This Sunday, April 25th, is Oscars night. After a year in which we saw the pandemic cancel face-to-face award ceremonies and replace them with actors in Zoom, in pajamas, the stars are back on the red carpet at the 93rd edition of the Hollywood Academy Awards. It’s going to be an extraordinary night in times of Covid-19, when none of the candidates will be wearing a mask – they’ve been pre-tested, so everything can run safely. PUBLIC is participating Look A celebrity standing on the much awaited red carpet at Union Station in Los Angeles.
The red carpet is expected to be more widely spaced than in the past, to avoid people being concentrated. Although one of the event’s producers, Stacy Sher, warned that it would be a “very little red carpet”, Therefore, the desire of connoisseurs and celebrities does not decrease in him. Most-anticipated stars are Viola Davis, Vanessa Kirby, Carrie Mulligan, Academy Award nominee for Best Actress, Zendaya, a broadcast host, Amanda Seyfried, Olivia Coleman and Glenn Close are in the race for a Best Supporting Actress award.
In a letter sent to all the candidates, the event producers said they were waiting for a “inspiring and inspiring” red carpet and emphasized the Dress code to be worn Official. The 93rd edition of the Hollywood Academy Awards will be a glimpse into award ceremonies ahead of the pandemic – celebrities are not expected to wear masks, as all guests have been pre-tested.
On Photo GalleryWatch celebrities walk the red carpet at Union Station.
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