Style: Oscars Favorites.

Merry post-Oscars Monday, everyone!

Although it doesn't seem that a lot of people were digging Neil Patrick Harris' presentation style, one has to appreciate the white skivvies, right? This year's ceremony brought on a lot of feels, as award recipients tackled important issues such as equal pay, ALS, Alzheimer's, suicide prevention, and immigration, among others.  By far the most touching moment was John Legend and Common's performance (and win) for the song Glory. I don't blame the people attending for being drenched in tears. Heck, I was comfortably sitting on my couch and bawling my eyes out during the speech. It's people like these that make the less socially sensitive folks of the entertainment industry (S.P., anyone?) a bit more bearable.

In terms of style, there were so many beautiful people that killed it on the red carpet. I wish I had a better understanding of men's fashion (or, I guess, a keener eye for tuxes) so I could include some lovely male eye candy in my roundup, but for now, I'm just going to give some shoutouts to the ladies that made me green with dress envy. (Also, Eddie Redmayne. Because Eddie Redmayne is the absolute cutest). Here were my favorites from the night: 

Jenna Dewan Tatum

Zendaya

Naomi Watts

Emma Stone

Oprah

Jennifer Lopez

Dakota Johnson

Rosamund Pike

Margot Robbie

As usual, I was attracted to the (mostly) deep hues and body skimming silhouettes, and just in general by the looks that felt most cohesive from head to toe. If I had to choose an ultimate favorite, it would be Emma Stone. Her dress cut and color were so unexpected and not the easiest to pull off, but she's Emma Stone, so she can pull anything off. 

And this concludes the awards season. Cheers, and thank you so much for stopping by! 

*Images from Getty Image

Lifestyle: Oscar Favorites.

Naomi Watts in Calvin Klein (Reuters)

Kate Hudson in Atelier Versace (Reuters)

Lupita Nyong'o in Prada (Reuters)

Jennifer Garner in Oscar de la Renta (Reuters)

Cate Blanchett in Armani Prive (Reuters)

Giuliana Rancic in Paolo Sebastian (Getty Images)

Sandra Bullock in Alexander McQueen (Reuters)

Charlize Theron in Dior (Reuters)

Olivia Wilde in Valenti (Reuters)

Though Leo didn't get his MUCH DESERVED Oscar for his stellar performance in The Wolf of Wall Street (seriously, the guy sticks a candle in places where candles shouldn't be), I still appreciated this year's Academy Awards (and so did the pizza guy who got $1,000 in tips and served Julia Roberts). 

For once, I had actually seen a decent amount of the nominated movies, so I felt like an informed citizen, rooting for my favorites (ah, the perks of dating a filmmaker!). I'll probably never get over Leo not winning that Oscar, but at least it led to some pretty great memes, such as this gem, borrowed from Twitter:

In terms of fashion, I think my biggest disappointment were the American Hustle ladies. With all the beautiful garments that graced their bodies throughout that entire movie, I just expected the same in real life, I suppose. Amy Adams' dress looked like the safest bet she could have possibly made, and Jennifer Lawrence's look felt like a deja-vu, a baby of her previous Oscars and Golden Globes dresses. 

My absolute favorite was Giuliana Rancic's Paolo Sebastian dress, which I would love to get my hands on, broken zipper and all. Cate Blanchett's Armani Prive gem was a close second, though it does not photograph to its full potential. Jennifer Garner's dress seems, in my opinion, severely underrated on best dressed lists, but I've never seen her looking more gorgeous than this! Oscar de la Renta is one of my favorite designers, and the dress has such an innocent, playful Gatsby feel to it! What a dream! My boyfriend was a fan of the Charlize dress, texting me something about how I'd look nice in it. Well, you never know where you might end up one day...

Thank you so much for stopping by! Hope you enjoyed the Oscars as much as lucky pizza guy did!