Gwyneth Paltrow was ‘sewn into’ her Oscars 2026 dress — and wasn’t ‘able to pee’

Gwyneth Paltrow’s Oscars 2026 red carpet gown was more complicated than it appeared.

The “Marty Supreme” actress, 53, wowed in a white Giorgio Armani Privé gown that, at first glance, looked to be a simple strapless style.

Tucked underneath, however, was a pair of see-through, sparkly pants that showed off her long, toned legs.

In a behind-the-scenes video posted to Goop’s YouTube page, Paltrow shared her red carpet prep, including a FaceTime with daughter Apple.

“It’s kind of simple, it’s pretty,” she said, adding that she was being “sewn into” the sheer-paneled style.

“I won’t be able to pee for the whole time I’m there,” she said.

While Paltrow wasn’t nominated for her role in “Marty Supreme” — and the Josh Safdie-directed film didn’t win in any categories Sunday night — Paltrow presented the Oscar for best casting during the ceremony.

The Goop founder got glowing for the big night using her company’s skincare products, including the Youth-Boost Peptide Serum ($150) and All-in-One Super Nutrient Face Oil ($105) — the latter of which she calls “the magic stuff.”

Makeup artist Georgie Eisdell gave Paltrow a duo of facial massages, and used the pricey Lyma laser along with depuffing eye masks to help get GP red carpet-ready.

When asked about her past appearances at the Academy Awards, Paltrow said her prep was “much simpler” and that she didn’t use lasers.

“It was just sort of like, hair and makeup,” she recalled.

As for 2026? “If it takes this many people to get me ready, I’m f—ked,” she joked.