There was haute couture. There were poignant messages. There was lots of Virgil Abloh's Louis Vuitton.
Lots of Halle Berry, Tracee Ellis Ross and Sarah Paulson, ahead.
See what the stars wore to the first Covid-era fest.
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In no particular order (though, we must, must begin with that Rihanna dress.)
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Stylist Karla Welch recently posted a behind-the-scenes look at her fitting with the actor.
Coach's Stuart Vevers, Brother Vellies's Aurora James, Monse's Fernando GarcĂa and Prabal Gurung reminisce.
It was a red-carpet hit for years after its runway debut.
This would be my 'I Think About This a Lot' for The Cut.
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From her first time at the ceremony, nominated for "Selena."
You know, the ones that always look good, no matter what the theme.
This designer-celebrity pairing is *chef's kiss*.
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Think princess-worthy gowns and shimmering gold trains.
Celebrities embraced it with varying degrees of success, but either way, it proved that a shift is happening.
The many outfit changes afforded by a promotional cycle gives talent the opportunity to put the spotlight on underrepresented communities in fashion.
There was vintage Alexander McQueen, bondage-infused Versace and so much more.
Hollywood stars played it pretty safe, but there were still some subtle fashion risks.
These were the beauty looks that stole the red carpet.
See all the unforgettable fashion moments from Sunday night in one place.
Highlights included Kate Middleton in an Alexander McQueen re-wear and Florence Pugh in a hot-pink Dries Van Noten cape