Oscars 2019: the red carpet, the ceremony and the winners – live! | Movie

Stuart Heritage

Seacrest awkward update:

SAM ELLIOTT: We insisted on what Bradley Cooper cooked for him. Refused to white point to answer. Joke is on him, because nobody cares. 3/10

Lauren Cochrane

Brown is not a color that we have seen a lot at the 2019 Oscars. It is however a very fashionable color currently. Emma Stone, nominated for best actress in a supporting role for her role in The Favorite, creates a kind of rust color in her Louis Vuitton dress. If, on the catwalks, the brown has played a lot in daywear with drawstrings and knits, Stone's sequins – not to mention the impressive badortment of hair to dress – give it a touch of dress.

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Chadwick Boseman of Black Panther arrived in a black jacket-dress dipped in metallic sequins and a black silk scarf instead of a bow tie. He is becoming a poster designer for Givenchy, but we will update the designer when we know more. The look is royal, laid without being dull and probably incredibly heavy. Also very pro anyone who does not wear harness tonight.

Lauren Cochrane

Malificent had a big impact on fashion. The appearance of the Charlize Theron Oscars is the latest example of how the witch is an icon of style for our time. The new raven of the actress looks bright against the column of duck eggs of her dress Dior. Sharp jewelery, red lipstick and low back help create a glamorous look that will not spoil.

Morwenna Ferrier

Amy Poehler, who would have been a great host tonight but would probably present a prize, wears a black Alberta Ferretti tuxedo, full of tails, a ruffled blouse and a kind of pin. Tuxedos on women: the trend we all had announced on the post-MeToo red carpet, but that we have seen very little so far.

Lauren Cochrane

In Vice, Amy Adams does not dress like 80s with her epaulettes, her thick hair and her luxury jewels. For the Oscars, the candidate is much more sober – strikingly. After so many pink dresses, capes and more, this white collar dress is totally discreet. It may be a more subtle game of power – when you're good, you do not need to make stories.

Stuart Heritage

Less than an hour before the start of the ceremony. It may be time to start guessing what time Lady Gaga will arrive on the red carpet. My prediction: 20 seconds before the beginning of the ceremony, in a liquid mercury gown, carried on a base by a fleet of anthropomorphic badgers.

Morwenna Ferrier

In her asymmetrical dress of Lebanese designer Reem Acra, Black Panthers star Angela Bbadett presents three of this season's trends: a bright pink, a train and a giant rococo bow. The big bows have become a macro trend – see the Miu Miu, Rodarte, Marc Jacobs and Moschino spring-summer parades – but it's always nice to see them brought to the wild. Surprisingly, his stylist described him as a fan of "effortless mode" because of the length of the train.

Stuart Heritage

Because there is not much liveblog yet, I chose to rate the clumsiness of the interviews on Ryan Seacrest's red carpet. Some highlights up to now:

RICHARD E GRANT: Tell Seacrest that he had impregnated Melissa McCarthy with Seacrest's obvious confusion. 6/10

JOE ALWYN: Seacrest asked if it was his birthday today. It was not his birthday today. Seacrest asked him what he had done for his last birthday. 8/10

The printed sofa has already had a lot of love on the red carpet – Harry Styles and Kim Kardashian are fans. Maya Rudolph, best known for her role in the comedy Bridesmaids, joins their ranks with this awesome number of flowers, which could resemble that of Gucci, and accompanied by the Oscar 2019 accessory, a cape. People on Twitter already inevitably compare it to sofas, but Rudolph should remember that in the world of fashion, it's not an insult, but a compliment.

Lauren Cochrane

Gemma Chan's Valentino fuschia pink dress shows that she is, and this is a compliment, a lazy dresser. The dress has all the impact – thanks to the type of color that is usually found on a highlighter in your alien storage – without sacrificing comfort. He has pockets and, with its short length, she could even wear sneakers. We hope that she is.

Morwenna Ferrier

Glenn Close, favorite to win an Oscar for Best Actress, is presumably in tribute to an Oscar statuette dressed in a gold gown of extraordinary length. The cape of puddle on the red carpet is a theme among the nominees for the best actress: Melissa McCarthy arrived in monochrome cape costume a few moments ago. Looking forward to seeing Lady Gaga in something similar.

Stuart Heritage

By the way, I understood what a Glambot is. It is a high-speed camera mounted on a robotic arm that can rotate, lift, pan, tilt and roll with unprecedented speed. How E! used such impressive technology? Encouraging famous people to stand in front of him and wave his arms a little. Maybe it's the end of the world after all.

Lauren Cochrane

The trend for women wearing pants on the red carpet has increased in recent years, but Melissa McCarthy is the first big female star at the Oscars this year to have rejected a dress. Her palazzo pants are very spring / summer 2019. The fluid cape, meanwhile, brings glamor to the movie star. The resemblance to Daenerys Targaryen outfits in Game of Thrones only serves to convince us that McCarthy may be the queen of the world.

Stuart Heritage

If there is no monologue at the Oscars this year, rumors suggest that it will be replaced by some kind of Queen Queen (inflamed), here is a brief recap of the other monologues of the season. rewards, so let's hope you can satiate this way.

Independent Spirit – Aubrey Plaza Movie Award

A very strong monologue with good cameos and a beautiful close-up of Tilda Swinton's dirty towel. 8/10

Writers Guild Awards – Chelsea Peretti

Perhaps the best monologue of the year, perhaps because the awards also celebrate television, which means that one could spend a lot of time explaining why The Marvelous Mrs Maisel is so bad. 10/10

Baftas – Joanna Lumley

Literally a hangover created by an almost total absence of identifiable jokes. When we all die, it will be the last thing we will see. Terrible horrible awful horrible. 3/10