Oscars 2025: The Red Hot Looks That Stunned On The Red Carpet

Hollywood's biggest night is here, and the stars did not disappoint on the red carpet at the 97th Academy Awards.

The Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles transformed into a runway of high fashion as A-listers arrived in show-stopping ensembles that turned heads and set trends. From bold colors and daring silhouettes to timeless elegance and sparkling couture, this year's Oscars red carpet delivered unforgettable looks that showcased creativity, glamour, and style.

Here's a look at some of the hottest fashion moments at the 97th Academy Awards red carpet.

Zuri Hall, American television personality, entertainment reporter, and actress, turned heads on the red carpet, matching her bright red gown with a crimson lip.

"I always wanted to design my own awards season gown, one day!" she told E! News ahead of the red carpet. "I’ve been blessed enough to work in Hollywood for nearly a decade now…and develop a strong personal style. So I know what I like, and what works on long days like this."

"You’ve gotta bring the glamour, but it needs to be practical and functional," Hall explained. "I prefer gowns you don’t have to fuss over, too much, once I’m in it, I’m in it!"

Describing her debut design, she told E!, "I knew I wanted my first design ever to perfectly represent my quintessential red carpet style: effortless elegance, with a bit of edge. My favorite color palette to play in is rich, warm neutrals, ivory, camel, chocolate. I felt like the brown silk in this design was perfect, as we step into autumn."

"Euphoria" actress Storm Reid showed up wearing customized Alexandre Vauthier Spring 2025 Couture, which was topped with a dramatic ruffled, floor-length cape.

Emily Kassie, co-director of "Sugarcane," stepped out in an Atelier Prabal Gurung Fall 2024 RTW.

Marissa Bode plays Nessarose in the film adaptation of "Wicked."

RAYE showed up in a custom Vivienne Westwood and Lorraine Schwartz jewelry.

This show-stopping red dress showcased exactly why she continues to reign as Hollywood royalty.

Queen Latifah will take the stage at the 2025 Oscars to participate in a special tribute to music legend Quincy Jones.

Latifah, a longtime friend of Jones, previously collaborated with him on two tracks for his 1995 album Q’s "Jook Joint." The tribute was announced by Raj Kapoor, the show's executive producer and showrunner, during a recent press conference. Kapoor described the performance as a highlight of this year’s show, aiming to uplift the room and honor Jones' remarkable spirit and achievements.

"We’ve planned and curated this beautiful moment that we hope will uplift the room, that will celebrate the spirit of Quincy and all of his greatness," Kapoor shared. "We are happy to say that Queen Latifah is part of that performance. You’ll have to tune in Sunday to see what we have in store, but it’s a beautiful moment, and we think it will make everybody feel really good."

Colman Domingo recently shed light on the "hopeful" message of his Oscar-nominated film, "Sing Sing." The actor, who earned a Best Actor nod for his performance, appeared on "Good Morning America" on Monday, February 10, 2025, to reflect on the significance of the project.

"It's such an incredibly hopeful film, and I think we need that, especially where we are right now in the world," Domingo said. "We need stories about people who feel like they can overcome insurmountable odds."

He continued, "I feel like that's the message that I want to lead with as a performer, as a producer and a director in the world. I want to give that. The film is a big beating heart."

Gal Gadot will be a presenter at the 97th Academy Awards.

The 97th Academy Awards ceremony will be broadcast live from the Dolby Theatre at Ovation Hollywood in Los Angeles. Viewers can catch all the action on ABC-TV or stream it on Hulu, with coverage beginning at 7 p.m. ET / 3 p.m. PT.