Hollywood stars gathered in Los Angeles on Sunday night time for the 96th Annual Academy Awards—which signifies that on Monday morning, bleary-eyed Vogue editors (particularly Taylor Antrim, Vogue’s deputy editor, and Christian Allaire, Vogue’s senior vogue author, who additionally compiles the Greatest Dressed record) piled into the podcast studio, armed—with opinions!—and able to break down the most effective seems, finest moments, and largest upsets of the night time.

Christian has been masking Lily Gladstone all awards season, so it’s no shock that he liked her customized Gucci look, which featured quill work by Indigenous artist Joe Huge Mountain. “It’s indicative of her method to cross the mic in her crimson carpet type to folks in her group,” Christian mentioned, and “Joe is the grasp of Indigenous quill work.” When it got here to menswear, he and the entire group liked seeing Colman Domingo in Louis Vuitton (together with his stylish boots). Colman for president!

Carey Mulligan’s customized black and white Balenciaga was a Vogue favourite, and Chioma declared that Lupita Nyong’o’s colour is pale blue (her stylist confirmed that the shade of her Armani Privé was, certainly, a nod to the hue she wore when she scooped up her best-supporting-actress Oscar in 2014). There was numerous black on the crimson carpet, together with Margot Robbie’s Barbie funeral-themed apparel, so America Ferrera’s Barbie pink Versace was a pop of technique enjoyable. But it surely was Emma Stone’s mint inexperienced Louis Vuitton with a peplum, and her silver after-party gown, that garnered probably the most dialog. As Stone strode as much as the stage to simply accept her award for finest actress, she realized the again of her robe had damaged. Regardless of the wardrobe malfunction, she managed to snort it off, explaining, “I believe it occurred throughout ‘I’m Simply Ken,’” referring to Ryan Gosling’s theatrical efficiency of the track earlier within the night. With awards season now over, stylists and stars alike can take a second to breathe—earlier than prepping their Met Gala seems.