Isha Ambani’s Oscars 2026 red carpet look: She dazzles in vintage Valentino
Isha Ambani made a striking appearance at the Academy Awards 2026 red carpet, arriving alongside her husband Anand Piramal and drawing attention with an elegant vintage couture look.

For Hollywood’s biggest night, Isha Ambani chose a vintage gown from Valentino, embracing a soft, romantic aesthetic. The strapless design featured delicate floral embroidery set against a champagne-toned fabric, creating an ethereal, spring-inspired feel. The structured bodice highlighted the silhouette, while the flowing skirt added movement and grace to the ensemble.
She paired the look with statement jewellery by Lorraine Schwartz, including sparkling drop earrings and a choker-style necklace that added a touch of glamour to her red-carpet appearance.
Ahead of the ceremony, Ambani also visited the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles, where she met with the museum’s director and president, Amy Homma. The meeting centered on their shared interest in cinema, arts and cultural storytelling.
For that visit, Ambani opted for a more relaxed look, pairing a crisp white shirt with denim trousers, reflecting a simple yet polished style.
The daughter of Mukesh Ambani and Nita Ambani, Isha Ambani married Anand Piramal, son of industrialist Ajay Piramal in 2018.
Meanwhile, the 2026 Oscars ceremony features several films competing for Best Picture, including One Battle After Another, Sinners, Bugonia, Hamnet, Marty Supreme and Frankenstein.
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