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We saw emphasis on high octane glamour, a return to the true Hollywood glitz and charm of the movies. Kate Winslet, in my opinion, was one of the best dressed of the evening. She oozed effortless elegance in YSL, and romantic side sweeping hair.

 
Keep an eye out for shimmery material, it is making a comeback in fall.

Jennifer Lopez was a sight to behold – in her Armani Prive Spring 2010 dress. The sugary shades are feminine, and the unusual waist shape adds the drama to really pack a punch.

The candy floss trend is raging at the moment, the ice cream colour shades we can’t get enough of!

One who was flying the flag for pastel shades was Anna Kendrick in Ellie Saab Couture, and she looked like an absolute goddess in the soft draping detail of the dress – couture at its most flowing and feminine.

We love goddess inspired creations, and the pastel shades are perfect this spring.

Demi Moore was stunning in a soft peach Atelier Versace piece – which was from their 2008 spring collection. She certainly wasn’t out of season, as the endless ruffles accentuate the feminine silhouettes that have taken our high street fashion by storm.

Cameron Diaz positively glowed in an Oscar De La Renta champagne tulle embroidered dress. She perfected the look with full rose red lips, side swept hair, and her natural beauty.

Of all the mesmerising dresses of the night, there is one that has struck a chord with all of the fashion blogs, magazines and websites, including Ce Me London: Zoe Salander. The Avatar star was heart stopping (never mind show stopping) in her Givenchy Spring 2010 Couture gown.

The rich colour, the couture cut, the sparkles, the fit…I could go on and on, but one thing is for certain, she stole the show, and wins the award for the best dressed star on the red carpet – not only at the Oscars, but at any awards show this year. Bold and beautiful.