Emily Blunt Radiates in Gold Schiaparelli Gown With Husband John Krasinski at 2024 Academy Awards

Accompanied by her husband of 14 years, John Krasinski, Emily Blunt made a stunning entrance at the 2024 Academy Awards night.

As a first-time nominee, the British actress made an elegant statement, embodying a statuesque allure that I find particularly captivating for the occasion.

Emily Blunt, accompanied by her husband John Krasinski, makes a stunning entrance at the 2024 Academy Awards, dressed in a breathtaking gold Schiaparelli gown from the Spring/Summer 2024-2025 couture collection, featuring ethereal floating sleeves and clear crystal adornments, showcasing her statuesque elegance (Credit: Jennifer Bloc / Future Image / Cover Images)

Emily Blunt’s 2024 Oscars Look: Gold Schiaparelli Gown With Floating Sleeves

Emily is known for bringing regal and radiant looks, and she did so again, stepping onto the red carpet in a gold Schiaparelli gown from the Italian fashion designer’s Spring/Summer 2024-2025 couture collection.

The Devil Wears Prada star’s dress design defied convention with its floating sleeves, creating an ethereal effect that I like, seeming to defy gravity.

Emily Blunt pairs her Schiaparelli gown with accessories from Tiffany & Co., including a choker necklace and stud earrings, while her hair is styled in a fishtail-braided bun (Credit: Jennifer Bloc / Future Image / Cover Images)

Her sequined ensemble’s neckline and arched structured straps were adorned with clear crystals. At the same time, similar metallic silver detailing at the waist resembled intricate embroidery, giving the illusion of underwear from a distance.

The unique piece also featured a high slit at the back, elegantly showcasing her legs, and boasted an attached floor-length train that cascaded behind her. While the train was unnecessary, it undeniably added flair to her look.

How Emily Blunt and Her Stylist Picked the Schiaparelli Oscars Dress

During an interview with Vanity Fair, Emily Blunt’s stylist, Jessica Paster, revealed that her outfit choice was settled early on Sunday morning, following a selection process that narrowed her options to three final looks.

Jessica explained, “I think when you decide what you want to wear, I think something happens. It depends on your mood. One was colorful, one was diaphanous, one was white.”

Emily Blunt’s choice of attire for the Oscars night, a sequined gold Schiaparelli gown with intricate metallic silver detailing and a high slit, perfectly embodies regal and radiant fashion, complete with a floor-length train for added dramatic flair (Credit: Jennifer Bloc / Future Image / Cover Images)

She further anticipated that the chosen dress would spark discussions, particularly regarding its distinctive floating shoulders, a trend she believes will gain popularity in the future.

The stylist noted, “Sometimes we don’t play it safe. At this point of years of being with Emily, we can go have fun with fashion. Did I know that people were going to talk about the shoulder? Absolutely. Do I care what anybody else has to say? Absolutely not. Me? I think that people that know fashion, like fashion, like things that are interesting, were going to like it and I know the people that like some things that are very classic were not going to like it. At the end of the day, she looked absolutely beautiful. It was such a beautiful dress.”

Regarding Emily’s opinion of the dress, she emphasized that she loved it, saying, “This is the one that spoke to her.”

Emily Blunt’s Tiffany & Co. Diamonds, Shoes, and Beauty Details

Though mostly concealed beneath the hem of her floor-length gown, I admire how Emily paired her ensemble with matching chunky silver metallic Alexandre Birman Clarita platform sandals. She also wore them in red to the 2024 Critics’ Choice Awards.

Her shoes boasted knot details, ankle straps, and open toes, with stiletto heels that gracefully elevated her stunning frame.

Emily Blunt’s Alexandre Birman Clarita platform sandals not only complemented her exquisite gown but also gracefully elevated her stature, adding to her statuesque presence on the red carpet (Credit: Jennifer Bloc / Future Image / Cover Images)

To further elevate her attire, the A Quiet Place actress adorned herself with diamonds, including a massive Tiffany & Co. choker necklace in platinum and a three-strand Tiffany & Co. diamond necklace.

She also wore Tiffany & Co. stud earrings in diamond and platinum, complemented by a giant Tiffany & Co. ring in platinum with a diamond of over 10 carats and additional diamonds.

Emily’s hairstylist, Laini Reeves, skillfully crafted her hair into a delicate fishtail-braided bun using Hidden Crown’s Clip-in Extensions in the Cool Ashy Blonde shade with highlights.

Emily Blunt paired her Schiaparelli gown with a Tiffany & Co. three-layer diamond necklace, boasting over 60 carats and nearly 700 precious stones, adding a radiant elegance to her ensemble (Credit: Jennifer Bloc / Future Image / Cover Images)

Her makeup artist, Jenn Streicher, maintained the “Grecian” theme but added an “editorial” touch to her skin using all Charlotte Tilbury products, featuring smoky pink eye shadow.

Emily Blunt and John Krasinski’s Oscars 2024 Date Night Looks

On the red carpet, Emily Blunt enjoyed a romantic date night with her husband, John Krasinski, who complemented her elegance by opting for a classic off-white tuxedo paired with a silky white bow tie. His ensemble was completed with a crisp white shirt and shiny black dress shoes.

The American actor and filmmaker wore a Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany Floral Arrows brooch, a Tiffany 1837 Makers watch, and Diamond Point Square cuff links.

As they walked the red carpet together, photographers captured solo images of Emily while John visibly showed admiration, raising his brows and shaking his head in awe at her beauty. Emily, noticing his reaction from the corner of her eye, warmly approached him to share a loving embrace.

Emily Blunt’s First Oscar Nomination for Oppenheimer

Emily Blunt graced the 2024 Oscars to support her latest project, Oppenheimer. Nominated in the Best Actress in a Supporting Role category for her portrayal of Kitty Oppenheimer, the wife of scientist Robert Oppenheimer, in Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster, she joined a prestigious lineup of nominees.

The Jungle Cruise actress competed alongside stars like Danielle Brooks for The Color Purple, America Ferrera for Barbie, Jodie Foster for Nyad, and Da’Vine Joy Randolph for The Holdovers.

Ultimately, Da’Vine Joy clinched the award in the category, adding another accolade to her collection after triumphs at the Golden Globes and Screen Actors Guild Awards.

While this marked Emily Blunt’s inaugural Oscar nomination, her career boasts previous wins at the Golden Globes and SAG Awards for her Gideon’s Daughter and A Quiet Place roles.

Emily Blunt and Ryan Gosling Share Barbenheimer Banter On Stage

During the ceremony, Emily Blunt had another moment in the spotlight as she presented and humorously referenced last summer’s blockbuster, “Barbenheimer.”

Alongside fellow actor Ryan Gosling (6ft ¼ in / 183.5 cm, US shoe size 11), who was also nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his role as Ken in Barbie, Emily Blunt (5ft 6 ½ in / 168.9 cm, US shoe size 7) took the stage to present a tribute honoring stunt performers.

Thanks to her towering Alexandre Birman Clarita platform heels, she stood nearly eye-to-eye with Gosling as they shared playful banter, poking fun at the friendly rivalry between their respective summer blockbusters. Gosling wore a sleek black tuxedo with subtle Gucci embellishments, while Blunt dazzled in her gold Schiaparelli gown.

Emily Blunt stuns in a shimmering custom Schiaparelli gown while presenting with Ryan Gosling during the 96th Oscars ceremony, honoring stunt performers at the Dolby® Theatre on March 10, 2024 (Credit: Trae Patton / A.M.P.A.S.)

Ryan remarked, “I’m happy we can put this Barbenheimer rivalry aside.”

Quickly retorted, Emily quipped, “Okay, Mr. I Need To Paint My Abs On To Get Nominated. You don’t see Robert Downey Jr. doing that!”

Emily Blunt’s Vanity Fair Oscars Afterparty Look: Pink Dolce & Gabbana Gown

After the awards ceremony, Emily Blunt exuded sophistication as she changed into a striking ensemble to join her husband, John Krasinski, at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party in Los Angeles on Sunday night.

Despite her movie Oppenheimer’s resounding success with seven Academy Awards, I love how she playfully nodded to rival film Barbie with her party attire.

The Girl on the Train star slipped into a custom-made pale pink lace gown by Dolce & Gabbana. The gown’s low-cut neckline beautifully accentuated her figure.

At the Vanity Fair Oscar Party, Emily Blunt switches to a custom-made pale pink lace gown by Dolce & Gabbana, playfully nodding to the Barbie movie, with John Krasinski complementing her look in a classic cream tuxedo, exemplifying Hollywood glamour and sophistication (Credit: PA Images / INSTARimages)

Her ensemble’s corseted bodice and dropped waist emphasized her curves. At the same time, a lace skirt cascaded down to the floor, forming a flowing train that discreetly concealed her footwear – likely a pair of stiletto heels in a similar pink hue.

To add sparkle, Emily wore matching pink Tiffany & Co. Soleste earrings in platinum, adorned with Morganites totaling over 33 carats and diamonds.

Completing her look, she carried a pink Dolce & Gabbana DG logo rhinestone-embellished box clutch. She maintained her glamorous makeup and styled her golden blonde locks parted in the middle, letting them cascade down her back.

Meanwhile, John Krasinski exuded sophistication in a classic cream tuxedo paired with a contrasting white shirt and cream bowtie. A diamond brooch pinned to his jacket added a touch of refinement to his overall appearance.

Emily Blunt’s Best Red Carpet Shoe Moments: Louboutin, Gianvito Rossi & More

Emily Blunt has consistently showcased her impeccable fashion sense on the red carpet, often highlighting her ensembles with standout footwear choices. Here are some of her most memorable shoe moments:

Gianvito Rossi Velvet Sandals at ‘A Quiet Place’ Premiere

• Event: ‘A Quiet Place’ Premiere
• Outfit: Emily donned a feminine Oscar de la Renta gown adorned with pale pink organza discs.
• Footwear: She complemented her look with strappy Gianvito Rossi velvet sandals, adding a touch of elegance to her ensemble.
• Read more: Emily Blunt’s fairytale look at ‘A Quiet Place’ premiere

Christian Louboutin ‘Gwinee’ Sandals at ‘The Huntsman: Winter’s War’ Premiere

• Event: ‘The Huntsman: Winter’s War’ Premiere
• Outfit: While pregnant, Emily wore an ethereal, ruffle-filled, sheer creation from Christian Dior.
• Footwear: She paired her look with Christian Louboutin’s ‘Gwinee’ sandals, showcasing her commitment to style even during pregnancy.
• See more: Emily Blunt’s maternity fashion at ‘The Huntsman’ premiere

Jimmy Choo ‘Lee’ Sandals at Cannes Film Festival

• Event: Cannes Film Festival
• Outfit: Emily turned heads in an embroidered Peter Pilotto dress with a thigh-high slit.
• Footwear: She completed her look with vibrant yellow Jimmy Choo ‘Lee’ sandals, adding a pop of color to her ensemble.
• Discover more: Emily Blunt’s bold look at Cannes

Alexandre Birman Clarita Platform Sandals at Critics Choice Awards

• Event: 2024 Critics Choice Awards
• Outfit: Emily dazzled in a scarlet Armani Privé gown adorned with red sequins and crystals.
• Footwear: She paired her gown with matching red Alexandre Birman Clarita platform sandals, featuring the brand’s signature bow detail.
• See her look: Emily Blunt’s stunning appearance at the Critics Choice Awards

Christian Louboutin ‘Sova’ Ostrich Sandals at ‘The Girl on the Train’ Promotion

• Event: ‘The Girl on the Train’ Promotion
• Outfit: Emily opted for a sheer Burberry top paired with a floral-patterned midi skirt by Sachin & Babi.
• Footwear: She elevated her look with Christian Louboutin ‘Sova’ ostrich sandals, showcasing her flair for unique footwear choices.
• Explore more: Emily Blunt’s chic promotional style

These moments highlight Emily Blunt’s impeccable taste in footwear, solidifying her status as a red carpet style icon.