Oscars red carpet: Best dressed at 2025 Academy Awards

Richard Beek, Nick Park and Merlin Crossingham, filmmakers behind Oscar nominated “Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl,” show off their stop-motion creations.

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“Wicked” star Jeff Goldblum accompanies his wife, Emilie Livingston, on the red carpet.

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Julian Brave NoiseCat, co-director of Oscar nominated documentary “Sugarcane,” honors his Native heritage on the red carpet.

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Tennis star Coco Gauff shows off her red carpet form in a lemon colored gown.

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Brady Corbet, director of “The Brutalist,” arrives with co-writer and companion Mona Fastvold.

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Clarence Maclin and Divine G, both nominated for co-writing “Sing Sing,” go for black and white tuxedos.

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“Didi” star Joan Chen in a flowy gown on the carpet

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Frequent nominee Diane Warren sports a custom Klein Epstein Parker tuxedo paired with a custom shirt and custom tie.

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Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang, co-hosts of “Las Culturistas” podcast, make their presence known on the red carpet.

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Nick Emerson, Oscar nominated editor for “Conclave,” made an early appearance on the red carpet.

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D.J. Gugenheim, producer for “The Brutalist,” is tux ready on the red carpet.

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