Most memorable Oscar dresses of all time

This elegant pastel yellow floral dress immortalized the sophistication of the Hepburn-Givenchy alliance. It set a standard of elegance that remains a reference in current fashion.

The unique and flattering design of this 'mermaid' cut dress made her stand out on the red carpet. It became one of the most remembered looks of the decade for its originality and beauty.

This delicate pale pink taffeta dress became a pop culture milestone for its elegance and minimalism. Its timeless design continues to be a reference in guest fashion, demonstrating its lasting impact.

This elegant pale green silk dress became a symbol of the glamour of 'Golden Hollywood'. It exuded distinction and foreshadowed her future as Princess of Monaco, inspiring generations.

This daring sheer sequined ensemble marked a turning point in Oscar fashion. It was a controversial and memorable look for its boldness and originality, breaking with conventions.

This daring and sensual embroidered dress with glitter and sheer panels is legendary, cementing Cher as an icon of bold fashion. Her extravagant designs are as memorable as she is.

Considered one of the most iconic and elegant dresses of all time, this vintage Valentino design was responsible for the resurgence of the second-hand market in haute couture.

This stunning burgundy-colored dress became an icon not only for its design but also for the historical moment it represented. It symbolized empowerment and elegance at a key moment.

This dress became iconic not only for its beauty but also for the actress's memorable fall while going up on stage. It is considered the most expensive dress in the history of the gala, adding to its legend.

This dress was acclaimed for its vibrant color and ethereal silhouette, which 'brought joy back to the red carpet'. It cemented Nyong'o as a style icon for her impeccable choice.

Its elegant and sparkling design perfectly complemented her statuette, being a highly praised and remembered look for its sophistication. It represents the pinnacle of red carpet glamour.

Although she didn't win the Oscar for Best Actress, her look was a stunning fashion statement, especially due to the legendary Tiffany & Co. yellow diamond. It made her the absolute star of the night.

Her wardrobe choice, though discreet, was memorable for the historical milestone her victory represented. It symbolized a change in the industry by becoming the second woman to win best director.

This Chanel styling broke with traditional red carpet codes, being a statement of intent and style. It challenged dress norms and reflected the actress's personality.

It became memorable not only for its beauty but also for a 'fashion incident' when the dress broke during the ceremony. It added a human and spontaneous touch to an already iconic look.