The 94th Academy Awards were back at full capacity this year after a very scaled-back version in 2021 due to Covid. The Oscar red carpet is renowned for showcasing the best fashion and beauty trends of the moment, and this year did not disappoint.
The stars of the silver screen were more than eager to grace one of the world’s largest stages to show off their glamorous gowns, hair, and makeup. Here is a sample of some of the standout beauty looks from Hollywood’s big night.
Zendaya

Never one to disappoint, Zendaya brought her A-game by pairing a classic, wavey updo with soft, smokey eyes that had subtle silver accents and a glossy lip. The hair look was achieved using products from Joico, T3, and TRESemme. The makeup—which she did herself, no less—is Lancome.
Nicole Kidman

Academy Award winner Nicole Kidman wore her hair in a low side chignon while sporting clean and classic makeup. She accented the look with defined lashes and Lucille Ball—the role she was nominated for—inspired red lips. All makeup is from Pat McGrath Labs.
Lupita Nyong’o

Fellow Oscar winner Lupita Nyong’o wowed with this hand-sculped, architectural updo that was a work of art. Her makeup featured radiant skin with a red lip and metallic pop of gold in the center of her lids to match her gown. This unforgettable hairstyle was created using products from Matrix with makeup by Lancome.
Lily James

Newcomer to the Oscar red carpet, Lily James made her debut with an effortless 90s supermodel-inspired blow-out and smokey plum eye paired with a soft pink pout to complement her gown. Anastasia Beverly Hills makeup gave her that pretty-in-pink glow and Sebastian hair products created her loose waves.
Ariana DeBose

Best Supporting Actress winner Ariana DeBose made her Oscar red carpet debut sporting a Halle Berry-inspired tousled pixie cut, which paired perfectly with her edgy outfit. The stand-out makeup consisted of a clean complexion, dramatic smokey eyes, and neutral lips.
Her hair was styled using Maui Moisture products and GHD hot tools. Charlotte Tilbury makeup glammed her face, and a pair of wispy KISS lashes completed her look.
Zoe Kravitz

Cat Woman herself, Zoe Kravitz gave major Audrey Hepburn vibes with her slicked updo and side-swiped bangs. The soft pink wash over her lids matched her cheeks and lips while full brows and classic cat-eye liner added a touch of drama. Her hairstyle was created using Goody and Maui Moisture products.
Jessica Chastain

Best Actress winner Jessica Chastain showed up to the red carpet in a textured ponytail with loose strands framing her luminous skin and makeup. Her shimmery eyes were the perfect accent for her gown, while subtle pops of neutral pink on her cheeks and lips kept them the focus. La Mer products prepped her skin, Charlotte Tilbury created her makeup look, and Hair Rituel by Sisley Paris with tools by Olivia Garden styled her locks.
H.E.R.

H.E.R. ushered in springtime with her colorful makeup featuring on-trend cobalt blue cat-eye liner and matching glasses.
Flawless skin and shimmering carved cheeks were paired with a coral lip color. Her disheveled updo was accented with sparkling hairpins. The vibrant makeup comes from L’Oréal Paris.
Billie Eilish

Best Original Song winner Billie Eilish channeled the 60s with her jet-black flipped bob and side-swept bangs. The drama of the hair was the perfect coupling with her fresh-faced, no-makeup look. Charlotte Tilbury products created her understated glam.
Megan Thee Stallion

Making her Oscars debut to perform “We Don’t Talk About Bruno” from Encanto, Megan Thee Stallion wore her hair in an elegant slicked-back, low chignon with swooped edges framing her face.
Her makeup was straight from the fall runway shows featuring a glam cat-eye with cut creases and dark liner with a nude, glossy fill on the lips. The 27-year-old rapper also sported a long, nude manicure in a sleek, beige pink. Revlon makeup created this 90s-inspired look.
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