From Brie Larson to JLaw, See the 10 Best Oscars After-Party Outfit Changes

The Oscar winner had a Disney princess moment on the 2016 Oscars red carpet, drawing comparisons with Belle from Beauty and the Beast in her strapless buttercup yellow Louis Vuitton creation. But for the after-party, she changed into something a touch sexier, selecting a slinky sequined Louis Vuitton gown with a plunging neckline and long sleeves. A diamond pendant delivered the right dose of brilliance.

JLaw brought edge to her Oscars after-party look, swapping her black lace Dior Haute Couture gown for something refreshingly unexpected—a black custom Alexander Wang bustier with barbell piercing detail and a matching black column skirt with an ultrahigh slit, complete with a studded Alexander Wang bucket bag, Anita Ko jewelry, and asymmetric metallic sandals. 

The expectant actress won best maternity style twice—first in a garnet crystal floral-embroidered Marchesa gown and then in a black sequined off-the-shoulder Talbot Runhof gown that hugged her bump. 

The Spotlight star stole the spotlight on both the red carpet and at the after-party, trading her plunging back emerald green August Getty Atelier gown for a pretty pale pink beaded Naeem Khan gown with a plunging neckline. The shared characteristic? A sexy thigh-high slit. 

Munn turned up the heat twice, but in two different ways. She selected a sleek one-shoulder Stella McCartney column saturated in a fiery shade for the red carpet, and then a sexy forest green J. Mendel number spliced at the bodice and skirt for the after-party.

Lady Gaga professed her love for her stylist-slash-designer BFF all night long. She first wore a custom ivory strapless Brandon Maxwell design that featured an open ball skirt with wide-leg pants for her red carpet stroll, and at the after-party (her fourth custom look of the night) she selected a high-neck peplum top with an attached train and wide-leg pants.

Wilde loved the plunge-neck silhouette so much, she wore it twice. She changed from a pleated Valentino Haute Couture creation into a scarlet red navel-grazing Prabal Gurung gown.

Ridely was a fashion force to be reckoned with. She charmed us all on the red carpet in an embellished dusty blue Chanel Haute Couture number and once again in a flirty Giambattista Valli Haute Couture LBD with Jimmy Choo pumps. 

Washington took a fashion risk—twice—and it paid off. She first stirred up commotion in her custom Atelier Versace gown featuring a molded leather bodice and a flowing white skirt, and again in a white beaded Atelier Versace design with a plunging neckline and a neon yellow harness. 

Klum was a Grecian goddess in her one-shoulder lilac-lavender Marchesa tulle gown, but she switched tactics for the after-party and went with a strapless beaded Atelier Versace number that clung to her supermodel frame.