E!'s Nina Parker Designed Her Own Stunning 2020 Oscars Dress "Due to Very Limited Plus Size Options"

All the details on her stunning blue gown and the very important meaning behind it

By Brett Malec Feb 10, 2020 12:50 AMTags

Nina Parker: E! host, pop culture expert and now fashion designer!
 
Nightly Pop's co-host was on duty today working the 2020 Oscars red carpet for E! and looking absolutely stunning doing it. And believe it or not, Parker actually designed her own gorgeous gown for a very major reason.
 
Parker took to Twitter Sunday to share, "I designed and created my own Oscars dress this year due to very limited plus size options. I'll create a lane of my own. You CAN have couture AND curves! #Oscars #ERedCarpet."
 
Parker also posted a photo of herself in the breathtaking midnight blue gown, which featured sheer long sleeves, a full skirt and a sexy deep V-cut neckline. There's no doubt: Parker came to slay!

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Oscars 2020 Red Carpet Fashion

Parker tagged designer Lynne Carter Atelier in her Instagram post, the same fashion brand who she collaborated with on her beautiful brown dress for the 2020 Grammy Awards last month.
 
Parker completed her Oscars ensemble with jewelry by Kimberly McDonald and XIV Karats and heels by Jimmy Choo.
 
As for her glam, Parker styled her hair half up, half down and rocked blue eyeshadow to compliment her dark blue dress.
 
"Black Barbie dreaming," the Dating #NoFilter commentator wrote on IG.
 
Fans and some celebs went crazy on social media, not only because Parker looked beautiful but also because of the meaningful reason she took designing into her own hands after having trouble finding a fitting 2020 Oscars dress.

"Gorgeous. Shopping for black tie formal wear is a hellscape for anyone over a size 12," Meghan McCain replied on Twitter. "Maybe design your own line for the rest of us? xo."

Model Tess Holliday also shared in response, "@meaghanpoconnor is an amazing stylist who specializes in plus and would make sure you had options. you look amazing!"

Actress Yvette Nicole Brown posted, "Beautiful gown. And *sigh*."

Can't wait for your debut fashion line, Nina!