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In 1929 Janet Gaynor took home the Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in Sunrise: A Song for Two Humans. She looked stunning in a modest jumper, paired with a knee-length skirt and a silk scarf. It is considered to be the most low-key outfit in Oscar history!
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When Bette Davis accepted the Academy Award for Best Actress (Dangerous) in 1936, she wore an Orry-Kelly dress with wide white lapels. As always, she looked gorgeous!
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In 1940 Vivien Leigh won the Oscar for her role in Gone With the Wind. For the occasion, she decided to wear a floral print silk dress featuring a poppy pattern, which she paired with a beautiful white jacket
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In 1946, Joan Crawford accepted her award for Best Actress in Mildred Pierce from her bed! Since she was sick, she did not attend the event, however, she looked as glamorous as a Hollywood red carpet in her beautiful négligée!
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A white floral Givenchy dress is what the amazing Audrey Hepburn decided to wear during the Academy Awards in 1954! Back in the day she won the award for Best Actress for her role in Roman Holiday
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In 1955 Grace Kelly looked fantastic in a pale blue gown designed by Edith Head. She won the Academy award for Best Actress for The Country Girl!
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In 1958 Joanne Woodward stunned in a green dress designed by herself at the 30th Annual Academy Awards, where she won the Oscar for Best Actress for The Three Faces of Eve!
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In 1961 Elizabeth Taylor looked amazing at the Academy Awards where she won the Oscar for Best Actress for BUtterfield 8! She opted for a Dior Haute Couture dress which she paired with diamond and pearl pendant earrings!
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In 1965 Julie Andrews won the Academy Award for Best Actress for Mary Poppins. She looked gorgeous in a pale yellow gown!
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Diana Ross attended the 1973 Academy Awards with her then husband and parents! She looked gorgeous and was considered to be a trendsetter after wearing a custom satin tuxedo suit!