12 Oscars beauty transformations: then vs now

Almost unrecognisable from the picture on the left, Rooney's Oscar look was a far cry from the girl next-door vibe we've seen her do before. Sporting a dark, sleek up-do and vampy lips, she stunned last night.

Is it just us or has Kate hardly aged at all?! The blonde bombshell oozed elegance with her soft waves and deep side part. Although her eye makeup is similar in both pictures, we're a fan of her sultry lashes for the 2016 Oscars.

Since her early appearance on the red carpet, Brie's ditched the heavy highlights for a softer colour. And we're fans. Keeping her face relatively simple in both pictures, she's added a few more coatings of mascara and a bold pink lip. Ooh la la!

It seems that Cate is a fan of short hairdos for the red carpet, and we don't blame her. Taking her look out of the 20th century and into the 21st, she's ditched the Snow White complexion and deep red lips, and opted for a flesh coloured lippy and bronzed cheeks.

As much as we love Kerry's up-do this year, we're also huge fans of her curly locks. The actress showcased a much heavier eye look than her early red carpet appearance. Cat eyes are go!

Bye-bye purple eyeshadow, hello modern smoky eyes! Charlize got it so right on the red carpet this year, and we reckon' it's totes down to her elegant blonde up-do and sultry eyes.

Since 2008, the Hunger Games star has ditched the tan and let her natural beauty shine through. Rocking a sleek blonde bob at the Oscars, J-Law looked fierce.

From pretty teen to sophisticated lady. Reese's hollywood inspired makeup included shimmery eyes and a statement lip.

Suice Squad star Margot ditched the 'pretty in pink' vibe, threw out the headband and upped the glam last night. In both photos, you can see that the natural beauty kept her makeup pretty minimal.

Is there any hair colour that Rachel can't pull off? She may have experimented with every hot hair hue under the sun, but it's clear that she will always have a soft spot in her heart for light blue eyeliner.