These first-time nominees are standouts not only for their acting but for their fantastic fashion as well.

Best actress, “I, Tonya”
The Aussie bombshell is far from a red-carpet rookie — but she’s grown to embrace edgy silhouettes since her “The Wolf of Wall Street” debut in 2013. These days, Robbie is no stranger to big-name designers: She’s worn two pieces right off the runway from Versace’s latest Gianni Versace tribute collection — a bold scarlet power suit and the dainty-yet-daring butterfly gown — and detail-oriented dramatic pieces, such as this embroidered periwinkle Erdem.

Best supporting actress, “Downsizing”
Newcomer Chau demonstrates the ease of an industry vet in eclectic, modern silhouettes, such as the galactic silver Alex Perry sheath and tailored red top (with an unmissable bold bow) by Safiyaa. But it’s the ultra-elegant black-and-gold lace Elie Saab gown worn at Cannes that solidified the New Orleans-raised actress’ status as a style star to watch.

Best actor, “Call Me by Your Name”
The half-French NYC denizen’s amusing twists on the classic tux are turning heads for all the right reasons. At just 22, Chalamet isn’t afraid of color, and he chooses an intriguing mix of American and European designs: He has a penchant for Parisian fashion house Berluti, which made his purple suede jacket; the slim-fit plaid suit is by cool-kid brand Gucci and his Calvin Klein suit is in a hue of bold blue popularized by the French artist Yves Klein.