Awkwafina went glam for the Oscars. The Crazy Rich Asians breakout star, who will present at the Academy Awards, looked fierce in a pale lavender Dsquared2 pantsuit on the red carpet Sunday. To complement her sartorial ensemble, Awkwafina adorned her outfit with Chopard earrings (52 carats worth of precious stones), bracelet (25 carats of diamonds) and ring (13 carats of pink sapphire, with diamonds). The 30-year-old comedian and actress struck a glamour pose on the red carpet, with a matching oversized bow accentuating her sparkling Oscar outfit. "I think women can rock pantsuits and I mean, look, I can move like a tiger," Awkwafina joked to ET's Nancy O'Dell. "I’m limber, I love it and yeah I love the brand [Dsquared2] and I’m really honored that they could dress me tonight." Getty Images Awkwafina has a busy slate ahead. Aside from celebrating a whirlwind year with the success of Crazy Rich Asians, she'll star opposite Dwayne Johnson, Jack Black, Kevin Hart and Karen Gillan in the upcoming Jumanji sequel. "Jumanji is so fun, man. I'm actually going to go right back after the Oscars," she told ET's Kevin Frazier, praising her co-stars. "They’re amazing. DJ is one of the sweetest guys I’ve ever met. Genuinely nice and a really supportive presence to have on set. Kevin cracks me up, Jack cracks me up, Karen is like my best friend -- it’s an amazing cast." But back to Crazy Rich Asians, which catapulted Awkwafina to another stratosphere after her memorable portrayal of Peik Lin Goh. Awkwafina admitted she didn't know much about the anticipated sequels, which are currently being written, but was excited all the same about returning to that world. "There will definitely be a No. 2 and that’s in talks right now so I’m looking forward to hearing about it," she said. With awards season just hours away from being over, Awkwafina reflected on the year she and her Crazy Rich Asians family has had, celebrating the achievements of their groundbreaking film. "It’s a beautiful thing. It’s a phenomenon and it’s phenomenal," she said. "When I was young, to see this kind of representation would’ve meant a lot to me, so I’m glad that it’s happening for some young girl out there." See more fabulous red carpet arrivals in the gallery below. RELATED CONTENT: Constance Wu Is the Belle of the Ball in Stunning Marigold Gown at the 2019 Oscars Michelle Yeoh Says Producers Are Working 'Very Hard' on 'Crazy Rich Asians' Scripts (Exclusive) Michelle Yeoh Rocks Iconic 'Crazy Rich Asians' Ring at Golden Globes and It's Giving Us the Feels Awkwafina Says 'Crazy Rich Asians' Played Incredibly 'Big' Role in Her Career (Exclusive) This video is unavailable because we were unable to load a message from our sponsors. If you are using ad-blocking software, please disable it and reload the page. Related Gallery<doc-sep>Ahead of the ceremony for the 91st Annual Academy Awards, the cast of 2018's blockbuster hit Crazy Rich Asians arrived at the Oscars red carpet looking just as regal as their characters. Though the film did not receive any nominations, the actors from the film looked ready to steal the spotlight. Constance Wu Rick Rowell Getty Images Constance Wu, who stole everyone's hearts as Rachel Chu in Crazy Rich Asians, made her red carpet appearance at the Academy Awards in a bright yellow tulle Versace gown. She paired the Beauty and the Beast–reminiscent gown with a wavy low ponytail and dangle earrings, topping off her look with a bright red lipstick for an additional pop of color. Wu is a presenter at tonight's ceremony. Gemma Chan Frazer Harrison Getty Images Gemma Chan, who plays Astrid Leong, walked the Oscars red carpet in a stunning hot pink smocked Valentino gown that adhered to the night's biggest color trend. She wore her hair in a chic bun and chose a muted pink eyeshadow and lipstick to match her gown. Awkwafina Steve Granitz Getty Images Comedian Awkwafina, who played the crowd favorite role of Peik Lin Goh, looked like a boss in a glittering metallic lavender pantsuit by DSquared2. She added to her already glamorous look with a matching box clutch and opted to keep her makeup neutral to let her outfit shine. Awkwafina will also be presenting at the ceremony. Michelle Yeoh Jeff Kravitz Getty Images Michelle Yeoh exuded the same elegance as her Crazy Rich Asians character, Eleanor Young. Yeoh arrived on the red carpet in a silver sequined off-the-shoulder Elie Saab gown and accessorized with a Roger Vivier clutch and delicate silver Chopard and Richard Mille jewelry. Henry Golding Frazer Harrison Getty Images Henry Golding arrived on the Oscars red carpet looking just as dapper his character, Nick Young, in a Ralph Lauren purple label tuxedo and white waistcoat. Starr Bowenbank Assistant News Editor Starr Bowenbank is the assistant news editor who writes about all things pertaining to news, pop culture, and entertainment—you can follow her here. This content is created and maintained by a third party, and imported onto this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano.io<doc-sep>1 / 7 Chevron Chevron Photo: Courtesy of Sabrina Bedrani A selection of Dior's makeup products were used to create the actress's fairytale look. When Crazy Rich Asians star Michelle Yeoh stepped onto the red carpet last night at the Dolby Theater, her breezy classic blowout and double-tap worthy Elie Saab gown delivered the kind of effortless beauty that takes a talented team of experts to produce—which is why the actress called up top makeup artist Sabrina Bedrani and hairstylist Bertrand Delacourt to help her get ready for the final and most climactic night of awards season. The team began their preparations at the Beverly Wilshire hotel yesterday, snacking on bites of room service, including Caesar salad and fluffy egg white omelettes in between dabs of eyeshadow. "It always starts with the dress," explained Bedrani, dialing in this morning from Los Angeles. "It had a princess vibe, but we wanted it to feel chic." Dipping into a palette of warm nude tones, the pro created a flawless complexion that was rounded out with Dior's Stellar Shine lipstick in Diorsphere, a rosy hydrating sheer balm-turned-gloss (available February 26th). When creating Yeoh's look, Bedrani had longevity in mind—after all, the makeup had to last all day and all night. To ensure the base stayed put, the pro utilized Tatcha's cult favorite oil blotting sheets and pressed on Diorskin powder to banish excess shine. Before heading out the door, the actress reached for a set of dazzling Chopard earrings and a pair of Cinderella-inspired Roger Vivier pumps that were truly fit for a matriarch. Here, a behind-the-scenes look at how Yeoh got ready for the 91st annual Academy Awards. See All of the Celebrity Looks From the Oscars 2019 Red Carpet:<doc-sep>
The Crazy Rich Asians star made sure to bring a little liquid courage with her to the 2019 Oscars ceremony Awkwafina Sips Tequila from a Clutch That Doubles As a Flask on the Oscars Red Carpet Awkwafina knows the importance of a versatile accessory. The Crazy Rich Asians actress (neé Nora Lum), 29, walked the red carpet at the 2019 Oscars on Sunday night with an extra-special accessory: a clutch that doubled as a flask. Clearly not trying to hide the sneaky container, Awkwafina was spotted taking a sip from the bedazzled clutch while talking to reports on the carpet. “That’s tequila,” she said after she turned the clutch on its side and took a sip. Not only does the bag provide her with some liquid courage, but it also matched her outfit for the night. The sparkly clutch complimented her bold, metalic pantsuit. 91st Annual Academy Awards, Arrivals, Los Angeles, USA - 24 Feb 2019 Awkwafina | Credit: Christopher Polk/REX/Shutterstock Be sure to check out PEOPLE’s full Oscars coverage to get the latest news on film’s biggest night. “awkwafina casually taking a swig of tequila out of her fancy #oscards clutch is just *chef’s kiss*” wrote one Twitter user. The night marked Awkwafina’s first time at the Oscars ceremony, where she is presenting. Before heading inside, she also made sure to stop and take a few photos with her Crazy Rich Asians costars. And while the blockbuster movie was nominated for the top honors at both the Golden Globes and Screen Actors Guild Awards this year, it failed to factor into the best picture race at the Academy Awards. “I don’t really know the exact reasoning behind it, but yeah, of course, it would have been cool,” Awkwafina previously told Page Six. “But we did have an amazing awards run. We were up for tons of awards and we actually won the Critics’ Choice best picture…we’re very grateful for the attention that it’s gotten.” She added, “I don’t think we anticipated it to be nominated for any awards, so the fact that it got as much recognition as it did, I think that’s enough.” RELATED VIDEO:The Class of 2019! Academy Award Nominees Pose for an Official Group Photo Ahead of the Oscars Crazy Rich Asians is the first studio film since 1993’s The Joy Luck Club to feature an entirely Asian cast.