11 details you may have missed on the Oscars red carpet

Kirsten Dunst accidentally collided with an Oscars statue on the red carpet.

Dunst, who wore a fitted white Gucci gown, was looking over her shoulder while walking the red carpet and didn't notice the giant Oscars trophy in front of her. After gently bumping into the statuette, she laughed and grabbed her husband, Jesse Plemons, by the shoulders.

Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande's looks channeled their "Wicked" movie characters.

Erivo wore an emerald-green leather Louis Vuitton dress in a nod to Elphaba, and Grande's pink Giambattista Valli Haute Couture gown appeared to reference her role as Glinda.

Part one of the "Wicked" movie will be released in November 2024, followed by part two in 2025.

Several stars made a statement with red pins calling for a cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas war.

The pins, which also appeared on the Grammys red carpet in February, are affiliated with the group Artists4Ceasefire, which published an open letter signed by over 400 celebrities calling on President Joe Biden to broker a cease-fire in the Middle East.

Mark Ruffalo, Billie Eilish, Ava Duvernay, Ramy Youssef, and producer Nadim Cheikhrouha were among the celebrities sporting the pin on the Oscars red carpet.

Danielle Brooks wore the number 26 on her nails as the 26th Black woman to be nominated for best supporting actress.

"Whether I go home with an award or not, I will forever be the 26th Black woman to be nominated for best supporting actress," Brooks told E! of her manicure.

Brooks was nominated alongside another Black actress, Da'Vine Joy Randolph, who ended up winning the award for "The Holdovers."

Marlee Matlin chose a purple dress that referenced the outfit she wore for her 1987 Oscars win.

In 1987, Matlin made history when she won best actress for her role in "Children of a Lesser God," becoming the first deaf actor to win an Academy Award.

Julianne Hough's outfit appeared to be a regular gown, but turned out to be a jumpsuit.

Hough's stylist, Jennifer Mazur, told People magazine that the couture jumpsuit by Alexandre Vauthier was an "instant winner."

"Julianne loves taking a fashion risk and loves to be different," Mazur said.

Members of the "Godzilla Minus One" crew carried miniature Godzilla statues wearing bow ties.

When "Godzilla Minus One" won the Oscar for best visual effects, they took the Godzilla statues on stage with them.

They also incorporated the famous monster into their footwear.

The heels of Yamazaki's and Shibuya's shoes featured Godzilla claws with gold fingernails.

Liza Koshy took a tumble on the red carpet.

Koshy's voluminous red gown and sky-high platform heels proved difficult to walk in, but she recovered quickly and laughed it off.

Wim Wenders' wife, director Donata Wenders, carried a purse shaped like a VHS.

Wenders' Japanese film "Perfect Days" was nominated for best international feature at this year's Academy Awards.

Laura Karpman carried a sequined bag designed to look like a Cadbury chocolate bar and tossed candies to the crowd.

The Anya Hindmarch handbag retails for $1,695, The Daily Mail reported.