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NEW YORK — <\/span>The Oscars are the intersection of film and fashion where hard work is rewarded and red carpet moments are made.<\/p>\n All of it is etched into the history books – one statue and one photograph at a time.<\/p>\n Entertainment reporter Joelle Garguilo sought out to find some of the secrets of the stars when it comes to preparing for an award show like the Oscars.<\/p>\n Dr. Dendy Engelman with the Shafer Clinic said she is treating several people who will be attending the Oscars. She has been busy for the last six months.<\/p>\n “People are getting ready, you know, they’re doing body toning, they’re doing skin tightening,” Engelman said.<\/p>\n She shared what her celebrity clientele say when they come to her.<\/p>\n “I need to look perfect without looking done, head to toe perfection, you would be shocked,” Engelman said.<\/p>\n As for the most requested treatment at the moment?<\/p>\n “The tight jawlines with the Everest, get them snatched and lifted, and the best thing is I can do it, and they can walk to get their makeup done right away,” said Lucia Miranda with Shafer Clinic.<\/p>\n As for the body, the team does muscle building and toning.<\/p>\n When it comes to the dress, long gone are the days of getting a gown off the rack.<\/p>\n Designers like Natalie De’Banco of Bronx & Banco work with celebrities and their stylists to create a custom look – often down to the last minute.<\/p>\n She has dressed the likes of Beyonce, Jennifer Lopez and Miley Cyrus. When asked how long she typically has to prepare when working with a celebrity, she said a month if you are lucky.<\/p>\n “So if you came to me and you asked for a red carpet gown, that’s basically what we create,” she said.<\/p>\n As the pictures of the stars immediately pop up on social media, De’Banco said it’s marketing that you cannot buy.<\/p>\n In today’s digital age, you have to know how to make it all work when the cameras are flashing.<\/p>\n That’s where image consultant and posing instructor Brittany Hayles comes in.<\/p>\n “Practice makes perfect,” Hayles said. “Looking at the cameras in front and to the side. And when you’re done posing, you have a little wave.”<\/p>\n And while some secrets are meant to be shared, one lesson to be learned is looking effortless certainly takes a lot of effort.<\/p>\n Live red carpet coverage starts at 3:30 p.m. ET\/12:30 p.m. PT with “On The Red Carpet at the Oscars.”<\/p>\nMarch 15 is Oscar Sunday! Watch the 2026 Oscars<\/a> live on ABC and Hulu.<\/h3>\n