Faye Dunaway Might Have Messed Up the Oscars, But Her Fashion Was On Point

Colleen Kratofil
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Oscars 2017: Faye Dunaway, 76, Changes Gowns Before Presenting Best Picture Mix-Up

Faye Dunaway wore a particularly memorable bold tuxedo-style gown on the Oscars red carpet, then kept her daring style streak going during the show with a quick change before hitting the stage.

The 76-year-old was on-hand to present the Best Picture winner (which resulted in the weirdest announcement mix-up) wearing a long-sleeve white gown featuring sexy shoulder cutout detailing.

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She previously walked the red carpet in a navy blue Esteban Cortazar dress, which was half double-breasted tuxedo, half ruffled, sheer gown.

Her stylist Elizabeth Stewart wrote on Instagram that Dunaway “really gets fashion.” “She loves and understands young designers like @ecortazar who made this for her based on a look from his upcoming show,” Stewart explained.

Dunaway presented the Best Picture winner alongside her Bonnie and Clyde co-star Warren Beatty, but the duo was accidentally given the wrong envelope. They mistakenly announced that La La Land won, when really, Moonlight went home with Best Picture.

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