All the glitz and glamour from the 2022 OscarsScroll down to view the gallery belowundefinedAriana DeBose, who won Best Supporting Actress for her role in West Side Story, wore a stunning Valentino ensembleBillie Eilish wore a black ruffled Gucci gownBillie Eilish and her brother Finneas won best original song for their James Bond anthem No Time to DieWill Smith won Best Lead Actor for his role in King RichardTroy Kotsur won Best Supporting Actor for his role in CODAJessica Chastain wore a sequinned ombre gown by GucciJessica Chastain won Best Lead Actress for her role in The Eyes of Tammy Faye New Zealand's Jane Campion won Best Director for her work on The Power of the DogJudi Dench, who was nominated for her role in Belfast, wore a Dolce and Gabbana white ensemble Zendaya, known for her recent role in Dune, wore Valentino Haute Couture Wesley Snipes wore a burgundy shorts suit by GivenchyHost Wanda Sykes wore a custom white suit by Christian SirianoTimothée Chalamet, known for his recent role in Dune, stunned in a sequinned lace suit by Louis VuittonSimu Liu, known for his role in Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, donned a red Versace suitTennis star Serena Williams wore a pink and black Gucci gownPenelope Cruz wore a black Chanel ball gown while her husband Javier Bardem kept it simple with a black suitOlivia Colman, who was nominated for her role in The Lost Daughter, wore a metallic silver Dior gownNicole Kidman, nominated for her role in Being the Ricardos, wore a dusty blue Armani Privé gown Lupita Nyong’o, known for her award-winning role in 12 Years a Slave, wore a pink and gold gown by PradaAussie actor Kodi Smit-McPhee, who was nominated for his role in The Power of the Dog, wowed the carpet in a powder blue Bottega Veneta ensembleKirsten Dunst, nominated for her role in The Power of the Dog, wore a stunning vintage ruffled Christian Lacroix gownPresenter Chris Rock delivered a joke about Jada Pinkett Smith, prompting her husband Will Smith to slap the host on stage in an awkward momentPreviousNext