Olivia Culpo takes the plunge at the 89th Academy Awards

Olivia Culpo takes the plunge at the 89th Academy Awards

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She is someone who is known for their incredible style.

And the Oscars was a chance for Olivia Culpo to really shine. 

The fashionista, 24, rocked the red carpet in a custom made Marchesa gown with plenty of fringe and a plunging neckline at the 89th Academy Awards in Hollywood on Sunday.

It's clear every inch of the gorgeous dress was given tons of attention.

Clinging to Olivia's fabulous physique, the backless dress cinched into her waist with a delicate black little belt. 

The gown's multi-tier skirt heavily featured ample amounts of fringe that made certain Olivia would really stand out that night. 

She gave herself some height in a pair of silver heels and carried a black clutch

Continuing in her chic theme, Olivia's raven black hair was scraped back into a sleek low ponytail with her bangs swept dramatically across her forehead. 

Olivia's complexion was given the professional touch as well.

She injected a pop of color with a coat of striking violet eye shadow, and enhanced her striking and defined cheekbones with bronzer and a shade of nude lipstick to top off the look. 

The star shared a rather close-up shot of her beautifully done makeup, which she captioned, '#Oscars hair and makeup today! Thank you @sirjohnofficial and @justinemarjan for making this come together. You guys are the BEST! (Don't mind me multi-tasking, per usual #smh..).'

Olivia actually assisted in the creation of her custom made dress with Marchesa, and explained to E! there was more than meets the eye in the gown.  

'It's in partnership with Stella Artois and Water.org,' she told Ryan Seacrest on the red carpet. 'Stella Artois created chalices and for one chalice sold, five years of clean drinking water is provided for someone in the developing world.  

'So this dress is actually made out of the chalice pieces, and it's encouraging people to get involved in the water crisis and buy the chalice.' 

Olivia said they even took inspiration from the element of water when designing the dress.

'We wanted the dress to represent water itself, so it's sort of cascading,' she told the website.