This week in fashion: Oscar predictions

The nominees are in and while film critics are making their picks for best picture, fashionistas are busy predicting what designers their favorite stars will be wearing.

The Academy Awards are a big night in the fashion world. Not only are stylists expected to choose the perfect frock for their nominees, but also, designers are hoping that their brand is the one adorning Oscar contenders.

Every year is more exciting than the last as viewers tune in to see the red carpet extravaganza. Who will be the risk-takers, the fashion forwards, and the "Oh no, what was she thinking" award winners.

Can past looks give us a hint of what’s to come?

Here’s a look back at some of the fashions for this year’s Best Actress nominees. Those who wore them best and those who didn’t.

Glenn Close, nominated for Best Actress in Albert Nobbs is working with stylist Chuck Thomas (formerly of Georgio Armani) for the upcoming Oscars.

Not sure the silk shirtdress is her best look.

Rooney Mara, nominated for Best Actress in The Girl with the Dragon Tatoo is collaborating with former fashion editor, Ryan Hastings.

Let’s hope it’s not chilly on Oscar night.

Michelle Williams, the My Week with Marilyn star, is working with Kate Young, a New York stylist and former Vogue editor.

From this photo of last year's awards, it may be a tough act to follow.

Meryl Streep, nominated for her portrayal of Margaret Thatcher in The Iron Lady is working with stylist Zoe Buck.

It's no surprise that this Devil Wears Prada diva opted for the always-elegant little black dress.

Viola Davis is nominated for her role in The Help. She will be working with former fashion editor, Elizabeth Stewart.

Everyone is green with envy over her sleek silhouette and her box office sensation.

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