Lily-Rose Depp made a glamorous appearance in a custom Chanel gown at the 2025 Oscars ceremony. The French-American actor made a case for the lingerie trend and walked the red carpet in a black lace dress. Depp blended allure with sparkles as the stunning piece came with sequined elements. She arrived in style to support her film “Nosferatu,” which was nominated for four categories at the big awards night held at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood on March 2.
Lily-Rose Depp’s Chanel dress took more than 500 hours to make
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According to Elle, Lily-Rose Depp wore a custom black floral lace halter dress from Chanel for her attendance at the 2025 Oscars. The glamorous piece was inspired by one of the fashion house’s creations from the Spring/Summer 1995 Haute Couture collection and reportedly took 515 hours to make. The sultry halter dress came with a sequined bust in a tiny cut and looked mesmerizing on the actor. The same sparkly fabric further formed the two tiers on the peplum skirt. Moreover, the sequin detailing acted as coverage on top of the delicate and sheer lace.
The 25-year-old coordinated the monochrome look with black satin Mary Jane heels. The pair of shoes just about peeked from underneath the floor-length dress. Depp continued to accessorize with Chanel high jewelry. She wore a dazzling diamond necklace, a matching bracelet, and small stud earrings. Furthermore, Depp opted for a simple yet stylish glam for the evening. The “Nosferatu” actor rocked a subtly winged eyeliner, mascara, blush, and nude shade of lipstick. Besides that, Depp’s stunning blonde hair was styled in classic Hollywood waves with a side parting.
During the 97th Oscars ceremony, Lily-Rose Depp also took the stage as one of the presenters after walking the red carpet. She was later photographed alongside Elle Fanning, Connie Nielsen, Paul Tazewell, Bowen Yang, and John Lithgow.
Originally reported by Shriya Swami on theFashionSpot.
