THE BEST OSCARS GOWNS OF 2016

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CATE BLANCHETT
Makes an entrance in a stunning seafoam green Armani Privé gown with hand-sewn details. We have been seeing a lot of this colour lately for bridesmaids! ‘Monroe’ dress: 

CHARLIZE THERON
This lipstick red plunging custom Dior gown is just AMAZING! What do you think of a beautiful train for your bridesmaids? ‘Arianna’ dress: 

LADY GAGA
Wearing a crisp white jumpsuit, with a full skirt overlay. We are loving the white bridesmaid trend at the moment! ‘Boheme’ dress: 
 
 MARGOT ROBBIE
Dressed in a slinky golden long-sleeve Tom Ford gown with a plunging neckline and a snakeskin embossed texture. Looking for gold sequinned bridesmaid dresses? ‘Elyse’ dress: 

 DAISY RIDLEY
Wears a silver embellished Chanel Haute Couture sheath with an open back connected by painted tulle straps. This colour gown is gorgeous for so many skin tones, and works beautifully with most wedding themes. ‘Gatsby’ dress: 

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