"There's a lot of final touches that need to be done. We've got a lot of work to do, you know, we've got the bones in, we've got the infrastructure in, now it's just making it pretty," said Joe Lewis, a red carpet producer.
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More than 3,000 media members are credentials for the red carpet, including Will Ganss from ABC News, in town from New York. Will's been assigned to give insight on what the men are wearing for the big night.
"This year, men's fashion, all awards season, has been so daring and so colorful and so creative, playing with coats and silhouettes and different textures and stuff, so it's a good year to be interested in men's fashion," Will said.
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He expects men to continue the trend of taking risks and doing something different.
"Expect a lot of jewelry, maybe some brooches on the lapel, maybe no ties at all," added Will.