Style Recap: The Best and Worst Dressed At The 2012 Academy Awards

The quintissential red carpet was unfurled last night as celebrities rolled en masse to the Hollywood and Highland Center for the 2012 Academy Awards. The Oscars always inspire people to dress to the nines, so of course men and women went all out. Designers like Tom Ford competed on the red carpet with Burberry's Christopher Bailey and Armani for style supremacy.

Who did it best? Who couldn't quite pull it off? Check out our Style Recap: The Best and Worst Dressed At The 2012 Academy Awards.

Last night the 82-year-old Plummer won Best Supporting Actor for his role in Beginners. This midnight blue velvet blazer with contrast piping? Definitely not for beginners, but rocked with class by a pro.

Sunglasses indoors? Pants that are way too long? Shiny metallic bowtie? Dude, leave the douchey Iron Man accessories at home.

Pitt embodies the style we like to call "Swag Jesus." Angelina Jolie ain't bad arm candy to have either.

Congratulations on the Best Actor win and all, but that wing collar is not doing you any favors, and that jacket is slightly too big. Having a tailor take in the sides would've been ideal, instead it looks like a rental.

Diddy did it. The slim peaked lapels are killing it, and the Caesar with the part is the black guy's equivalent of the side-part hairstyle that's sweeping the nation. Clean, classic, and manly.

Usually, Clooney does pretty well for himself. We guess that's why our expectations were riding high on this big night. He let us down with the too-long jacket sleeves and by buttoning the bottom button (come on dude, rookie mistake!). But he is smashing Stacy Keibler so... he still wins.

Pharrell went all-out in this Lanvin ensemble. We all knew he would clean up well, and he definitely made us proud. The velvet bowtie is also a nice touch.

We aren't sure if Nick Nolte is auditioning for a "Bad Santa" sequel or that one creepy, troubled uncle that always gets drunk at weddings.

Rock is doing thick-rimmed glasses right: slim-cut suit, natty bowtie (the "natty bow" is a term we have now officially coined), and an acceptable afro.

Spade on the other hand... is losing. Awful pants, unbuttoned jacket... and just plain bad sneakers. We have no problems with rocking sneakers with a suit, but only if it's done well, meaning with tailored pants and no bunching at the bottom. Right now he looks like a rebellious skater kid who decided to dress up for prom but plans on getting really high in the bathroom.

Points for originality, extra points for having two hot dates, and bonus points for stealing the bottom of Rick Ross' beard.

The Legend of Dirty Sanchez continues.

The Parks & Recreation castmember may act stupid on the show, but his red carpet game is nothing but smart. Plus, Anna Faris' dress looks like something she could rock the Galaxy Foamposites with.

Square-toed shoes, ugly facial hair, super-wide lapel, dorky glasses... the list goes on.

Tom Hanks looked amazing in this Tom Ford double-breasted shawl collar tux. Impeccable, really, especially when mixed with that gruff beard.

This entire outfit belongs on 21 DUMP Street.

Another funnyman who cleans up well: Jason Segel. Yeah, the bowtie could be straightened, but given his personality, we'll let it slide.

Appropriately, Haley Joel Osment showed up in a ghost-colored tie. We see bad color coordination.

The Oscars host dressed down for the Vanity Fair afterparty but still did it well, channeling Tom Hanks' subtly mind-blowing double-breasted shawl collar jacket steez, and a banded collar shirt. This is dressing tonal done right: it makes you look more like a jetsetting playboy rather than a vodka-swilling douchebag.

It's easy being green when you're rocking a bespoke Brooks Brothers tuxedo.