Every year at the Oscars, we see an interesting variety of designs — some absolutely breathtaking, and others… not so convincing. Of course, many celebs’ trust in their stylist works in their favour, while others just commit global wardrobe faux pas. This year, the 91st Academy Awards ceremony was held at LA’s Dolby Theatre, where we saw a plethora of bespoke designs. Bright colours were a popular choice pre-spring, with pinks all over the red carpet. Nonetheless, there was some real prom dress nostalgia going on which resulted in some questionable couture. If you missed out on all the red carpet action, don’t worry — we’ve got you covered with the best-dressed, and the worst outfit choices of the night (please don’t @ us). We admire all of the stars for their work, nominations, and wins, but the following outfits could have done with a little more colour and style consideration (you know, post-prom). See also Linda Cardellini in Schiaparelli View this post on Instagram A post shared by Fashion Insider (@catwalkhautecouture) on Feb 24, 2019 at 3:34pm PST Maya Rudolph in Giambattista Valli View this post on Instagram A post shared by 🍁🌻Glenda B🌻🍁 (@mzgee1417) on Feb 24, 2019 at 7:52pm PST Gemma Chan in Valentino View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mzurii. (@mzuriiafrica) on Feb 24, 2019 at 8:44pm PST Rachel Weisz in Givenchy View this post on Instagram A post shared by Book Business Art Fashion (@bbafmagazine) on Feb 24, 2019 at 4:39pm PST Brian Tyree Henry in Giorgio Armani View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mack & Soul Band (@areyoureadyforaride) on Feb 24, 2019 at 6:24pm PST Meagan Good in Georges Chakra View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tidal Euphoria (@tidaleuphoria) on Feb 24, 2019 at 9:58pm PST Sarah Paulson in Calvin Klein View this post on Instagram A post shared by Hollywoodland (Tribute Page) (@hollywood_photoplay) on Feb 24, 2019 at 9:25pm PST Kacey Musgraves in Giambattista Valli View this post on Instagram A post shared by Pulse Nigeria Fashion (@pulsenigeriafashion) on Feb 24, 2019 at 9:51pm PST See also<doc-sep>The filmmakers know it, so the stars should too: Not everyone can win at the Academy Awards. Unfortunately, that means that without fail, there are a few style mishaps on the red carpet every year. The 2019 Oscars were no exception, with a number of A-list stars landing squarely on our worst-dressed list. Of course, this is all subjective: Some looks were totally polarizing, like that of Rachel Weisz, whose multimedia cherry-red ensemble did have its fans on social media. Kelly Ripa also had viewers split down the middle with her gray ballgown. Two unexpected additions to the list were pre-show hosts Giuliana Rancic and Maria Menounos, both of whom are no stranger to the red carpet. When you've worn as many gowns as these two have, it's got to be tricky to make a selection! We were also disappointed in Amy Adams' look, not because it was particularly offensive, but just because the ivory number left her looking a bit unfairly washed out in photos. See our least favorite looks of the night in the gallery above. RELATED: All the red carpet arrivals at the 2019 Academy Awards<doc-sep>There were a ton of major moments at the Oscars Sunday night. From Queen opening the show and a performance from Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper to big wins for "Green Book" and "Bohemian Rhapsody," there was plenty to see on TV during the three-hour telecast. However, not everything that happened during the Dolby Theatre ceremony was captured by the cameras at the 91st annual Academy Awards. We caught glimpses of celebrities during Hollywood's biggest night and gathered up all the things they were doing, including celebrating with selfies and eating donuts. Here's what you didn't see on TV: Rami Malek took a tumble; his mother received a standing ovation Just minutes after the show finished and the stars filed out of the theatre, the best actor winner had a fall on the stairs leading up to the Oscars stage. The "Bohemian Rhapsody" star was quickly helped up by the men surrounding him and took a seat just after to catch his breath. Earlier in the night during his acceptance speech, Malek gave a shout out to his mom, Nelly Malek. Nelly, sitting up in the mezzanine of the theater, received a standing ovation from the crowd after her son won the award in a touching and emotional moment. Charlize Theron took a seat on Trevor Noah's lap Yes, you read that right, folks. Partway through the show, Theron briefly took a seat on Noah's lap before finding her actual seat inside the theater. Theron, who was almost unrecognizable with dark hair at the show, was on Noah's lap for no more than a couple of minutes. Was it two friends cozily catching up? Or is there something more? Both the actress and the comedian are from South Africa, and Theron has appeared on Noah's iteration of "The Daily Show" in the past. All things Oscar: Find all of our Academy Awards coverage in one spot Celebs waited for their limos with donuts and coffee Heat lamps, donuts, coffee, limos and celebrities – who could ask for more? While the stars waited for their stretch chariots to arrive at the end of the night, they were treated to a hot coffee bar and assorted fancy donuts. Director Guillermo del Toro passed through and snapped some pictures with fans, while "Black Panther" star Chadwick Boseman chilled on one of the couches in the "limo lounge" before his ride showed up. "Crazy Rich Asians" star Henry Golding grabbed a doughnut for the road on his way to his limo, and "If Beale Street Could Talk" actor Stephan James grabbed a coffee. The crowd really loved Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper Everyone inside the show and at the bar were at a complete standstill watching Cooper and Gaga perform "Shallow." The performance of the hit single filled an otherwise silent auditorium, and was then met with huge applause. The two "A Star Is Born" co-stars were greeted with a second standing ovation as they returned to their seats during commercial break. Later in the show, the cheers for Lady Gaga and her songwriting team were so loud in the wings that you could hear them in the theater as the Academy president John Bailey introduced the "In Memoriam" segment. Oscars: Fans go wild over Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper's 'intimate' 'Shallow' performance Celebs greeted each other in the audience Melissa McCarthy used a commercial break to pay a visit to friends, crouching down in front of Amy Adams to chat, kissing Michael B. Jordan on the cheek and wrapping Allison Janney in a hug. "Can You Ever Forgive Me?" star Richard E. Grant was all smiles in a selfie with Maya Rudolph on her phone inside the theater. "A Star Is Born" actor Sam Elliott shook hands with "Eighth Grade" star Elsie Fisher in an adorable moment. Although the celebs were out of their seats quite a bit during the commercial breaks, the seats weren't empty for long. There were designated people assigned as seat fillers for when Hollywood's elite got up to mingle. Everything we overheard at the Oscars: What really happens in the wings Emma Stone packed on the PDA with her boyfriend Stone brought boyfriend Dave McCary as her date to the festivities, and she surely wasn't hiding their love. The two embraced throughout the evening, and she introduced him to a group of people during a commercial break. When the show wrapped, the couple could be seen embracing as they headed for the exits. Stars grabbed drinks, snapped photos with each other by the bar "Vice" director Adam McKay pounded a beer alongside Christian Bale next to the bar on the main floor, leading to a few enthusiastic "yeahs" from onlookers. Some of the stars from "The Favourite" hung out by the bar, including Stone animatedly chatting it up and Olivia Colman sipping champagne prior to her best actress win. Meanwhile, it was Wakanda forever a little later in the evening, as "Black Panther" leading ladies Lupita Nyong'o, Danai Gurira and Angela Bassett posed together for a picture. Questlove and other stars took advantage of the free snacks This year, there were free treats for Oscars guests, including cookies and bags of nuts up for grabs. Questlove, being the cool and slick guy he is, grabbed a full load of snacks (a mix of nuts with Asian-style seasonings, to be specific) during one of the breaks. Contributing: Carly Mallenbaum, Charles Ventura 'Finally the door is wide open':Oscars' big winner is diversity as winners make history<doc-sep>Kendall Jenner left little to the imagination while wearing a jaw-dropping dress to an after-party following the 91st Academy Awards on Sunday night. GISELLE POSTS BATHING SUIT PIC ON INSTAGRAM The sleeveless black gown featured two panels hanging down from the front and back, showing her legs from the hips. Jenner, 23, sported the outfit to a Vanity Fair Oscar party at the Wallis Annenberg Center in Beverly Hills. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP Jenner’s sister, Kim Kardashian, wore an equally shocking dress earlier this month to the Hollywood Beauty Awards that featured a thigh-high slit. Jenner was named the highest-paid model of 2018 for the second year in a row, according to Forbes. OSCARS 2019 WINNERS LIST Her outfit wasn't the only one to turn heads. Billy Porter surprised everyone on the red carpet with his custom-made Christian Siriano tuxedo gown. The outfit became a top trend on Twitter and Google Sunday night. All eyes were also on Charlize Theron's new dark brown hair, a major switch from her signature blonde look. The actress has gone brunette in the past, but not in the past decade. Sunday's awards saw "Green Book" win top honors for best picture while Rami Malek got a best actor nod for "Bohemian Rhapsody" and Olivia Colman won best actress for her performance in "The Favourite." Other winners included Spike Lee for best adapted screenplay for "BlacKKKlansman" and a best cinematography award for Alfonso Cuaron's "Roma."<doc-sep>
The fashion doesn't stop at the Oscars red carpet! Celebs are flocking to the Academy Awards after-parties from Governors Ball to Vanity Fair’s soiree throughout the night and there’s no shortage of glamour from the A-list crowd. Power couples such as Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas and Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth are celebrating in fabulous dresses and dapper suits for the star-studded events. Stylish ladies like Kendall Jenner, Ciara and Emily Ratajkowski drop jaws in show-stopping gowns as expected. See the stunning fashions you can’t miss from the after-parties ahead and catch up on every look by clicking through the galleries below. Jennifer Lopez in Zuhair Murad Couture Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic Lupita Nyong'o in Oscar de la Renta George Pimentel/Getty Images Brie Larson in Celine and Chanel jewelry George Pimentel/Getty Images Kendall Jenner in Rami Kadi Couture Jon Kopaloff/WireImage Priyanka Chopra in Elie Saab, Nick Jonas in Missoni Gregg DeGuire/FilmMagic Miley Cyrus in Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello and Bulgari jewelry, Liam Hemsworth in Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images Chrissy Teigen in Marchesa, John Legend in Gucci Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images Ciara in Atelier Versace JB LACROIX/AFP/Getty Images Joe Jonas, Sophie Turner in Louis Vuitton John Shearer/Getty Images Emily Ratajkowski in Brock Collection Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images Kate Bosworth in Cong Tri and David Webb jewelry Jon Kopaloff/WireImage Emma Roberts in Yanina Couture Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images See all Oscar party looks you can't miss: RELATED CONTENT: Billy Porter, Elsie Fisher and Other Stars Who Defied Gender-Conforming Norms on the 2019 Oscars Red Carpet 2019 Oscars: 14 Things You Didn't See on TV Lady Gaga's Road to the Oscars: Her Complete 'A Star Is Born' Journey