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Asymmetric gowns and strapless numbers are key Oscar fashion trends
Hollywood's leading ladies were working off the same page as they picked their all-important Oscar gowns. This year's key trend was the off-the-shoulder gown, which proved an elegant choice for a host of style-conscious celebrities. Two-time best actress winner [Hilary Swank] worked the asymmetric look in black Atelier Versace, while Bond girl [Rosamund Pike] opted for a Roland Mouret design in pale primrose.
Daniel and Tilda make Academy Awards a British affair
Although it was a rainy Sunday night in Los Angeles nothing could dampen the spirits of <I>There Will Be Blood</I> actor [Daniel Day-Lewis] at the Oscars ceremony. As last year's best actress, <I>The Queen</I> star [Helen Mirren], presented him with the film industry's biggest prize, he joked: "That's the closest I'll ever come to getting a knighthood". <br /><br /> The honour marks Daniel's second Academy Award. He also picked up the best actor gong in 1989 for <i>My Left Foot</i>.
Scarlet starlets bring red carpet glamour to the Academy Awards
Before Sunday night's prizegiving kicked off inside the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles, the world's fashionistas were keeping a keen eye on the style statements being made outside. And the A list certainly didn't disappoint this year, as they sashayed their way down the red carpet in a stunning array of gorgeous gowns which matched the famous walkway.