Tidying Up's Marie Kondo Sparks Joy on Red Carpet With Oscars Debut
Marie Kondo chose a light pink Jenny Packham gown for her Oscars debut
Marie Kondo is sparking joy at the 2019 Academy Awards.
The organizing consultant and author, who rose to TV fame earlier this year with Netflix’s Tidying Up with Marie Kondo, was on hand for Sunday’s Oscars 2019 ceremony as a special guest of Access.
The star, 34, chose a light pink lace Jenny Packham gown for her Oscars debut, which she picked out with the help of Access’ Kit Hoover and Olympic figure skater Adam Rippon.
Rippon, 29, is an avid fan of Kondo’s, and frequently tweets his passion for her and her show.
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“I would let Marie Kondo reorganize the organs in my body,” he wrote on Twitter Feb. 6.
The group helped Kondo pick her special outfit in a clip that aired on Access Thursday.
“It’s my first time, I’m nervous!” Kondo said of walking the red carpet. “I’m looking for a dress that sparks joy.”
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Kondo told the outlet she’s eagerly anticipating a meeting with Emma Stone, who’s up for a Best Supporting Actress trophy for her work in The Favourite — and admitted she’s also hoping for a glimpse of Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga, who are each nominated for multiple prizes for A Star Is Born.
The 91st Academy Awards are broadcasting live from Los Angeles on Sunday, Feb. 24 at 8 p.m. ET on ABC.