Forget sheer dresses corsets and plunging necklines were the most daring fashion trends at the Oscars

Just look at the lace dress Jennifer Lawrence wore in 2016 and the mesh gown Rachel Zegler donned in 2022 — both by Dior.

Zuhair Murad designed her gown, which had long balloon sleeves and a floor-length skirt that matched the thin scarf around her neck.

The dress was also decorated with metallic pieces from top to bottom.

Hers was custom-made for her by Atelier Versace, with crystal-embellished straps lining its neckline.

The gown also had a thigh-high slit, sheer sleeves, and a chiffon train.

The tulle gown, which was strapless with a ruffled neckline, was created by Dolce & Gabbana. It was also sheer up top, so you could see the structure of its corset.

Also designed by Dolce & Gabbana, Curtis' gown had long sleeves and a straight skirt that reached the floor.

Dressed in trousers and a satin top, Kravitz left the latter unbuttoned to reveal his chest, silver chains, and a black cross necklace.

Her Vera Wang haute couture gown was sheer across the waist, creating a cutout effect that contrasted its opaque skirt and long sleeves.

Elie Saab designed her dress, which was sleeveless with a blue bodice and a full, eggplant-colored skirt.

The thin straps also created cutouts on Barbaro's sides, and the gown's skirt was semi-sheer.

Designed by Fendi, her dress had thin straps, a fishnet overlay, and strips of lace across its skirt.

And as she told E! on the red carpet, she accessorized with a vintage Cartier necklace. Oscars attendees were encouraged to dress sustainably, in partnership with RCGD Global.

Underneath his classic suit, Ahmed wore a pink and tan top left unbuttoned.