It’s the one 2010’s countdown we have yet to get around to, the Oscars Best Dressed List! Scroll down to reminisce over the best red carpet looks from the last decade and the ceremony’s true winners.

2010: Rachel McAdams in Elie Saab Haute Couture

Launching our countdown is this timeless look; a playful, flowy organza princess dress, adorned with a delightful watercolour print and minimal accessories. Lorraine Schwartz diamond chandelier earrings, neutral makeup and high ‘do prove as great styling choices, and all I have to say is that your hair looks sexy pushed back babe.

2011: Michelle Williams in Chanel

the Best Actress nominee was mesmerising in this modern yet romantic piece. The combination of the dress’ pearly hue, Williams’ platinum blonde pixie cut and the minimalistic makeup make her the human embodiment of an angle, and we stan.

2012: Angelina Jolie Atelier Versace

Arguably the best look on the red carpet that night, and undeniably the most iconic; the “Angelina Leg” moment echoed so loud through editorial time and space, it is still referenced hard to this day. For the cultural impact alone, Angie won that year’s carpet.

2013: Jennifer Lawrence in Dior Couture

This dress was so stunningly beautiful, it didn’t even matter it was also responsible for Jennifer Lawrence tripping over it on as she made her way to accept her award for Best Actress. The unique drop-waist silhouette and the strand of 150 Chopard diamond beads necklace draping backwards make for a showstopping fashion moment.

2014: Cate Blanchett in Armani Privé

In a design I can only imagine had been inspired by an actual siren, the Blue Jasmine star looked absolutely mesmerising, like a couture clad version of The Birth of Venus. We love, love, love this look, and don’t believe anyone else could have carried it as elegantly as miss Blanchett.

2015: Emma Stone in Elie Saab

Intricate, vintage-inspired beadwork over close-fitting, high slit dress? Yes, please. This work of art not only is spectacular on its own merit but the colour complimented Stone’s skin tone and hair colour so beautifully it’s like a match made in couture heaven.

2016: Naomi Watts in Armani

Even when she’s not nominated, Watts looks like an absolute winner. This extraordinary deep navy and aubergine gradient dress, embellished with iridescent sequins had an ethereal effect which beat every other look in that night.

2017: Janelle Monáe in Elie Saab

Once again, the princess dress received an interesting modern interpretation. Seemingly stepping out as a villain in a new Disney live-action production, Monáe looked like the dark princess of our dreams. The metallic embroidery adorning the sheer black bodice and the

golden Forevermark choker create a seamless majestic look befitting the musician’s enchanting presence.

2018: Saoirse Ronan in Calvin Klein by Appointment

In an ultimate combination between girlish and feminine elegance, this sweet, oversised bow emblazoned powder pink dress complimented Ronan’s pale complexion as well as her status as a young 20-something three times Oscars nominee.

2019: Billy Porter in custom Christian Siriano

Sorry to everyone else, but there really was no question as to who won last year’s red carpet. Gender fluidity? Check. Infinite charisma and poise? Check. A truly mind-blowing, elegant and glamorous look? Check, check, check. The tuxedress to launch a thousand obscure outfits marked the end of yawn-inducing menswear, and for that alone deserves recognition.

2020: Zazie Beetz in Thom Browne

The only black dress to make this list, I simply love this piece and the excellent styling of this look. The sequins complement the structured shape of the corset and are beautifully juxtaposed to Beetz’s awe-striking natural hair texture. The subtle green hue reflected in the jewellery marks our jealousy from how flawless this lady looked last night.

Words by Maya Avram

Graphics by Séverine Denis-Lessard

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With its chic cuts typifying the House style, alongside inspiration from the Ezcaramuzas of Mexico, they deliver a master stroke in traditional dress.

Inspired by the Mexican sport of Escaramuza Charra, Maria Grazia Chiuri has created a number of feminine outfits adorned with traditional embroidery, which evoke the grace and strength of the skilled horsewomen.

Escaramuza Charra, for the uninitiated, comprises a group of women mounted on horseback, who make their horses dance in choreographies to the rhythm of Mexican music. Dressing up is an art, and takes a lot of responsibility.

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The 2017 women’s marches brought out millions all over the world last year, most prominently in Washington where the march was more emotionally aimed at the newly elected president Trump. This year, not much has changed in terms of who the marches are aimed at, but the intention is to channel the energy for more progressive opponents in the November midterm elections.

Adwoa Aboah at the Women’s March in Washington.

Credit: @adwoaaboah Instagram

This year, many famous faces were out in force, rallying for more voices in office in support of women’s reproductive rights in retaliation to Trump’s anti-abortion stance.

Jennifer Lawrence, Cameron Diaz and Adele in solidarity.

Credit: @adele Instagram

Paris Jackson gave a speech yesterday at the march in Los Angeles.

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For the second year running, the crowds were blushed with shades of pink from the waves of pink ‘Pussyhats’ that have become a symbol of female solidarity in retaliation to some of Trump’s derogatory and sexist language. The cat-eared hats take the term and turn it into a word of power. The simple knitting pattern started out within a small group of women who wanted to produce an item of clothing other than a T-shirt to create real physical presence, once the pattern was online it got shared all around the world and the pink hats appeared in full force once again for this year’s march.

Crowds in force – Washington, D.C. Jan. 21, 2017

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Co-founder of the Pussyhat Project, Jayna Zweiman speaking to the crowds in Los Angeles.

Credit: @p_ssyhatproject Instagram

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