Alicia Vikander in Louis Vuitton This Swedish actress is fairly new to the red carpet game, but is already one of the most talked about and looked forward to of fashion critics. This Louis Vuitton dress gave off an Amish, apron-y vibe, but paired with simple hair and makeup, and two Golden Globe nominations, Vikander proved she was here to stay. Photo provided by the International Business Times.
Kirsten Dunst in Valentino Couture Fargo’s Dunst floated down the red carpet in a black, strappy Valentino dress. Photo provided by Popsugar.
Jaimie Alexander in Genny The Blindspot actress took the greatest risk of the evening and it payed off. Alexander wore a forest green gown complete with geometric shapes and a plunging neckline. Photo provided by Pinterest.
Kate Bosworth in Dolce & Gabbana Bosworth wasn’t nominated, but this sparkly and strapless number deserved its own award. Photo provided by Popsugar.
Jennifer Lawrence in Dior Lawrence not only won Best Actress in a Comedy, but she also won the number one spot on many best dressed lists. Lawrence shined in Chopard jewelry and subtle cutouts. Photo provided by Vogue.
Leah Sheltry, Assistant Editor-in-Chief of The Colonel
Senior Leah Sheltry is the Assistant Editor-in-Chief of the 2015-2016 Colonel. She is the secretary of Youth United for Global Action and Awareness (YUGA) Club and is on the swim team.
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