Oscars 2026 red carpet: What Anne Hathaway, Timothee Chalamet, Leonardo DiCaprio, and other stars wore

The 98th Academy Awards at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood once again proved that the Oscars are as much a luxury style showcase as they are a celebration of cinema. Designers, jewellers, and watchmakers all compete for one of the most powerful stages in the world: the red carpet.

The Oscars 2026 ceremony, along with multiple after-parties, saw a striking mix of couture gowns, classic tuxedos, archival jewellery, and independent watchmaking.

From Timothee Chalamet’s custom-made Givenchy suit and artisanal Urban Jurgensen watch to Anne Hathaway’s diamond-laden Bvlgari necklace, the night delivered memorable celebrity style moments. Below, we break down the look of your favourite celebrities at Oscars 2026.

Timothee Chalamet

Few actors command red-carpet attention like Timothee Chalamet, the 30-year-old star nominated for Best Actor for Marty Supreme — his third nomination at the Academy Awards.

For the Oscars 2026 ceremony, Chalamet wore a custom Givenchy by Sarah Burton monochromatic tuxedo in off-white wool, paired with a white silk tie and pleated trousers. The look, styled with Gent boots, leaned into his signature fashion-forward approach.

On his wrist was a major independent horological statement: the Urban Jurgensen UJ-2 in platinum, priced around CHF105,000 ($171,000). The watch features a hand-turned guilloche dial and a rare double wheel natural escapement, and requires about 565 hours of handwork to complete.

Leonardo DiCaprio

Hollywood heavyweight Leonardo DiCaprio attended Oscars 2026 as a Best Actor nominee for One Battle After Another.

The one-time Oscar winner, whose celebrity style is typically understated, chose timeless formalwear in the form of a Dior black wool and silk shawl-lapel tuxedo. The suit was matched with a crisp white shirt, silk bow tie, and black patent leather derbies.

Instead of a watch, DiCaprio added flair with a piece of jewellery history: a 1964 Boucheron Bee brooch from the maison’s private collection. Crafted in yellow gold, yellow enamel, garnet, and diamonds, it reflects founder Frederic Boucheron’s fascination with nature and insects as aesthetic motifs.

Bella Hadid

Supermodel Bella Hadid delivered a restrained, sleek, but high-impact look that played directly into the current appetite for clean, archival-inspired dressing. At the Vanity Fair Oscar Party, she wore a custom Prada ivory silk satin halter-neck top with a matching pencil skirt, finished with black satin pumps — a silhouette that felt almost 1990s in its simplicity.

The contrast came through her dazzling jewellery. Hadid layered Chopard Haute Joaillerie pieces, including a 44.77-carat diamond necklace, multiple statement rings such as a 20-carat cushion-cut diamond, and diamond earrings. The overall effect was deliberate: minimal fashion, maximal jewellery.

Michael B. Jordan

Fresh off his Oscars 2026 Best Actor win for Sinners, Michael B. Jordan was one of the most popular names of the night — and his look matched the moment.

The US actor and producer, long associated with sharp and modern tailoring, wore a custom black Louis Vuitton suit that leaned into the house’s contemporary take on formalwear — precise structure, perfect fit, and subtle detailing.

On his wrist was a collector’s piece: a slim and compact vintage rectangular diamond and yellow gold Piaget watch, underscoring the maison’s legacy in ultra-thin watchmaking and discreet elegance. The choice felt so deliberate and speaks of such individuality, we totally love it.

Anne Hathaway

Academy Award-winning actress Anne Hathaway returned to the Oscars red carpet for the first time in over a decade, appearing as a presenter during the ceremony.

She wore a dramatic Specula Mundi Haute Couture Collection gown, styled with opera gloves — a look that also playfully referenced The Devil Wears Prada, the cult film that helped cement her fashion icon status.

The true showstopper, however, was her jewellery. Hathaway wore the Bvlgari Neoclassical Starlight High Jewellery necklace, centred on an 8.02-carat Fancy Vivid Yellow pear-cut diamond surrounded by more than 35 carats of diamonds. The necklace alone required over 850 hours of craftsmanship to complete.

In addition, she paired it with Bvlgari’s transformable Daphne’s Laurel earrings set with yellow and white diamonds, as well as two platinum high jewellery rings also featuring yellow and white diamonds.

Priyanka Chopra Jonas

Global star Priyanka Chopra Jonas — actor, producer and one of the most followed celebrities worldwide — brought full high jewellery drama to the Oscars.

She wore a white draped silk strapless Dior gown, embroidered with a feather boa detail that added movement and softness to the silhouette.

The centrepieces, however, was unmistakable: the Bvlgari Serpenti Illusio High Jewelry necklace, set with a 14.01-carat antique cushion-cut blue sapphire from Madagascar, surrounded by pave diamonds, emeralds, and onyx. Constructed from 235 elements over more than 1,300 hours, the piece subtly forms a snake motif — a signature of Bvlgari’s design language.

She completed the look with diamond earrings and a high jewellery ring, keeping the focus firmly on the magnificent necklace.

Demi Moore

An true-blue A-lister in celebrity style, actress Demi Moore delivered a sleek high jewellery moment on the red carpet.

Her eye-catching black Schiaparelli gown with a white feathered train was anchored by Boucheron’s Vendome Lisere collection. The pieces included earrings set with emerald-cut blue tourmalines and pave diamonds, a ring featuring a 4.13-carat emerald-cut diamond, and a diamond-pave bracelet with emerald-cut stones.

A presenter at the Oscars 2026 show, she completed the ensemble with the Ruban Diamants transformable piece from Boucheron’s Histoire de Style Art Deco High Jewellery collection, worn in bracelet form — a modern reinterpretation of the ribbon motif that defined many Art Deco jewels.

Robert Pattinson

British actor Robert Pattinson, best known for films such as The Batman and Tenet, opted for classic Parisian tailoring on the red carpet.

One of the night’s award presenters, he wore a Dior black velvet tuxedo with silk lapels, styled with a white cotton shirt and patent leather shoes — a combination that echoed the understated elegance often associated with the brand.

Pattinson adorned his buttoned shirt collar with the detachable platinum, onyx, and diamond brooch from a Cartier High Jewellery necklace, and also donned a pair of Santos de Cartier cufflinks in sterling silver, palladium finish, and black lacquer.

Chris Evans

Actor Chris Evans, best known globally for his role as Captain America and appearing at the ceremony as a presenter, brought a debonaire polish to the Oscars 2026 red carpet.

He wore a navy Giorgio Armani double-breasted tuxedo, paired with a crisp white shirt and black bow tie — a look that leaned into classic, structured tailoring.

On his wrist, Evans chose the Chopard L.U.C XPS in rose gold, a discreet ultra-thin dress watch that reflects the maison’s focus on refined finishing and refined elegance. He completed the look with Chopard Ice Cube cufflinks also in rose gold, keeping the accessories consistent in tone and quietly luxurious.

Elle Fanning

The ethereal Elle Fanning attended the ceremony as a nominee for Best Supporting Actress for Sentimental Value.

Her look was deeply personal: a custom Givenchy gown by Sarah Burton, designed to reference memories from her childhood. The dress featured a corseted bustier silhouette crafted from tulle, adorned with delicate satin-stitched wisteria embroidery.

Elevating the dreaminess are a 1903 Cartier Collection transformable platinum necklace with round old-cut diamonds, a Cartier Diamond Collection white gold and diamond bracelet, and an Etincelle de Cartier white gold and diamond ring.

Usher

R&B icon Usher, one of the most influential figures in modern music, looked immaculate in a Giuliva Heritage ivory double-breasted dinner jacket contrasted with black trousers and a bow tie.

Interestingly, his timepiece choice broke convention. He wore the Jaeger-LeCoultre Rendez-Vous Classic Night & Day in pink gold, a traditionally feminine timepiece featuring a mother-of-pearl dial, diamond-set details and a day-night indicator. Something has to be said about a man’s confidence to experiment with women’s watches. But then, that’s totally expected of Usher.

Jessica Alba

Actress and wildly successful lifestyle entrepreneur Jessica Alba, founder of The Honest Company, brought sleek and sensuous glamour to Oscars 2026.

Her form-fitting, floor-length black sequin gown with a plunging necklace and feather embellishments complemented her athletic physique and curves perfectly. For the bling, Alba chose Chopard. Her Haute Joaillerie earrings are set with 32.83 carats of diamonds, while her L’Heure du Diamant bracelet flaunt 7.99 carats of diamonds.

Nicholas Hoult

British actor Nicholas Hoult, known for films ranging from About a Boy to The Menu, attended the Vanity Fair Oscar Party following the ceremony.

Hoult wore a Prada black mohair double-breasted tuxedo, styled with a white poplin shirt, white nylon tie and a pink poplin flower pin.

On his wrist was a particularly elegant timepiece: the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Monoface Small Seconds “Or Deco.” The watch features a pink-gold case and Milanese bracelet, with a grained dial matching the tone of the precious metal — a modern interpretation of the Reverso’s iconic Art Deco design.

Simu Liu

Canadian actor Simu Liu, best known for Marvel’s Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, also brought watchmaking pedigree to the red carpet.

He wore a tailored evening suit paired with the Zenith Calibre 135 Observatoire Limited Edition, a watch inspired by Zenith’s historic chronometer competition wins and one of the brand’s most technically celebrated movements.

For watch enthusiasts, the piece represented a nod to mid-century precision timekeeping — a fitting detail on a night celebrating the craft of filmmaking.

Joe Alwyn

British actor Joe Alwyn attended the ceremony in support of the film Hamnet, which was nominated for multiple awards.

He paired a Valentino Custom tuxedo with the Hublot Classic Fusion Essential Grey 42mm, an e-commerce-exclusive model that embodies the brand’s “Art of Fusion” philosophy. With its monochrome aesthetic and understated design, the watch offered a contemporary alternative to the more traditional red-carpet timepieces worn that evening.

Connor Storrie

Up-and-coming US actor Connor Storrie, known for his breakout role as Ilya Rozanov in the 2025 HBO Max/Crave series Heated Rivalry, made a splash at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party.

He wore a sheer and undoubtedly head-turning Saint Laurent ensemble, signalling his rise as a Gen Z red-carpet disruptor rather than a traditional leading man.

On his wrist was a stand-out vintage watch: the TAG Heuer S/El Chronograph (Ref. S25-706). With its distinctive integrated bracelet design and late-80s aesthetic, the watch added a huge dose of retro grooviness that completed his confident yet unexpected styling.

Anna Wintour

Fashion’s most recognisable editor, Anna Wintour, made a rare on-stage appearance at Oscars 2026 alongside Anne Hathaway for the awards presentation.

The Vogue global editorial director, who singlehandedly inspired The Devil Wears Prada, looked effortlessly chic in a Dior floral-embroidered ensemble, consisting of a black lace jacket layered over a white satin dress.

True to her signature style, Wintour finished the look with her trademark oversized sunglasses and a 19th-century Oscar Massin diamond necklace, reinforcing her reputation for blending couture fashion with archival jewellery pieces.

Rose Byrne

Australian actress Rose Byrne, known for her work across both independent film and mainstream productions, kept her Oscars look feminine and refined.

While she’s simply a vision in a Dior black draped crepe strapless gown embroidered with floral detailing, what’s intriguing is her choice of necklace. She selected a unique cognac diamond and chocolate enamel choker from Taffin, a New York–based high jewellery house founded by James de Givenchy, known for its unconventional use of materials and bold, sculptural designs.