Celebrities flocked to the post-Oscars parties following this year’s ceremony, with winners like Michael B Jordan and Jessie Buckley making stylish appearances. The Oscars concluded with “One Battle After Another” winning Best Film, leading A-listers to various glamorous parties across Los Angeles.
Among the renowned after-parties was the Vanity Fair event, attended by presenters, winners, nominees, and even celebrities who had skipped the main event. Elton John, Madonna, Jay-Z, and Beyoncé also hosted extravagant celebrations to mark the occasion.
At Elton John and David Furnish’s iconic party, guests included Brooklyn Beckham, the eldest son of Victoria and Sir David, who joined the festivities in support of the Rocketman singer’s AIDS foundation fundraiser. The event came after Brooklyn’s omission of his mother on Mother’s Day in Britain, opting to praise his mother-in-law instead.
Accompanied by his wife, actress Nicola Peltz Beckham, Brooklyn showcased a sharp black suit while Nicola dazzled in a figure-hugging black gown. The couple posed for photos before mingling with fellow attendees, such as Sharon Osbourne and new father Jack Osbourne.
Additionally, singer Dua Lipa and her fiancé Callum Turner graced Elton John’s party, with Dua stunning in a sparkly blue dress and Callum in a classic black suit. The couple’s appearance followed Dua’s advice on maintaining long-distance relationships, emphasizing the strength of love despite physical separation.
Notable guests at the star-studded event included Lola Young, Britney Spears’ ex-husband Sam Asghari, and actress Sharon Stone. Lola expressed gratitude for Elton and David’s support for her music, highlighting the importance of their charitable efforts in her life.
The evening also saw celebrities like Keke Palmer and Tiffany Haddish showcasing eye-catching outfits, while Maura Higgins made a statement in a sequin-embellished ensemble. The event featured an auction to raise funds for charitable causes, drawing attention to the impact of supporting communities in need.