The Oscar’s are one of the most glamorous nights in showbiz and I always absolutely love seeing what everyone comes out wearing. It’s always disappointing when you don’t get to see some of your favourite faces on the red carpet and so The Vanity Fair After Party is the perfect chance for us to see everyone who wasn’t invited to the Oscar’s, look amazing! I also love the quick outfit changes we see from those who have been at the main event. Two outfits in one night, you can’t complain. Here are some of the looks from Sunday night.
There were quite a few of the celebs that showed us black is definitely not boring. Sometimes I feel like there is a lot of pressure around not just going for black because it is just a colour that suits everyone and it’s a safe option if you’re not used to wearing brighter colours. Every single piece that was black and worn at the after party looked absolutely stunning. The shaping of the dresses on each person that wore it along with the little bits of detailing whether it be lace or little diamonds just brought them all together to create a gorgeous piece of clothing.
Kendall Jenner’s statement piece dress was just amazing. Normally, I wouldn’t like something with the overdramatic almost wing like sleeves but she pulled it off so well! When paired with the plunged neckline, it just made the dress work even better. Even though the skirt was short, being black and the way that the dress as a whole was shaped just brought that elegance to her whole outfit. Catt Sadler, Janet Mock and Kate Beckinsale all decided to go for the plunged neckline on a black dress as well proving that the two as a pairing did nothing but go great together.
Sofia Vergara and Emma Watson both added a bit of sparkle to the carpet as well as Emma’s tribute to the Time’s Up campaign. I absolutely loved Sofia’s cape overlay and the bardot style of her dress really accentuates her collarbone, bringing that most loved elegance to the red carpet.
A darker red didn’t go a miss as Emily Ratajkowski brought a sultry, sexy but also very tasteful style to the after party. Her dress was pretty much everything as she looked like a cross between the red lady and a princess all wrapped into one. The dress was fitted perfectly and was just velvety goodness. Jenna also went for red with a side split in her strapless dress with beautiful embellishments to compliment.
What I really liked about Miley’s dress is the silkiness of it and the way it just sat so right on her frame. It all just falls into place, even the gathering around her waist makes her look so pretty. Gal Gadot looks incredible in her plunging, spaghetti strap dress, again with a side split. The sequined effect brings the glitz as well as glamour and she has simply paired the dress with a red shoe to match.
Now these two ladies really know how to dress! All of the colour in their outfits is brave but they pull it off so well. Although I’m a complete sucker for sticking to darker colours or maybe going towards a pastel, I’ve never had the guts to wear anything brighter. Both outfits are totally amazing. Halle Berry who always looks great anyways has gone for the shorter, long sleeved dress which we didn’t actually see a lot of on the carpet. The dress is covered in a print and there’s even a cheeky slit on the thigh- no one would ever know that this woman is in her 50’s! Angela was actually criticised for her outfit being too bright but I just think she works it. The geometric pattern combined with the striking colours resulted in a fun outfit. It might not have had the same elegance as the rest of the outfits but I say if you can pull of a bright coloured suit as a woman, you can wear anything.
Toning it down in colour, Nina Dobrev and Margot Robbie both wore more muted coloured dresses. Nina is one of my top girl crushes and I’m still debating over whether I actually liked her dress or not. She looks amazing in pretty much everything she wears but there was just something about the whole waterfall effect and the almost sheer but not quite panel across her chest that didn’t work for me. Still love you Nina! Margot looked so pretty and elegant in her bodycon dress with the sheer overlay. The little diamonds encrusted into it just completed the whole look.
Hailee Steinfeld and Sarah Hyland went tulle crazy with both of their dresses using it in some way. Sarah went for the tight, figure hugging approach which looked great on her but I just wasn’t sure about the colour. It goes without saying the sparkly effect throughout the dress made it a lot more glitzy than some of the other pieces we saw. Hailee looked so cute in her tutu style dress but brought the glamour with the trail on it. The monochrome effect worked so well on her and she looked like such a showstopper!
My final two picks from the night were Zendaya and Serayah, two absolutely gorgeous girls. Zendaya so well suited her dress and everything about it just looked right on her. It just seems to have the simplistic effect with the little bit of something going on around the hem that makes it such a great piece. I love all the little sparkles and the neckline that compliments her so well. Serayah went for something a little different with an almost half and half outfit. When I first saw this, I actually thought she was wearing shorts. I love that she can work the best of everything in this outfit with the longer side on the left and short on right but the long sleeved as well as off the shoulder and the cropped effect with a bit of leg on show as well. Loved this outfit!
Let me know what you’re thoughts are! What do you think of the outfits from the Vanity Fair after party? Anything that you think was a bit too crazy? Leave some comments and let me know! As always, we have our social media links on the right, we recently created a Twitter account for the blog as a tester so follow this for blog updates @UntilWednesday. Georgie will be back next week with another post and that is it from me. Thank you for reading and I really hope you’re enjoying the content we’re bringing to you!
Until Wednesday
Erin xx
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