New York Fashion Week: 10 looks we'd like to see on the Oscar red carpet

Although fashion designers have been busy in recent weeks choosing red carpet looks that their customers would wear fashionable. Oscars On February 24, some of the remarkable dresses presented at New York Fashion Week, which has just been completed, could bring some back to their choices. As for us, we could see Amy Adams glamorous in a silvery look plunging into Tom Ford's neck. Or Regina King on the podium of Oscar de la Renta. Or Olivia Colman remains totally in the character in a royal gaze of Rosie Assoulin. To this end, we selected 10 looks that could easily make a trip from the red carpet track.

Japanese designer Tomo Koizumi seemed to explode out of nowhere, making his New York Fashion Week debut at SoHo 's Marc Jacobs store with an assortment of brightly colored polyester organza ruffled dresses, which have become the most fashionable. one of the most discussed parades of the week. . It's hard to think of a better choice for a big screen star.

The sparkling silver v-neck dress that closed Tom Ford's parade sparkled like a billion-dollar diamond mine, and the thick electro-stitched mesh detail on the neckline added the thinnest edge to a breathtaking silhouette.

The collection of stylish armor that Brandon Maxwell has sent on the runway has not failed to offer him rewards, but this black ball gown adorned with a racerback bodice found a perfect balance between vulnerability and strength thanks to the wide combination belt.

Since Ralph Lauren started showing season collections (that is, available now) at New York Fashion Week, dressing up the parade right only requires a credit card and not a well connected stylist. One of the leaders to have walked down the stairs of her lighthouse on Madison Avenue was a flirty evening dress of $ 16,000 in a gold metallic sequined micro jersey jersey with a black tulle overlay. If the statuette of the Oscars was remade in a feminine form, it could very well look like this. (Let's call it Ralph, are we going?)

The objects of the Mediterranean, especially Spain and Morocco, were the inspiring starting point of the Oscar de la Renta collection for the fall and winter of 2019. The piece we believed have a greater than average chance of getting caught by a red carpet stylist (in addition to the strapless black velvet and tulle strapless Bella Hadid wore in evening dress at the penultimate-look) had Art deco atmosphere. The strapless evening dress alternated between zinnia pink velvet horizontal zigzags and black tulle, giving a glamorous old Hollywood and chic young and modern dress.

This fine feathered dress was one of the many looks of the Marc Jacobs track that we could easily see making their way west in time for this year's Academy Awards to offer an elegant alternative to the traditional red carpet silhouettes .

In recent seasons, Christian Siriano's dresses have become as safe as reaching the red carpet, and his collection of tracks on the theme of the future in space, fall and winter 2019, has thrown several options on our radar . The penultimate look of the catwalk collection was at the top of the list: a layered tulle dress with a V-neck in a royal purple that would make it perfect for one of the warrior women of Wakanda.

Most of Proenza Schouler 's Fall and Winter 2019 runway shows were a fashion editor' s dream, a collection of artistic and imaginative inspiration most likely to end up in glossy pages that 's all about. a red carpet. That being said, there are all sorts of rewards and all kinds of people who dress there. For those who want a cutting-edge look for, say, the Independent Spirit Awards, consider this look as a modern alternative to YSL's The Smoking.

During this round of shows, we learned a track shortcut: if you have a competitor on the red carpet, put it on Bella Hadid. The model paraded on the Oscar-worthy podium at just about every brand that had one. One of the most memorable unexpectedly occurred at the end of Prabal Gurung's chic nomadic hippy collection: an inky black velvet dress, a low waist and a V-neck whose only decoration was a two-tone steering wheel draped by hand. It was elegance and restraint at its best.

Although the general mood of Rosie Assoulin's Fall and Winter 2019 presentations was relaxed (wide-leg pants with integrated long skirt and dresses with bra and corset details), the designer, whose red carpet skins include Tessa Thompson, Mandy Moore, Danai Gurira and Yara Shahidi served some stunners, including a white and lilac wedge-locked silk evening gown with a knot-shaped ruffle between the shoulder blades (with a smaller contrast knot just below) and a semicircle train that made it so nice to see from the back. And it's not an easy task if you're the one heading to the stage to win the prize you've won in front of a crowded Dolby theater.