Isabella Rossellini paid a subtle tribute to David Lynch at the Oscars - Oscar-nominated actor starred in acclaimed director’s 1986 film ‘Blue Velvet’

Papal thriller Conclave (2024) star Isabella Rossellini may have lost out on the Best Supporting Actress trophy at the Oscars on March 2, but the Italian-American veteran won hearts for the poignant outfit she wore.

Last night at the 2025 Oscars, Isabella Rossellini channeled her iconic Blue Velvet character, Dorothy Vallens, in tribute to the late David Lynch, who directed the iconic film. I

From dream to reality. Many hoped for a tribute to Isabella Rossellini's Oscars for David Lynch, who passed away last January in Los Angeles, and so it was. On the occasion of the red carpet

Oscars were full of surprises, but many felt the tribute to James Bond could have been replaced as a tribute to David Lynch's monumental impact on cinema

After the passing of her Blue Velvet director David Lynch in January, Isabella Rossellini took to social media and expressed her love for him. Rossellini, who dated Lynch for five years, paid another tribute to the filmmaker as she went to the Oscars clad in a blue velvet robe on Monday.

Isabella Rossellini missed out on the best supporting actress Oscar at the Academy Awards on Sunday, after being nominated for her portrayal of a strong-willed nun in Conclave, Edward Berger's adaptation of the Robert Harris thriller on cardinal conspiracy.