Viola Davis walked the Oscars red carpet in a daring white gown covered in cutouts

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  • Viola Davis wore a custom Alexander McQueen dress for the 2021 Oscars on Sunday.

  • Her white gown was sleeveless with a floor-length skirt and crisscross straps.

  • The bodice of Davis' dress was also covered in floral cutouts, creating a see-through effect.

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White gowns were popular at the Oscars this weekend, but none were as daring as the one worn by Viola Davis.

The actress walked the red carpet on Sunday in a sleeveless dress custom-made for her by Alexander McQueen. The bodice of Davis' dress was covered in floral cutouts that created a see-through effect and led to crisscross-style straps. Her skirt, on the other hand, was made from chiffon and reached the floor.

She completed her look with dangling diamond earrings, a curly updo hairstyle, smokey eye makeup, sparkling bracelets, and dark nail polish. Davis also carried a white clutch that was embellished with crystals.

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Viola Davis wore custom Alexander McQueen for this year's event. Pool/Getty Images

Davis' white gown is a departure from the brighter looks she's sported for awards shows held earlier this year.

At the SAG Awards, for example, the actress wore a neon-green dress with metallic embellishments. Davis also wore bright pink makeup with the ensemble.

Davis, who is usually styled by Elizabeth Stewart, also wore a vibrant look for the NAACP Awards in March. Her sleeveless gown that night had a scoop-style neckline, peplum bodice, and a magenta, orange, and blue floral print.

Davis is nominated in this year's best actress in a leading role category for her role in "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom." The nod marks her fourth nomination, making her the most-nominated black actress in Oscars history.

Representatives for Alexander McQueen did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.

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