1. The Overall Atmosphere of This Year’s Red Carpet: Dramatic Restraint
- The overall style was more understated than in previous years, with fewer exaggerated ball gowns, but more dresses and suits with clean lines and saturated colors, as if the drama was hidden in the tailoring rather than the volume.
- Both male and female stars were playing with “formal wear upgrades”: women appeared in menswear-inspired suits and minimalist gowns, while men rewrote traditional black tuxedos with color, materials, and details.
2. The Most Eye-Catching “Color Stars”
1. Dreamy Pink and Gold: The Light Source on the Red Carpet
- Some appeared in large swathes of pink tulle and satin capes; the layered and lightweight dresses seemed to bring the magical aura of their characters to the scene, appearing soft yet undeniably present.
- Gold dresses took a different approach: deep V-necks, fitted cuts, and lustrous fabrics transformed the wearers into moving statues, as if they had stepped out of old-time images.
2. High-Saturation Colors and Jewel Tones: Automatically Drawing the Camera’s Attention
- Rich shades such as emerald green, ruby red, and sapphire blue frequently appeared on this year’s red carpet, creating clear rhythmic points amidst a sea of black, white, and nude tones.
- Some male stars wore burgundy double-breasted suits, while others chose deep navy blue suits, adding layers to the red carpet without altering the classic silhouette.
3. Best Dressed Female Stars: From “Goddess Gowns” to “Androgynous Suits”
1. Ethereal Style: Minimalist Elegance in White and Gold
- One female star appeared in a white silk gown with almost no embellishments; the focus was on the flowing fabric and the soft curve of the shoulder line, with the tailoring carrying the entire elegant narrative.
- Paired with minimalist jewelry and natural makeup, her look was like a blank space after a deep breath, quiet yet impossible to ignore. ### 2. Pink Dream: Layers of Tulle and Cape
- Another “pink protagonist” chose a satin gown layered with an embroidered tulle cape. The open shoulder lines and long, flowing cape transformed the red carpet into a stage runway.
- Her look both corresponded to her character in the film and continued her preferred “dreamy + structured” style on the red carpet in recent years.
3. Retro Golden Glow: Echoes of Old Hollywood
- One actress chose a vintage gold gown from a classic collection. The deep V-neckline, fitted waist, and flowing hem enveloped her in a golden glow, like a character colored in from a black-and-white film.
- Wavy hair and slightly vintage makeup made the entire look stand out among the many modern cuts, giving it a particularly storytelling quality.
4. Transparency and Tailoring: The Balance of Sexiness and Sophistication
- Others appeared in gowns with transparent details: the bodice and skirt were sheer but not revealing, using lace and layered fabrics to cover key areas, maintaining a precise balance between sexiness and elegance.
- From different angles, the clever design in lines and materials was evident, making it a red carpet look that becomes more appealing the more you look at the details.
5. Artistic Layers: Tulle Skirt and Three-Dimensional Structure
- One actress combined a tulle top with a low-waisted layered skirt, creating an overall look closer to an artistic statement than a typical gown. Exaggerated earrings emphasized the theme, prioritizing personal style over “safe and pretty.”
4. Best Dressed Male Stars and Androgynous Style: The “Upgraded Plot” of Suits
1. Colorful Suits: No Longer Just a Black Tuxedo
- One male star chose a deep burgundy double-breasted suit, paired with a matching shirt and tie. Within the framework of traditional formal wear, he boldly elevated the color scheme.
- The boots and overall tailoring complemented each other, giving the entire look both a sense of ceremony and maintaining his usual sharp image.
2. Deep Blue and Navy: Quiet Yet Sharp
- Another male star wore a dark navy suit, and only upon closer inspection could one appreciate the nuanced color variations that made it more sophisticated than black.
- The matching tie and details made the overall look resemble a precisely tailored formal uniform, showcasing meticulous attention to detail.
3. Female Stars’ Menswear-Inspired Looks
- Many female stars opted for suits instead of gowns, choosing double-breasted jackets, tailored trousers, shirts, and wide ties, even adding feathers, gloves, and over-the-knee boots, transforming menswear silhouettes into powerful and impactful looks.
- The common characteristic of these looks is: a wider silhouette in the upper body and a more streamlined lower body, making the “androgynous” look sharp rather than diminishing their presence.
5. Style Trends Revealed at This Year’s Red Carpet
1. From “Gown Battlefield” to “Personal Narrative”
- Compared to simply competing for the largest gown, this year’s red carpet was more like a “style memoir”: some used color to speak, some expressed their attitude through tailoring, and others showcased their true selves beyond their roles through materials and layering.
- The looks that ultimately left an impression weren’t necessarily the most extravagant, but rather the most complete and closest to the wearer’s personal style.
2. The Multiple Facets of Formal Wear
- On the same red carpet, gowns and suits deliberately appeared side-by-side, with transparency, minimalism, softness, and rigidity coexisting, showing that the definition of “formal wear” is quietly being rewritten.
- Whether it was the poised suit-wearing queen or the protagonist draped in sheer fabric like a fairytale character, they all seemed to answer the same question in their own way: what kind of outfit truly makes you “feel like yourself”?
After the lights and flashbulbs faded, what truly remained from this night wasn’t just a list of dress brands, but the silhouettes outlined by color, lines, and attitude—the trends of the next season are often hidden within these silhouettes.
