Oscar winner for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Precious, Mo’Nique sparkled in Chopard’s earrings composed of radiant cut fancy yellow diamonds set in yellow gold and emerald cut white diamond drop earrings set in white gold (17 carats total) a fancy yellow princess cut diamond line bracelet (27 carats) paired with a fancy light yellow radiant cut diamond line bracelet (46 carats) both set in yellow gold.

Nominated for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Nine, Penelope Cruz shined in a pair of Chopard’s exquisite pear shape diamond drop earrings (18 carats), a fancy cut diamond cocktail ring set in a white gold diamond pave band (16 carats) and an Ascher cut diamond bracelet set in platinum (23 carats), an emerald cut gradual diamond bracelet set in platinum (28 carats) stacked with a diamond line bracelet.

Nominated for Best Actress for her role in The Last Station, Helen Mirren wore Chopard’s exquisite oval shape diamond necklace (125 carats) set in platinum, pear shape diamond drop earrings (9 carats) also set in platinum and a fancy and rose cut diamond cuff.

Star of stage and screen, Queen Latifah selected to wear Chopard’s diamond (8 carats), pink sapphire (10 carats) and pearl drop earrings and their Pushkin white gold and diamond pave cuff (4 carats).

Attending on behalf of her nominated film Precious, Mariah Carey glistened in a pair of Chopard’s rose cut diamond hoop earrings (43 carats) set in white gold.

 

 

 

Once again, Chopard  has partnered with Sir Elton John for the 18th Annual Elton John AIDS Foundation Oscar Viewing Party.  The following stars wore Chopard  to this evening’s event: Caroline Gruosi-Scheufele, Jamie Foxx, Jennifer Hudson, Victoria Beckham, Salma Hayek, Eugenia Silva, Heidi Klum.

 

 

Versace has dressed special guests for the 82nd Annual Academy Awards Ceremony. Actress Demi Moore wore an Atelier Versace strapless silk organza gown paired with satin double-platform Versace sandals. The gown is a blush tone with a full, tiered skirt and a rose detail. Actress Elizabeth Banks (presenter) - chose to wear a grey Versace gown with a draped bust and a full chiffon skirt. She wore an Atelier Versace black silk satin cocktail dress with crystal details at the Annual Vanity Fair Oscar’s Party.

 

 

James Cameron – nominated as best director for the movie “Avatar” - chose to wear a one-button peak lapel Versace tuxedo. Actress Melanie Griffith wore a strapless black beaded Versace gown covered entirely in sequins. Actor Antonio Banderas wore a Versace one-button narrow lapel tuxedo.

 

 

Winners:

Best picture: "The Hurt Locker"

Best director: Kathryn Bigelow

Best actress: Sandra Bullock for "The Blind Side"

Best actor: Jeff Bridges for "Crazy Heart"

Best foreign language film: "The Secret in Their Eyes" from Argentina

Best film editing: "The Hurt Locker"

Best documentary feature: "The Cove"

Best visual effects: "Avatar"

Best original score: "Up"

Best cinematography: "Avatar"

Best sound editing and mixing both go to "The Hurt Locker"

Best costume design: Sandy Powell for "The Young Victoria"

Best art direction: "Avatar"

Best supporting actress: Mo'Nique for her performance in "Precious"

Best adapted screenplay: "Precious"

Best makeup: "Star Trek"

Best documentary short: "Music by Prudence"

Best animated short film: "Logorama"

Best original screenplay: Mark Boal for "The Hurt Locker"

Best original song: "The Weary Kind (Theme from "Crazy Heart") from "Crazy Heart"

Best animated film: "Up"

Best supporting actor: Christoph Waltz in "Inglourious Basterds"