Best - Zoe Saldana wore a unique Oscar-worthy off the runway Givenchy couture dress
- Best - Zoe Saldana wore a unique Oscar-worthy off the runway Givenchy couture dress
- Best - Cameron Diaz was radiant in a metallic Oscar de la Renta number.
- Best - Demi Moore dominated the carpet in a bronze tiered Atelier Versace strapless gown.
- Best - Maggie Gyllenhaal was a hit in a Dries Van Noten blue and lavender satin column dress, which was first seen a few days ago on the catwalk at Paris Fashion Week.
- Best - Penelope Cruz's Donna Karan wine-colored strapless affair was a true Oscar winner.
- Best - Jennifer Lopez was gorgeous as always in a dramatic baby pink silk organza Armani Prive Spring 2010 gown.
- Best - Kate Winslet was a winner in a shimmering strapless Atelier Yves Saint Laurent bustier floor-length number.
- Best - Rachel McAdams' multi-colored Elie Saab Couture floor-length gown set flash bulbs popping.
- Best - Diane Kruger's pal Karl Lagerfeld dressed her in top-to-toe signature black and ivory Chanel.
- Best - Elizabeth Banks donned a dynamic dove grey Versace strapless number.
- Best - Meryl Streep was sultry in a flattering Chris March draped dress with a plunging neckline.
- Worst - Amanda Seyfreid's Armani bubble-wrap number was compared more to a wedding gown than an Oscars dress.
- Worst - Charlize Theron's Dior gown attracted the most attention, in a not so flattering way. The bosom hugging train was not a favorite on this year's red carpet.
- Worst - Vera Farmiga's ruffled magenta Marchesa gown was likened to a flamenco dancer on the red carpet.
- Worst - Miley Cyrus' champagne Jenny Packham number's lingerie top and her lack of good posture made it photograph poorly.
- Worst - Mariah Carey's midnight blue Valentino gown failed to live up to an Oscar gown and the slit was way too thigh-high for the actress' figure.
- Worst - Sarah Jessica Parker made a surprising choice with this Chanel Couture number. She looked like she was wearing a maternity dress rather than pulling off this off-the-runway affair.
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