Oscars 2016 Baby Bumps: Pregnant Celebrities That Rocked The Red Carpet

Pregnant celebrities flooded the red carpet at the Academy Awards. All eyes were on them as they flaunted their gowns which highlighted their baby bumps. From Anne Hathaway to Chrissy Teigen, the high profiled moms rocked the Oscars 2016 red carpet.

Oscars 2016 is definitely one of the best runways for the pregnant celebrities to place their baby bumps in full display. As of this year's Academy Awards, the moms to be showed off their bumps through form fitting clothes from top notch designers. Listed below are the best-dressed celebrities that took maternity dresses into the next level:

Hannah Bagshawe

Eddie Redmayne's wife, Hannah Bagshawe rocked the red carpet as the couple walked hand in hand. Hannah wore a black gown with a golden neckpiece as she wore her hair down. Eddie Redmayne was nominated for his role in the Stephen Hawking biopic, "The Theory of Everything" in 2015.

Anne Hathaway

 "Princess Diaries" actress Anne Hathaway hits the red carpet with her husband, Adam Shulman. The 33 year old actress' wardrobe was inspired by the award winning actress, Elisabeth Taylor who passed away on March 23, 2011.

Hathaway's stylist told Just Jared that her red carpet gown was an ode to Taylor whose birthday was last Feb. 27. Anne Hathaway is wearing a Naeem Khan dress, Salvatore Ferragamo shoes and a Jimmy Choo clutch.

Emily Blunt

The 33-year-old actress flaunted a pink Prada gown and heels from Sophia Webster as she walked Oscars 2016 red carpet alone. According to Us Weekly, Blunt is expecting her second child from John Krasinski. The Scario actress and Krasinski already have their first child, Hazel, who is already two.

Chrissy Teigen

Chrissy Teigen walked the red carpet with her husband, John Legend. The model flaunted her baby bump by sporting a nude illusion with red floral and beaded appliques. Teigen's gown was designed by Marchesa.

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