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The presenter goes to great lengths with her long, straight locks, flawless skin and soft red lips.
A picture of sophisticated '60s-era style, the presenter topped her look with pale makeup, black eyeliner and chin-length curls.
The actress kept her waist-length hair straight and sleek and put the focus on her scarlet lips and stunning gown.
Last year's Best Supporting Actress winner goes for soft glamour this year with a loose, curled updo and berry lips.
The natural beauty, who won last year, lets her assets shine with smoky eyes, nude lips and flowing blonde locks. Her makeup artist, Molly Stern, tells PEOPLE that "the key to a great smoky eye is a great lash line."
The Best Actress nominee's makeup artist Pati Dubroff called her look "English Rose" – glowing skin, pink lips and shimmering lids.
The actress adds modern edge to her '30s style Chanel Couture dress with a soft bun and crimson lips.
The presenter channels classic screen sirens with her loose waves and lightly lined eyes.
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Dreamgirls star set off her perfect skin with winged black eyeliner, sheer coral gloss and lustrous locks on the red carpet.
The presenter played up her ivory skin with smoky brown eyes and glossy coral lips.
Forget the major diamonds– the actress dazzled with retro waves and pale pastel makeup for a soft and elegant look.
The presenter kept her makeup classic with flushed cheeks and gleaming ruby lips, but added a signature twist by finishing an easy updo with feathers.
In keeping with the Old Hollywood look of her Chanel Couture gown, the Best Supporting Actress nominee glammed it up with smoky eyes, pale lips and stylized waves.
