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Stylist previews what to expect in Oscar fashion this year

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27 March, 2022, 01:00 pm
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Stylist previews what to expect in Oscar fashion this year

The 94th annual Oscars will be broadcast live from Los Angeles on Sunday evening

Reuters
27 March, 2022, 01:00 pm
Last modified: 27 March, 2022, 02:39 pm
Photo: Getty images via Glamour
Photo: Getty images via Glamour

Celebrity stylist and creative director Apuje Kalu is working with several A-list celebrities attending this year's Academy Awards and after-parties. So what goes into a successful Oscars look?

Part of the key to pulling it off is making sure attendees are comfortable and confident.

Zendaya donning one-shoulder Giambattista Valli, in Oscar 2018. Photo: Getty Image via Glamour
Zendaya donning one-shoulder Giambattista Valli, in Oscar 2018. Photo: Getty Image via Glamour

"When styling my clients I'm very collaborative. We have meetings, we talk strategy, we exchange images, but ultimately they're the ones that are facing the cameras, so I want to ensure that ... I'm not forcing a vision or look onto them," he said Friday. "But I'm also not afraid to push them."

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As for what to look for this year?

"There's going to be a lot of volume, like really big gowns on the carpet this year. We're coming back at the Oscars and people are looking forward to making statements and to be being seen.

Nicole Kidman sporting electric blue Armani Privé dress in Oscar 2018. Photo: Getty Image via Glamour
Nicole Kidman sporting electric blue Armani Privé dress in Oscar 2018. Photo: Getty Image via Glamour

"Also, you'll see a lot of sleek silhouettes. Everyone's body type can't carry maybe a really big gown, and some people look really good in sleek silhouettes showing off their figure but still being covered and still being tasteful," he said.

Emma Stone wearing fringed Givenchy, in Oscars 2017. Photo: Getty image via Glamour
Emma Stone wearing fringed Givenchy, in Oscars 2017. Photo: Getty image via Glamour

Taraji P. Henson’s Alberta Ferretti, 2017. Photo: Getty Image via Glamour
Taraji P. Henson’s Alberta Ferretti, 2017. Photo: Getty Image via Glamour

Kalu expects bold hues to rule on the carpet this year.

Cate Blanchett’s flower-coated Armani Privé, in Oscars 2016. Getty image via Glamour
Cate Blanchett’s flower-coated Armani Privé, in Oscars 2016. Getty image via Glamour

"You're going to see color on the carpet this year, whether it be primary colors or jewel tones. So, look forward to people (making) statements because we've been locked down for so long and it's been kind of an absence of their opulence."

Jennifer Lawrence donning structured Dior, in Oscars 2014. Photo: Getty Image via Glamour
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Angelina Jolie wearing high-slit Atelier Versace gown, in Oscars 2012. Photo: Getty Image via Glamour
Angelina Jolie wearing high-slit Atelier Versace gown, in Oscars 2012. Photo: Getty Image via Glamour

Michelle Williams’s saffron Vera Wang gown, in Oscars 2006. Photo: Getty Image via Glamour
Michelle Williams’s saffron Vera Wang gown, in Oscars 2006. Photo: Getty Image via Glamour

The 94th annual Oscars will be broadcast live from Los Angeles on Sunday evening.

 

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