Oscars

There’s a reason “seat filler” is a legitimate job in awards season: No one wants to watch the Oscars alone.

The Oscars are here, and that means celebs have long been prepping for the red carpet and all of the head-to-toe, 360-degree scrutiny that comes with it.

It’s a big year for décolletage, and that means — in this season of shoulder-baring, deep-V-plunging and midsection-revealing cut-out gowns — that celebrities and Academy Award nominees preparing to walk the red carpet on Oscar Sunday (and be scrutinized by million of viewers worldwide) aren’t simply booking appointments with A-list makeup artists, dermatologists and spas in pursuit of an above-the-neck, flawless complexion.