Benedict Cumberbatch attended the 87th Annual Academy Awards last week in a bold white tuxedo .

Cumberbatch was definitely channeling old Hollywood in the suit. The Sherlock star was accompanied by his new and visibly pregnant wife, Sophie Hunter. Hunter also made a splash on the carpet, in a daring Lanvin red one-shoulder dress that featured an extremely high slit to her waist held on by safety pins. The pair was charming in their ensembles and looked great together. They also weren’t afraid to show their love for each other as they shared intimate moments on the carpet.

Cumberbatch was nominated for the first time this year for his portrayal of Alan Turing in The Imitation Game but lost out to Eddie Redmayne (Theory Of Everything). The actor didn’t seem too disappointed by his loss most likely due to his high from his nuptials that took place just last month off the southern coast of England and the impending birth of his first child later this year. “I’m carrying sunshine everywhere I go”, he added, “at the moment.” You can see Cumberbatch next in Sherlock, when the fourth season airs this December.

For Cumberbatch’s on-trend white look, you can check out this crisp and clean white blazer from Macy’s. This light weight jacket will go well over black slacks for a formal affair or with jeans for a daytime event. Also pair it with the timeless black pair of dress hoes for a completely debonair ensemble.

Get The Look For Less: Jacket, Macy’s, $119.50. Pants, Macy’s, $29.99. Shoes, Zappos, $60. Bow Tie, Macy’s, $9.99.

Catch Hunter’s risky dress at Nordstrom in a deep blue with just as revealing slit in its design. The dress with its open back is sexy but also will make a confident statement. The ruched waistline will compliment a curvy body type while still being a sophisticated piece. For added sparkle, pair it with gold strappy heels and a shiny gold clutch.

Get the Look For Less: Dress, Nordstrom, $245. Shoes, Zappos, $89. Clutch, Macy’s, $32.99.

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