Charithra Chandran wore an emerald Miss Sohee to the Oscars: stunning?

People asked for some coverage of Charithra Chandran, who will definitely make it onto a lot of Oscar best-dressed lists today. You might know her from Bridgerton or some of her film work. Well, she certainly prettied up the Oscar red carpet. She wore a beautiful emerald green Miss Sohee gown – the color is amazing and so is the fit. I love that she went with a South Korean designer too.

Rachel McAdams didn’t walk the red carpet, but she posed for photos inside the Oscars. She was there for the In Memoriam section, and spoke about the late Diane Keaton. Her dress was Alberta Ferretti and it’s very elegant. The cape was built into the dress.

Heidi Klum wore Chrome Hearts. We’ve seen her in versions of this dress a million times before. I would love to see her change up her styling for the bigger events, especially since she goes to the opening of an envelope.

Gracie Abrams was Paul Mescal’s plus-one. She wore a two-piece Chanel. I really dislike this and I think it looks like something Paris Hilton would have worn to the 2002 VMAs. Why did the Oscars fashion feel so dated? Paul wore Celine (also terrible). I think his hair looks that way because of the Beatles biopics, and he’s got some variation of a Paul McCartney haircut.

Photos courtesy of Avalon Red.

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11 Responses to “Charithra Chandran wore an emerald Miss Sohee to the Oscars: stunning?”

  1. NoBS Please says:

    Charithra is currently starring in Netflix’s One Piece season 2, which is completely riotous family fun.

    She’s a values-driven actor, standing up for Gaza and representation of actresses of colour. She’s also very smart, she got an offer from Boston consulting group before deciding on acting as a career – not many actors have that on their CV!

    The dress looks amazing on her too.

  2. Mel says:

    The green dress is stunning, especially in a sea of boring. The fashion was so boring last night.

  3. Normades says:

    I know nothing about Gracie Abrams except that she’s a singing nepo baby dating Paul Mescal, but she bugs me (but that’s probably because I’m jealous that she’s a singing nepo baby dating Paul Mescal).

    • CheekImplant says:

      It’s that weird, forced posing she does. Sucklng in her cheeks, pouting her lips, head tilts, etc. It’s really awkward and weird to me.
      My oldest daughter likes her music so we’ve watched some of her performances and appearances on TV and I’m like WTF is this girl doing?
      Perhaps it’s nerves?

  4. Chaine says:

    Charity’s gown is incredible, she’s stunning. I don’t mind Gracie’s outfit initially but on second look I wish the top had something structured to lift her boobs a bit. The side view is very saggy which how can that even happen with such a slim person.

  5. Ladiabla says:

    Gorgeous dress on Charithra! I love that green, she looks stunning! 10/10 No notes.

  6. Barrett says:

    Abraham’s top looks like it starts low, and the proportions are off. I have a long torso too, and this look emphasizes her figure in a not-so-flattering way. She is so cute, she probably needs to lean into what might work for her dressing up, but is too young to fully get it.

    She is such a Nepo baby, but I could see that her house was probably one of the major sources of creativity and connections. Also, Paul Mescal was with Phoebe Bridges for a bit, he’s into the emo singers, also probably likes playing in space with someone else young, she is 26, he is 30, and no commitment….. Jessie Buckley did outshine him in Hamnet, but had much more airtime, but damn her emotional abilities…..

  7. Ameerah M says:

    Charithra looked amazing! The cut, the fit, the COLOR.

  8. QuiteContrary says:

    Charithra is kind of otherworldy beautiful, like Lupita Nyong’o. She looks gorgeous here and that’s my favorite color.

    Rachel McAdams’ gown is pretty, but I hate the color.

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