Oscar Winning Fashion Trends

Hollywood's leading ladies stole the 85th Academy Awards show with stunning old Hollywood-esque looks. Two of the front-runners adorned glamorous white and washed dresses. Best Supporting Actress, Anne Hathaway in a silky pale pink Prada and Jennifer Lawrence in white Dior Haute Couture. Rocking a sleek short hair cut (for her upcoming film) Charlize Theron also took part in the white Dior trend, in a crisp white peplum number and later on in an off-white gown, when the former ballerina graced the stage for a dance number with Channing Tatum. The red carpet also saw several shoulder exposers. Reese Witherspoon in a strapless royal blue Louis Vuitton, and best Actress nominee Jessica Chastain in a futuristic custom Armani Prive gold gown.Gold was not the only metallic color gleaming on the red carpet. Best Actress in a Leading Role nominee, Naomi Watts wore a glittery asymmetric Armani Prive gown. While once Bond girl, Halle Berry honored 50 years of the Bond franchise in a metallic floor length black and silver Versace.Ruffles make a comeback, Nominee Amy Adams, didn't take the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress, but she looked like a winner in an Oscar de la Renta fitting bodice gown with dramatic ruffle skirt. Jennifer Garner looked elegant in a dark purple Gucci gown with ruffle embellishments as she supported husband Ben Affleck who directed and starred in Argo, which took the award of the night; Best Picture. Check out the rest of the winners below.2013 Oscar Winners:Supporting Actor: Christoph WaltzAnimated Short Film: "Paper Man"Animated Feature Film: "Brave"Cinematography: Claudio Miranda for "Life of Pi"Visual Effects: "Life of Pi"Costume Design: "Anna Karenina"Makeup and Hairstyling: "Les Miserables"Live Action Short Film: "Curfew"Documentary Short Subject: "Innocente"Documentary Feature: "Searching for Sugar Man"Foreign Language Film: "Amour"Sound Mixing: "Les Miserables"Sound Editing: "Zero Dark Thirty" and "Skyfall" (A tie)Supporting Actress: Anne HathawayFilm Editing: "Argo"Production Design: "Lincoln"Original Score: "Life of Pi"Original Song: "Skyfall"Adapted Screenplay: Chris Terrio for "Argo"Original Screenplay: Quentin Tarantion for "Django Unchained"Directing: Ang LeeActress: Jennifer LawrenceActor: Daniel Day-LewisBest Picture: "Argo"