Hollywood’s biggest night is never just about the awards — it’s also about the fashion moments that spark global conversation. At the 98th Academy Awards, Louis Vuitton delivered exactly that, dressing an impressive lineup of actors, filmmakers and creatives who turned the red carpet into one of the evening’s most talked-about runways.
From striking couture gowns to impeccably tailored tuxedos, the French fashion house brought a powerful mix of elegance, drama and modern luxury to the Oscars stage.
Zendaya set the tone early on the carpet in a sophisticated brown asymmetric draped dress paired with satin pumps. The look balanced sculptural elegance with effortless glamour, instantly earning attention among fashion watchers and best-dressed conversations.
Emma Stone brought timeless grace in a white hand-embroidered empire-cut gown styled with matching sandals. Her beauty look featured La Beauté Louis Vuitton, including the LV Ombres Eyeshadow palette in Beige Memento and the LV Rouge lipstick in Passport to Paris — a combination that added a soft yet polished finish to the overall look.
Chase Infiniti embraced drama and movement in a lavender silk gown designed with multilayered waterfall frills that flowed beautifully along the carpet. Her look was completed with La Beauté Louis Vuitton, featuring the LV Ombres palettes in Cosmic Dreams and Beige Momento, paired with the LV Rouge lipstick in Kiss the Sky.
Norwegian actress Renate Reinsve delivered one of the night’s most striking monochrome moments in a red silk crepe dress paired with matching red sandals. Elevating the look further, she wore a white gold and diamond bracelet alongside a white gold, onyx and diamond ring from the Louis Vuitton High Jewelry Collection. Her beauty look featured La Beauté Louis Vuitton with the LV Rouge lipstick in Vuittamine.
Wunmi Mosaku stood out in a beautifully detailed green hand-embroidered asymmetric gown styled with green flats, offering a fresh and confident take on red carpet elegance. Her beauty look included La Beauté Louis Vuitton products, featuring the LV Ombres Eyeshadow palettes in Beige Memento and Force of Nature, paired with the LV Baume Tender Bliss and LV Rouge lipsticks in Beige Machina and Rumbling Storm.
The men delivered equally memorable style moments.
Best Actor winner Michael B. Jordan took to the stage in a custom Louis Vuitton ensemble featuring a black officer-collar wool jacket with silk satin details and distinctive black-and-gold logotised cage buttons. The look was paired with matching straight tuxedo pants, a crisp white poplin shirt and black patent LV Première Oxford shoes — a sharp and commanding appearance fitting for one of the night’s biggest wins.
Director Ryan Coogler kept things classic with a modern twist in a black shawl-collar single-breasted tuxedo with embroidered buttons, styled with a white shirt, white bow tie and black patent LV Première Oxford shoes.
Joel Edgerton opted for understated elegance in a black shawl-collar tuxedo paired with a white shirt, black silk tie and black derbies. Adding a distinctive finishing touch, he wore two standout pieces from the Louis Vuitton High Jewelry Collection: the Les Honneurs brooch set with sapphires and diamonds and the Idylle Blossom brooch set with diamonds.
Brazilian actor Gabriel Leone rounded out the lineup in a navy single-breasted three-piece tuxedo styled with a white dress shirt, black bow tie and LV Première Oxford shoes, delivering a timeless red carpet look.
With the Oscars still dominating global conversation today, Louis Vuitton’s strong presence on the red carpet has become one of the defining fashion stories from the night. From bold couture statements to refined tailoring and beauty details, the house once again proved why its red carpet appearances continue to capture the attention of fashion lovers around the world.
And if the early reactions online are anything to go by, these Louis Vuitton looks are set to appear on many of the year’s best-dressed lists.
