Vogue just dropped the official Oscar portraits and honestly, the vibes are immaculate. Sami Drasin really understood the assignment this year. These aren’t just your standard step-and-repeat shots; they’re high-art portraits set against that stunning regal backdrop Justin Corrigan designed.
It feels like we’re getting a peek into a modern-day royal court rather than just a movie awards show. I’m obsessed with how the lighting hits the class of 2026: it’s giving moody, cinematic, and expensive. Some people might prefer the raw, candid energy of the red carpet, but these staged, stylized images capture the prestige of the night so much better.
It’s definitely a shift from the usual flashy party pics we see. What do you all think? Is the high-fashion editorial look the way to go for the Oscars, or does it feel a bit too stiff compared to the live action? #fashion #culture #photography
Oscars 2026: Is the Red Carpet Now More Important Than the Movies?
From regal portraits to high-fashion drama, the 2026 Oscars were a visual triumph. But are we focusing too much on the outfits and not enough on the …
Oscars 2026: Is the Red Carpet Now More Important Than the Movies?