Following the glamorous 2024 Oscars ceremony at the Dolby Theatre, a constellation of stars gathered to honour the evening's victors at the Vanity Fair afterparty as well as Elton John's legendary Annual Academy Awards Viewing Party (now in it's 32nd year). This former soirée is being expertly hosted by Radhika Jones, and these gatherings have evolved into an equally anticipated showcase of fashion, offering yet another dazzling spectacle to the formal proceedings of the night.
The red carpet may have displayed a parade of breathtaking gowns, but the afterparty attire worn by celebrities like Sandra Oh elevated the fashion stakes even higher. Their ensembles, featuring mesmerising sequins and silhouettes, underscore the event's legacy as a stage for sartorial excellence.
Scroll on to witness the most glamorous after party gowns of the night…
Julia Fox
© Monica SchipperJulia Fox kept true to her avant-garde style by wearing a bold black mini dress with 'barely there' sheer panels. Her makeup was just as dramatic with smoky eyes and long, wavy blonde hair.
Elizabeth Hurley & Heidi Klum
© Theo WargoTo attend her close pal's bash, Liz Hurley opted for a long-sleeved golden sequined dress with a plunging neckline and a cinched waist. Meanwhile supermodel Heidi Klum went with a dramatic off-the-shoulder gown featuring crystalline embellished fabric.
Jessica Alba
© MICHAEL TRANJessica Alba donned a form-fitting, shimmering silver dress from Tamara Ralph featuring an off-shoulder neckline with a subtle sweetheart cut, adorned with ornate floral appliqué detailing.
Jennifer Coolidge
© MICHAEL TRANJennifer Coolidge wore a distinctive piece by Dolce & Gabbana with a striking net overlay of geometric, diamond-shaped cutouts, which added a modern edge to the garment and provided a daring peekaboo effect.
Sandra Oh
© MICHAEL TRANSandra Oh wore a captivating celestial gown that featured a gradient ombré design with a dynamic blend of textures. The bodice's deep navy blue hue, embellished with tiny sparkling sequins gradually which become denser and transition into metallic paillettes in a mix of gold, copper and bronze shades.
