Who won best dressed at the Oscars? USA TODAY Style Meter votes are in!
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Fans were able to vote for their favorite looks at the Academy Awards via USA TODAY's inaugural Style Meter.
And the award for best dressed at the Oscars, as voted for by USA TODAY readers, goes to ... Rose Byrne!
Fans were able to vote for their favorite looks at Sunday's award show via USA TODAY's Style Meter, a fashion‑forward extension of USA TODAY's Meter series, which also includes Movie Meter.
The "If I Had Legs I'd Kick You" star had a leg up on the others in a black strapless gown with three-dimensional metallic florals sprouting across the Dior design and its train.
Byrne, who paired her look with a bold lip and slicked-back hair, was also featured in USA TODAY's list of best-dressed stars.
USA TODAY's Style Meter invited culture fans and style enthusiasts to weigh in on red‑carpet and awards‑season looks through an engaging, interactive voting experience.
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