Another lady who stole the show in Prada was Emily Blunt in a white column gown with embellished detail. She teamed it with oversized earrings and a matching clutch bag.
Lady Gaga continued her award-season style with another dramatic train. This one – which may have been slightly more understated last week's Valentino Couture – featured on a beautiful and simple light-pink strapless dress by Calvin Klein. She kept the simple glamour in her beauty look with Hollywood waves and pink lips.
Nicole Kidman looked impossibly chic in a black strapless gown, which featured a white skirt and volume at the side. While from some angles, it looked incredibly simple, from others, it was seriously fashion-forward.
In a sea of monochromatic gowns, Gemma Chan stood out in this beautiful floral gown by Jason Wu. The off-the-shoulder style and exaggerated train created drama, which she let do the talking, keeping her make-up pared back and wearing her hair in an understated plait.
Julia Roberts has clearly got a new favourite style of red-carpet ensemble, again choosing to wear trousers with a dress over the top in a similar fashion to the Stella McCartney look she wore at last week's Golden Globes. It had a slightly more toned-down feel, but just as chic.
Laura Dern proved that black dresses do sometimes belong on the red carpet in a sequin Saint Laurent number with daring cut-out detail
Laura Harrier was another lady in white, wearing a sleeved, embellished Louis Vuitton dress with a low-cut front and slit detail at the bottom. She paired the look with glossy waves and some fun steel-capped court shoes
Green Book's Linda Cardellini managed to successfully pull off the sheer trend without making it look too racy for award season. This was partly because the actress' Zuhair Murad dress featured feminine polka-dot print and ladylike ruffles. Her elegant updo finished off the look perfectly.
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