“Thirty-five years ago, my brother, Jeffrey Lee, passed away when he was just 29 years old from AIDS. Growing up at the time we did, in the community we did, we didn’t have the language to understand or speak about sexuality and gender in the way we do now,” Winfrey said. “And at the time, I didn’t know how deeply my brother internalized the shame that he felt about being gay. I wish he could have lived to witness these liberated times and to be here with me tonight.

“What I know for sure is that when we can see one another, when we are open to supporting the truth of a fellow human, it makes for a full, rich, vibrant life for us all,” she continued. “And that’s what I wish my brother Jeffrey could have experienced: a world that could see him for who he was and appreciate him for what he brought to this world. I am proud to receive this honor. Thank you GLAAD.”

TheWrap caught the entertainment icon backstage moments after her win for exclusive standalone portraits along with GLAAD CEO Sarah Kate Ellis, who also gave one of the highlight speeches of the night.

Elsewhere, pop star and actress Reneé Rapp (a winner for Outstanding Music Artist), history-making “Pose” Emmy nominee Michaela Jaé Rodriguez, Matt Bomer, Sherry Cola, JoJo Siwa, Allison Williams and many more stars swung by TheWrap’s exclusive portrait studio for quick photo sessions with creative director Jeff Vespa, posing for stunning shots among the stars.

Honoring 16 of the biggest names in LGBTQ+ entertainment — and featuring show-stopping musical performances by Oscar nominee Kate Hudson and Grammy-nominated R&B singer Chloe — the 35th annual GLAAD Media Awards also presented Niecy Nash-Betts with the Stephen F. Kolzak Award, with an assist from Sharon Stone. The event was hosted by the newly out-and-proud Wayne Brady with charming aplomb and was followed by an afterparty featuring speciality cocktails from sponsors Hornitos tequila and Ketel One vodka.

The awards will stream on Hulu beginning March 29. Remaining winners for the 33 total categories will be announced at the organization’s New York ceremony on May 11.

Catch TheWrap’s exclusive photo gallery below.

Oprah Winfrey

Oprah Winfrey & Sarah Kate Ellis

Oprah Winfrey

Reneé Rapp

Michaela Jaé Rodriguez

Sherry Cola

Matt Bomer

JoJo Siwa

Allison Williams

Allison Williams & Alexander Dreymon

Alexander Dreymon

Matt Bomer, Allison Williams & Jelani Alladin

Jelani Alladin

Jasmin Savoy Brown

Liv Hewson

Liv Hewson & Jasmin Savoy Brown

Chyler Leigh

Trace Lysette

Shangela

Samantha Lux & Frankie James Grande

Salina EsTitties, Luxx Noir London & Mistress Isabelle Brooks

Salina EsTitties

Mistress Isabelle Brooks

Luxx Noir London

Michelle Visage

Dylan Mulvaney

Priyanka

Meredith Marks

Mayan Lopez

Jodi Balfour

ALOK

Chrishell Stause

G Flip

Christine Chiu

Cristóbal Fernández

David Archuleta

UMI

Alexandra Vittz

Fedro

Ashlee Marie Preston

Constance Marie

Fancy Hagood

Vincent Rodriguez III

Tarek Ali

Ruby Bella Cruz

Ronen Rubinstein

Paloma Garcia-Lee

Omar Sharif Jr.

James Charles

Jade LeMac

Isis King

Gloria Calderón Kellett

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But we hear the world’s most famous couple, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, blew in for Madonna’s A-list Coldwater Canyon extravaganza, joining winners, nominees and other famous faces hanging out into the wee hours. Here are more of our favorite parties where photos (and press) are allowed.

The Governors Ball at the 96th Annual Academy Awards

Dolby Theatre, Hollywood

The first stop after Best Picture is awarded is always the Governors Ball, hosted by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. All the winners turn up to get their statues engraved; this year, that meant the “Oppenheimer” freight train rolled into its last stop of the 2023 movie awards season. 

First-time winners included the film’s Christopher Nolan, Emma Thomas, Cillian Murphy and Jennifer Lame, as “Oppenheimer” took home seven trophies. Emma Stone’s onstage Louis Vuitton dress emergency was repaired by the time the Best Actress winner arrived; and Da’Vine Joy Randolph’s Best Supporting Actress trophy complemented her Louis Vuitton gown nicely, as both women ultimately found good luck with that couture brand.

Everyone fueled up with Wolfgang Puck’s sublime bites, including paella, pasta and his signature pizzas, then it was off to make the rounds, as viewing soirées across the City of Angels turned into after parties – that started at the very early hour of 8 p.m., due to the early start of this year’s show.

Elton John AIDS Foundation 32nd Annual Academy Awards Viewing Party

West Hollywood Park, West Hollywood

Elton John is standing better than he ever did after pulling out all the stops at his 32nd annual Academy Awards viewing party with cohosts David Furnish, Neil Patrick Harris, David Burtka and Tiffany Haddish, together raising a record $10.8 million for his namesake AIDS research foundation to “end AIDS for all.” 

TheWrap was in the midst of the scene for the flashy fête and auctions’ after party, held in an impressively constructed event space and featuring bite-sized desserts, two bustling open bars and a show-stopping, soulful performance from Gabriels in the main banquet hall, which capped with a surprise appearance from John himself singing 1978’s little-known “Are You Ready for Love.”

Guests like pop stars Kesha and Avril Lavigne were seen embracing outside the dining room with Kyle Richards along for the ride, then that trio made their way to the dance hall under a massive, mirrored disco ball as Beyoncé’s “Renaissance” played overhead. We spotted Billy Eichner winding through the shoulder-to-shoulder crowd to the bar featuring cocktails from Tequila Don Julio, a brand bent on sponsoring every single Oscar party. Taylor Swift-approved rock trio Muna, meanwhile, held court in the back corner while eager partiers waited for their Hollywood moment in the event’s speakeasy-themed photo booth. 

Other familiar partygoers ran the gamut of music industry royalty (Toni Braxton, Brandi Carlile, Smokey Robinson and Elton John’s longtime collaborator, lyricist Bernie Taupin), screen-acting favorites (Danny DeVito, Sharon Stone, Patricia Arquette) and many more. – Benjamin Lindsay

2024 Vanity Fair Oscar Party

Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, Beverly Hills

Vanity Fair’s Oscar party always causes a crazy traffic jam in Beverly Hills, as winners, former winners, ever-hopefuls, ingenues and anyone else who can score the hot ticket gather at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts for the massive indoor-outdoor celebration. It’s a bit surreal to see the world’s most beautiful people standing patiently in line to pose on the massive red carpet, but fun to see which women did a Houdini-like quick change into a whole new ensemble, makeup look and hairstyle.

Da’Vine Joy Randolph switched up her look, with hair piled high and a form-fitting Valdrin Sahiti strapless black gown and black lipstick to match, while Rita Moreno, the nonagenarian EGOT winner (having earned the Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony award) in the crowd, stuck with her ruffled black Badgley Mischka look from the show. John Legend, another member of the EGOT club (there have only been 19 people who have ever achieved that milestone), went with a traditional black tuxedo with his gorgeous wife Chrissy Teigen on his arm.

Previous Oscar winners Jennifer Lawrence and Matthew McConaughey had a happy moment on the VF carpet, too, helping to celebrate 30 years of this iconic event, along with the countless others who made sure to make the legendary party. See a full gallery of arrivals here and then for fun, compare to what they wore to the Academy Awards show here.

DirecTV Streaming With the Stars Oscar Viewing Party

Spago Restaurant, Beverly Hills

DirecTV started a new Oscar-night tradition this year by hosting their first annual Streaming With the Stars Oscar Viewing party. They started out with a bang, combining a perfect place – Wolfgang Puck’s iconic Spago restaurant in Beverly Hills – with a host whose Academy Awards history is legendary.

Rob Lowe was 35 years old in 1989, with a successful film career and a huge fan following. Then Alan Carr, the producer of that year’s Oscar show, had a brainstorm and convinced Lowe to jump into an 11-minute opening musical number, singing and dancing alongside Snow White and a multitudinous cast of other characters. And the rest is history, as that has long been considered the biggest fiasco in the history of the Academy Awards.

“I flash back on it every year, every Oscar Sunday,” he told TheWrap with a hearty laugh. “It’s impossible to forget. And I was probably the only one who gave Will Smith a standing ovation when he smacked the shit out of Chris Rock, because instantly I wasn’t the biggest fiasco of the Oscars any more!”

Lowe, who’s been known to be the DirecTV spokesman in the past (along with his doppelgänger “super creepy Rob Lowe”) brought his son to the bash, joining a gaggle of “Real Housewives” from various cities including Erika Jayne, Guerdy Abraria, Lesa Milan and Kelly Bensamon, and other familiar faces like Paula Abdul and Audrina Patridge. From caviar by Meredith Marks to Champagne by Dom Perignon and Spago’s luscious bites – plus popcorn and candy, too – DirecTV’s first venture into Oscar celebrations was a culinary winner.

Women in Film

Catch Steak Restaurant, Los Angeles

Women in Film threw its 17th Oscar Nominees Party ahead of the 96th Annual Academy Awards, with a celebration held at Catch Steak Los Angeles, honoring the 75 Oscar nominations garnered by women in front of and behind the camera. 

Sponsored by Johnnie Walker, the bash offered themed drinks like “77 Pear-fect Nominees,” as well as sublime appetizers to soak up all that scotch, before all of the nominated women on hand gathered onstage to introduce themselves and announce their nominations.

WIF CEO Kirsten Schaffer pointed out that only three women in history have won the Oscar for Best Directing, yet still only one — which wasn’t Greta Gerwig for “Barbie,” the billion-dollar-plus blockbuster — was nominated this year. That was Justine Triet for “Anatomy of a Fall.”

“We’re rooting for you, Justine!” Schaffer proclaimed.

“I don’t know why they gave me a mic, but I’m Danielle Brooks,” “The Color Purple” star and Best Supporting Actress nominee Danielle Brooks said with a laugh. Other Hollywood women (and men, too) who filled the party to capacity included Celine Song, Eva Longoria, Gloria Calderón Kellett, Anna Sophia Robb, Mayan Lopez, Sherry Cola, Dylan Mulvaney, Diane Warren, Cara Jade Myers, Jeffrey Wright and many more.

“There’s so many women nominated this year that we can’t fit them all on the stage!” Schaffer exclaimed. – Dessi Gomez

The 18th Annual Oscar Wilde Awards

Bad Robot Studio, Santa Monica

Every year during the lead-in to Oscar Sunday, the Irish, Irish-Americans and the people who love them gather in Los Angeles to rejoice in the unique creativity that emanates from the Emerald Isle. It’s also a celebration of the longstanding U.S.-Ireland Alliance created by the org’s president, Trina Vargo, to encourage Hollywood’s decision-makers to bring film and TV production to Ireland.

“Oppenheimer” Best Actor Oscar winner Cillian Murphy popped by, as did other Irish-born 2024 nominees including Ed Guiney and Andrew Lowe, whose “Poor Things” was nominated for Best Picture. But all eyes were on the three honorees – Richie Baneham, Pierce Brosnan and Molly Shannon – and their famous friends, as guests packed in a bit too close on the top floor of Bad Robot, J.J. Abrams’ studio in Santa Monica, shivering in the cold.

Three-time Oscar winner James Cameron began the ceremonies with a laugh, saying, “This is the Oscar Wilde Award, which is probably the closest I’m going to get to an Oscar after my whole ‘king of the world’ thing!” The Canadian (and Scottish) auteur was there to award Baneham with the Oscar Wilde, honoring the Irishman who has supervised animation and VFX on Cameron’s “Avatar” films since 2005.

Roma Downey then took the mic to wax ecstatic over Brosnan, the night’s second awardee; both remembered their childhoods in Ireland and the lure of Hollywood that brought them both to living permanently in L.A.

“I have been an actor all my life,” Brosnan mused, “a working actor is what I am. And I wish all the young men and women here tonight who have dreams of creating a career, I wish them every success.”

With pints of Guinness and drams of Writers Tears Whiskey to warm them up, the party rollicked on, as Maura Tierney, Donal Logue, Lily Rabe, Hamish Linklater, Miss Universe Ireland Fionnghuala O’Reilly and many other of Ireland’s finest enjoyed their special night out on the town.

GBK Brand Bar’s 15th Annual Oscar Luxury Lounge

Beverly Wilshire Hotel, Beverly Hills

There were lots of luxury gifting suites all over town on the days leading up to Oscar Sunday, from WOW to Ignite: A Fire Gifting Lounge to Ecoluxe to Babor’s Oscar Retreat up in the hills and DPA’s soirée at Anahit Ghazaryan’s Beverly Hills atelier, but the only one to draw big guns like EGOT winner Viola Davis and Emmy and Tony winner Neil Patrick Harris was the GBK Brand Bar, celebrating its 15th year as grandaddy of them all.

It’s no wonder the Hollywood stars and Oscar nominees turn up at GBK. This year’s celebration gifted over $100,000 worth of luxury goods, with travel packages leading the way. Who doesn’t want to go to Uganda to see the gorillas with Lush African Safari, head off to Greece to enjoy Andronis Arcadia and Gundari resorts or escape to Turks and Caicos to discover Sailrock Resort’s beautiful luxury beachfront villas? 

And, as Cheech Marin, Ricki Lake, Storm Reid, Cedric the Entertainer, Christopher McDonald and a host of 2024 Oscar nominees including Nazrin Choudhury, Tal Kantor, Amrit Gicelter and Misan Harriman discovered, there were Ike’s Love and Sandwiches and California Caviar to nosh on, paired with Fog Crest Wines and DeBrand Fine Chocolates – plus many more gifts to enjoy, too.

And there were puppies as part of the charity initiative always present at GBK lounges, which raised over $80,000 benefiting Angel City Pit Bulls, Paws for Life K9 Rescue, Food on Foot and The Collective Identity Mentoring.

Saint Laurent x Vanity Fair x NBCUniversal “Oppenheimer” Party / Giorgio Armani Oscar Party Honoring Martin Scorsese

YSL at a Private Residence/Giorgio Armani, Beverly Hills

Haute couture has always been at the heart of the Academy Awards experience, and as the years go by, more and more top designers are having ultra-chic, ultra-private soirées that remind the A-listers in town for Oscar weekend that their looks are the top fashion-forward choices. It’s especially true in recent times, as stars have begun to wear one ensemble to the actual Academy Awards show, then do one – or even two – quick changes as they flit from one high-profile after party to another.

This Oscar week brought two of the world’s most famous labels to the scene, as Saint Laurent joined forces with Vanity Fair and NBCUniversal on Friday night to honor “Oppenheimer” with a very posh dinner at an unnamed private residence.

Naturally, members of the “Oppenhomie” gang turned up, with Christopher Nolan, Cillian Murphy, Robert Downey Jr. and Josh Hartnett on the scene, along with Channing Tatum and Zöe Kravitz, Gwyneth Paltrow, Sharon Stone, Donald Glover, Jon Hamm, and “The Holdovers” newcomer Dominic Sessa. Saint Laurent clad most of the big names, of course!

And then on Saturday evening, it was time for Giorgio Armani’s Oscar Party salute to Martin Scorsese, as Roberta Armani invited her A-list friends to the Armani atelier on Rodeo Drive for cocktails and a look at the latest styles. Scorsese’s “Killers of the Flower Moon” nominees Lily Gladstone, Robert De Niro and Cara Jade Myers all wore their Armani finery, as did Nicolas Cage, Willem Dafoe, Sissy Spacek and Jeffrey Wright as they all mixed and mingled.

Please send party/event invites to Jenny.Peters@TheWrap.com.

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The 31st annual celebration of the arts — held proudly in a city that likes to keep things weird — featured headliner presentations of feature films like Pamela Adlon’s directorial debut “Babes,” Alex Garland’s “Civil War” starring Kirsten Dunst, “The Fall Guy” with Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt, Anne Hathaway’s May-December rom-com “The Idea of You,” horror flick “Immaculate” from producer-star Sydney Sweeney, Dev Patel’s “Monkey Man,” Doug Liman’s “Road House” remake with Jake Gyllenhaal and “Saturday Night Live” vet Kyle Mooney’s nostalgic comedy “Y2K.”

And that list is just the tip of the iceberg.

In an exclusive Shutterstock portrait studio for TheWrap, photographers Andrew H. Walker and Chelsea Lauren captured the film and TV fest’s biggest stars, from Nicolas Cage (“Arcadian”) to Daisy Ridley (“Magpie”) to Marisa Tomei (“High Tide”) and more.

View the full gallery below.

Daisy Ridley, “Magpie”

Marisa Tomei, “High Tide”

Susan Sarandon, “The Gutter”

Nicolas Cage, “Arcadian”

Simona Tabasco, Sydney Sweeney and Benedetta Porcaroli, “Immaculate”

Hunter Schafer, “Cuckoo”

Lucy Boynton, “The Greatest Hits”

Diane Warren, “Diane Warren: Relentless”

Paul Reiser, “The Gutter”

D’Arcy Carden, “The Gutter”

Beau Bridges and Frances Fisher, “Desert Road”

Samara Weaving, “Azrael”

John Leguizamo, “Bob Trevino Likes It”

Barbie Ferreira, “Bob Trevino Likes It”

Ilana Glazer, “Babes”

Julian Dennison, Rachel Zegler and Jaeden Martell, “Y2K”

Nick Kroll, “I Don’t Understand You”

Lilly Singh, “Doin’ It”

Jesse Eisenberg, “Sasquatch Sunset”

Tommy Chong and Cheech Marin, “Cheech and Chong’s Last Movie”

Mark Duplass, “Indie TV Showcase”

Elizabeth Reaser, “The Uninvited”

Fisher Stevens, “A King Like Me”

Nadya Tolokonnikova of Pussy Riot

Sean Wang, “Didi”

Kyle Mooney and Evan Winter, “Y2K”

Anna Camp, “Neo-Dome”

Tommy Dorfman, “I Wish You All The Best”

Natalie Morales, “My Dead Friend Zoe”

Utkarsh Ambudkar, “My Dead Friend Zoe”

Walton Goggins, “Fallout”

Wilson Cruz, “Star Trek: Discovery”

Prentice Penny, “Black Twitter: A People’s History”

Cazzie David, “I Love You Forever”

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Gucci collaborates with Indigenous designers for Lily Gladstone’s gowns, Balenciaga does vintage two ways for Michelle Yeoh and Carey Mulligan, bejeweled brooches make a star turn and Chanel hosts its 15th annual Oscars dinner.

Gucci collaborates with Indigenous designer Joe Big Mountain on Lily Gladstone’s gowns

Gucci and its creative director Sabato De Sarno teamed up with Killers of the Flower Moon Best Actress Oscar nominee Lily Gladstone and Indigenous designer Joe Big Mountain on two custom gowns for her big night at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles.

Gladstone personally selected Joe Big Mountain (Mohawk, Cree, Comanche) to collaborate with the house on the two gowns that paid homage her heritage.

The actress, who is of Siksikaitsitapi and Nimíipuu heritage and was raised on the Blackfeet Reservation in Montana, teased her dress earlier this week, saying it was going to be museum-worthy.

“It’s going to be just ongoing proof that Indigenous design belongs on red carpets with luxury fashion in a very centerpiece kind of way,” Gladstone, who is the first Native American woman to be nominated for Best Actress by the Academy, said. “I’m excited.”

For the awards ceremony, she wore a strapless, velvet gown in midnight blue featuring a hand-wrapped porcupine quilled border with natural woven star design and sterling silver-plated three-bead edging. The cape featured floral designs in a porcupine quilled zigzag stitch double-lined with sterling silver beads, backed with smoked deer hide.

Later Sunday evening for the Vanity Fair Oscar party at The Wallis Annenberg Center, Gladstone changed into a floor-length design with caped short sleeves, a cascading chevron beaded fringe and quillwork embroidery along the neckline.

“To have Lily choose to wear our work and to be able to partner with Gucci and Sabato is just so near and dear, not only to our family and our hearts, but to our people as a whole,” Joe Big Mountain and wife Sunshine said. “And to have her nominated for this is just one small step to a giant win for all of us.”

Both gowns stand as testaments to the artistry embedded in Indigenous communities, in part by incorporating porcupine quillwork, a sacred art form passed down through generations.

“For the dresses, we utilized a couple different styles of quillwork, one being zigzag stitch and one being a wrap. These techniques are passed down through family and certain people in the community that are willing to teach it,” Joe Big Mountain and Sunshine explained.

To create the 216 individual quilled petals that adorned Gladstone’s velvet cape, the designers worked with a team of talented local Indigenous artists at the Oneida Reservation in Wisconsin where they reside, including Kendrick Powless-Crouch (Oneida, Yakima, Skokomish), Jossalyn Metoxen (Oneida), Seven Oshkabewisens (Mohawk, Cree, Comanche), Dionne Jacobs (Oneida), Paige Skenandore (Oneida) and Aryien Stevens (Seneca).

Balenciaga does vintage two ways for Michelle Yeoh and Carey Mulligan

Balenciaga took inspiration from its archives and the house’s couture roots for two custom dresses created for Michelle Yeoh and Carey Mulligan ahead of Sunday night’s Oscars.

Yeoh, a Balenciaga brand ambassador, wore a custom gown imagined and constructed especially for the occasion. The one-of-a-kind creation was made from a variety of vintage pieces that were individually sourced for their intricate embroidery and sequins. Intended as a study in upcycling, the dress was crafted from parts of existing pieces and then reconstituted to create a corseted gown. The inner structure was built in Yeoh’s exact measurements and was then draped with the deconstructed dresses. The finished gown was then assembled, piece by piece in the Balenciaga ateliers.

For Maestro Best Actress nominee Mulligan, creative director Demna took inspiration from the pivotal 1951 marriage between her character Felicia and Leonard Bernstein to recreate an iconic gown from Cristóbal Balenciaga’s winter collection from that same year. (The dress was also purchased by Oscar-nominated actress Paulette Goddard.)

As the original dress is currently in the Kyoto Costume Institute, the ateliers in Paris designed and recreated the dress using only sketches (shown above), photographs and a swatch as guides. The custom piece’s intricate corsetry was draped with black velvet, which tapers above the knees and flares to form a scallop-edged fishtail that sits atop pleated tulle.

The elongated ruffle was made separately using 150 meters of silk placed in a 25-layer mille feuille of alternating sunray and accordion folds in an aged, as opposed to bright, white. This vintage effect is in keeping with much of Demna’s patinated artifacts and architecture and symbolizes the passage of 73 years since the original gown was shown.

Celebrity skincare gurus reveal how the stars get their Oscar-worthy skin 

Skincare gurus and cult facialists from around the world jetted into Los Angeles this week with an arsenal of high-tech machines, trademarked techniques and exclusive skincare products to prep a host of A-listers and nominees for the 96th Academy Awards.

Joanna Czech, whose clients include nominee Carey Mulligan, teamed up with Chanel Beauty to offer facials using the brand’s Sublimage line, while Chanel’s official brow artist Jimena Garcia tended to the stars’ arches. Australian skincare guru Melanie Grant, who counts fellow countrywomen Nicole Kidman and Cate Blanchett among her devotees, teamed up with longtime client Victoria Beckham to offer treatments at her West Hollywood studio using Victoria Beckham Beauty’s new Daily Cleansing Protocol products.

Shani Darden, meanwhile, prepped nominee America Ferrera (pictured above) for the big night with her Signature Facial that includes microcurrent, LED light and oxygen therapy. And Brittany Snow, star of the Best Live Action Short Film nominee Red, White and Blue, got red-carpet ready with a Kate Somerville Signature Facial followed by Laser Genesis.

Finally, nominees Emily Blunt and Lily Gladstone got a custom treatment called The Method for skincare brand Augustinus Bader, created by Lord Gavin McLeod-Valentine.

Brooches beat out watches as the leading man’s jewelry trend

Brooches were the bling of choice for men on the Oscars red carpet this year with everyone from James Marsden to Damson Idris to Robert Downey Jr. to Matthew McConaughey to Sir Ben Kingsley to Mark Ruffalo sporting one on their lapel.

John Krasinski wore a Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany Floral Arrows brooch in platinum and 18-carat yellow gold with an unenhanced purple sapphire of over five carats and diamonds with his custom white Brioni suit. 

Best Actor nominee Jeffrey Wright, in Giorgio Armani, opted for a Chaumet œllet number in white gold set with brilliant cut diamonds. 

Past Lives star Teo Yoo sported a Cartier Collection tortoise brooch in 18-carat white gold, emeralds, cabochon and diamonds on his custom Louis Vuitton suit. The piece was a tribute to his beloved pet leopard tortoise, Momo, who passed away last year.

Cillian Murphy, who won Best Actor on Sunday, wore a bespoke HS14 gem brooch by Hong Kong-based design house Sauvereign with his custom Atelier Versace suit.

The 18-carat yellow gold, sunburst-style piece was commissioned by the actor’s stylist, Rose Forde, and paid homage to J. Robert Oppenheimer and his history-altering invention, the nuclear bomb, with eight concentric trapeziums referencing the shape of the weapon’s interior.

Meticulously hand-cut, hand-finished and assembled by  grandmaster Kari Voutilainen in Val-de-Travers, Switzerland, the gem presented a novel and unexpected challenge for the Finnish independent watchmaker.

Embellished with sunburst guilloché, a highly precise engraving technique that is Voutilainen’s signature, the surface of each trapezium revealed intricate details to create a motif reminiscent of both the perpetuity of the sun and the blinding flash of beauty right before the arrival of darkness.

Chanel and Charles Finch host their 15th annual pre-Oscars dinner

Charles Finch and Chanel hosted their 15th annual pre-Oscars dinner at the Polo Lounge in Beverly Hills on Saturday. 

A high-wattage crowd, including Robert De Niro, Usher, Ava DuVernay, Dominic Sessa, Sandra Hüller, Ted Sarandos Nicole Avant and Chanel ambassadors Margot Robbie, Kristen Stewart and Lily-Rose Depp turned out for their final stop on the awards season circuit before the main event.

The intimate evening, which is always limited to 150 guests, featured cocktails on the patio, followed by a dinner of steak and chicken parmigiana.

The history of Chanel is intimately linked to cinema, beginning when the house’s founder Gabrielle Chanel was invited to Hollywood by Samuel Goldwyn in 1931 to design dresses for Gloria Swanson and other American film stars. Since then, the French luxury fashion house has sustained a continued dialogue with the world of cinema and its creations, with several cult films featuring their N°5 perfume, tweed suits, two-tone shoes and 2.55 handbag.

This legacy continues today with the French luxury house funding film initiatives such as the MoMA film exhibition program, the Deauville American Film Festival, the Festival Lumière in Lyon and the Villa Medici Film Festival in Rome, helping support the new generation of contemporary cinema creators.

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The Green Carpet Fashion Awards return to Los Angeles

The Green Carpet Fashion Awards (GCFA) returned to Los Angeles Wednesday for its annual ceremony.

Founded by Livia Firth, the GCFA unites the power of fashion and entertainment for positive transformation, championing interconnected cultural change and the inspiring efforts that drive it.

The selection of annual honorees is evaluated according to six cultural archetypes: The Visionary, The Messenger, The Rebel, The Healer, The Sage and The Futurist. Embodying these roles in the sustainable landscape, the GCFA recognize those who offer a new lens on true intersectional transformation while bringing together the next generation of global leaders driving political, social and environmental solutions for a brighter collective future.

This year’s event took place at the 1 Hotel West Hollywood with attendees including cochairs Annie Lennox, Helen Hunt, Zendaya, Quannah Chasinghorse, minister of indigenous people of Brazil Sônia Guajajara, Ugandan climate justice activist Vanessa Nakate and GCFA board members Amber Valletta, Bethann Hardison, Christopher Bevans and Tonne Goodman. 

The 2024 GCFA honorees, meanwhile, include former President of Ireland Mary Robinson, labor activist Kalpona Akter of Bangladesh, healer Angaangaq Angakkorsuaq of Greenland, Donatella Versace and John Legend.

A starry crowd including Zendaya, Chrissy Teigen, Law Roach and Michaela Jae Rodriguez turned out to toast the honorees while Jennifer Coolidge and Trudie Styler acted as presenters.

The GCFA made its U.S. debut during Oscars week in Los Angeles in 2023.

Frieze Los Angeles kicks off at the Getty Villa

Frieze Los Angeles kicked off its official launch party on Monday with cohosts Rosetta and Balthazar at the Getty Villa.

The evening saw a high wattage crowd of artists, creatives and designers gather to celebrate the fifth edition of the art festival.

The night began with dancers from the L.A. Dance Project performing an excerpt of “Be Here Now,” as choreographed by Benjamin Millepied in the center of the Villa courtyard.

After Frieze Americas director Christine Messineo and Getty Trust president Katherine E. Fleming greeted the crowd, guests including Gia Coppola, Violet Getty, Harlow Arquette, Alex Prager, Isabelle Albuquerque, Hayden Dunham, Sarah Levine, Katharine Ross and Langley Fox enjoyed cocktails and access to the entire Villa and its galleries.

ASU FIDM Museum reveals its annual “Art of Costume Design in Film” exhibition

ASU FIDM Museum unveiled its Art of Costume Design in Film exhibition for 2024 on Tuesday, showcasing designs from 2023’s best movies through April 20.

The show features costumes from a variety of movies released last year, including all five Academy Award nominees for costume design: “Barbie,” “Oppenheimer,” “Poor Things,” “Napoleon” and “Killers of the Flower Moon.”

“Arizona State University is proud to uphold the tradition of the annual Art of Costume Design in Film exhibition,” ASU president Michael M. Crow said. “The ASU FIDM Museum will continue to serve as an important resource and training ground for fashion designers and costume designers advancing the future of costume design in film.”

Curated by Christina Frank, the collection of more than 50 designs were selected to demonstrate the power of film and design to shift the culture in unprecedented ways and how showcase designers use their knowledge, craftsmanship and creativity to effectively express character through clothing.

The exhibit is on view now until April 20 at ASU FIDM Museum, 919 S. Grand Ave., Los Angeles 90015.

Millie and Beckielou Brown host “The Photosymphony Dinner Series” 

Award-winning performance artist Millie Brown (pictured above) and Altra perfumer Beckielou Brown hosted a VIP dinner for Frieze Los Angeles at The Edition West Hollywood on Saturday.

The sisters collaborated for the first time to introduce “The Photosymphony Dinner Series”: a multisensory art installation dinner with plant sounds, tastes and scents. The dinner series was based on Millie’s groundbreaking “Photosymphony: A Live Plant Orchestra,” which debuted in Jackson Hole, Wyoming in 2018.

Guests dined amongst a plant-filled table-scape created by the pair that featured a 20-foot installation of rambling grasses, plants and scented florals. Different groups of plants were attached to special sensors that translated their frequencies into a soundscape inspired by the elements of fire, earth, air and water.

As the plant sounds evolved throughout the evening, forming a plant orchestra, waves of ambient scent composed specially for this conceptual art dinner by Beckielou, the founder of British haute perfume house Altra, were also incorporated. 

Heightening the sonic experience, musician Wendy Bevan performed an original piece of music composed in response to “Photosymphony.” Guests simultaneously dined on a special plant-based menu by John Fraser of Ardor.

Adidas Basketball launches the Harden Volume 8 sneaker

Adidas Basketball has unveiled the latest addition in the Harden sneaker series, Harden Volume 8. The performance basketball footwear, inspired by James Harden’s style and vision, captures the Los Angeles Clippers superstar’s essence.

The new silhouette pushes the edge of pinnacle performance and elegant style, redefining on and off-court excellence and features a conforming internal cuff, a teardrop EVA cage and a multidirectional “JH” traction grip.

“I want people to recognize my shoes from a mile away,” Harden, who handpicked a few young players to receive player-exclusive Volume 8 colorways, said. OKC Thunder’s Jalen Williams debuted the “JDUB” PEs at the NBA Rising Star Game, with additional player announcements to come.

There is also an accompanying campaign film produced by Kenneth Wynn, released in two chapters and available to view on Adidas’ YouTube channel.

The Harden Volume 8 is available for purchase in an assortment of colorways and retail from $160. 

Alexandra Gucci Zarini debuts the  inaugural AGCF collection at her new Beverly Hills boutique

California-based Alexandra Gucci Zarini, granddaughter of Aldo Gucci, chairman of the Italian fashion house from 1953 to 1986, has opened her first AGCF boutique in Beverly Hills and launched the inaugural collection.

“I envision AGCF as a house that brings back the sophistication and elegance that my grandfather stood for,” Zarini, who studied fashion at Otis College of Art and Design in Los Angeles, said. “He was one of the greatest brand builders of all time. To me, he is one of the most influential people in fashion history.”

The first AGCF collection features luxury leather handbags in a range of styles and core colors. Crafted in limited editions, all handbags include a gold oval coin, engraved with a unique first edition serial number.

AGCF’s Heritage Collection of luxury handbags is produced using the finest, sustainably sourced leather and suede from the house’s partner tannery in Florence.

Completing the debut collection is a line of demi-fine jewelry consisting of necklaces, earrings, bracelets and rings meticulously crafted from recycled 18K gold, sterling silver, palladium, responsibly lab-grown diamonds, Japanese Akoya pearls, smoky quartz and gray spinel.

Founded as a benefit corporation, the company pledges a percentage of sales and 20% of its profits to support grassroots charitable organizations that align with its mission and values. The range of ethically sourced products, meanwhile, have been carefully created to embody unity, elegance, quality and craftsmanship. 

AGCF is open now at 479 N. Rodeo Dr., Beverly Hills 90210.

Burberry pops up at South Coast Plaza

Fresh off of chief creative officer Daniel Lee’s critically acclaimed autumn/winter 2024 show at London Fashion Week in February, iconic British fashion brand Burberry has opened a pop-up at South Coast Plaza. The space will showcase a curated selection of new spring styles and signature trench coats, set against a backdrop inspired by Burberry’s heritage of exploration.

Presented in knight blue, the pop-up reimagines the great outdoors with tent-like interiors and camping-style furniture to create an immersive shopping experience. The space is divided into several areas, each displaying various parts of the collection in a visually striking way.

The trench coat takes center stage with a selection of heritage styles and new designs in seasonal checks and prints explored throughout Lee’s Spring 2024 collection. Invented over 100 years ago, the Burberry trench coat is an outdoor heritage staple.

Signature bag lines and Burberry’s wardrobe archetypes will accompany the coat, featuring new takes on British motifs – the rose and iterations of check.

The pop-up will be open until March 14.

Rimowa reveals its newly renovated Beverly Hills store

Luxury German luggage manufacturer Rimowa has unveiled its newly renovated Beverly Hills store on the corner of Wilshire and Rodeo Drive. Originally opened as a pop-up in 2017, the refreshed 1,400-square-foot space has gotten a complete design overhaul.

In addition to showcasing the brand’s latest luggage collections, the store features a new in-house client care counter concept to enhance the after care experience for clients, floor-to-ceiling grooved details using sustainably recycled oak wood and a custom-designed seating area.

An exposed floor-to-ceiling window rotunda showcases a custom illustration by artist Oscar Grønner depicting traveling Angelenos against the backdrop of local palm trees.

Last Wednesday, in celebration of the opening, Rimowa partnered with renowned tattoo artist, Dr. Woo (pictured above) to cohost their opening party during Frieze Los Angeles. The evening included a special DJ performance by Luka Sabbat, one-of-a-kind custom tattoo art pieces and limited edition luggage stickers.

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From winners like Christopher Nolan, Cillian Murphy and Emma Stone to nominees like Jodie Foster and Diane Warren, the stars were out late rubbing elbows in Hollywood.

The Governors Ball itself even got a special shoutout during the ceremony thanks to Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito. While presenting, the pair of Batman villains dared their nemesis Michael Keaton to attend the glitzy after party.

And the best part about the ball? You actually get to see the celebrities proudly holding their hard-earned Oscars on display.

Take a look at all the arrivals from the 2024 Governors Ball, below.

Christopher Nolan, Best Picture and Achievement in Directing Winner and Emma Thomas, Best Picture Winner

Emma Stone, Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role Winner

Jennifer Lame, Achievement in Film Editing Winner, and Cillian Murphy, Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role Winner

Tatsuji Nojima, Takashi Yamazaki, Kiyoko Shibuya and Masaki, Achievement Visual Effects Winners

Ben Proudfoot and Kris Bowers, Best Documentary Short Subject Winners

Alexandra Hedison, Jodie Foster, Diane Warren

Ludwig Göransson, Achievement in Music Written for Motion Pictures (Original Score) Winner

Holly Waddington, Achievement in Costume Design Winner and Shona Heath, Achievement in Production Design Winner

James Price, Achievement in Production Design Winner

Johnnie Burn, Achievement in Sound Winner

Tarn Willers, Achievement in Sound Winner

Michelle Mizner, Best Documentary Feature Winner

Justine Triet, Original Screenplay Winner

Josh Weston, Achievement in Makeup and Hairstyling Winner

Willem Dafoe and Nadia Stacey, Achievement in Makeup and Hairstyling

Raney Aronson-Rath and Paula Kerger, Best Documentary Feature Winner

Ben Proudfoot, Best Documentary Short Subject Winner, Mstyslav Chernov, Best Documentary Feature Winner and Kris Bowers, Best Documentary Short Subject Winner

D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai (R)

Ava DuVernay

America Ferrera (C)

Steven Spielberg

Jeffrey Wright

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Entertainers like Margot Robbie, Michelle Yeoh, Kerry Washington, Jessica Lange, Jennifer Lawrence, Selma Blair, Jon Hamm, Jennifer Coolidge, Kylie Minogue, Joan Collins, Quinta Brunson, Sandra Oh, Diane Lane, Minnie Driver, Catherine O’Hara, Glen Powell, Donald Glover, Olivia Wilde, Sofía Vergara, Michelle Buteau, Kelly Rowland, Sharon Stone, Demi Lovato, Ziwe and many more celebrated the 2024 Oscars together at the magazine’s 30th anniversary fête.

Though some of the nominees haven’t quite gotten to leave the Jimmy Kimmel-hosted ceremony at Hollywood’s Dolby Theatre just yet, Vanity Fair’s soirée will prove to be one of the places to be as Sunday night goes on.

Plus, you can expect a few outfit changes once the celebs officially enter after party mode.

Take a look at all the red carpet arrivals from the 2024 Vanity Fair Oscars party, below.

Camila Mendes walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Jessica Lange walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Billie Eilish walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Quinta Brunson walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Kerry Washington walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Michelle Yeoh walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Robert Downey Jr. and Susan Downey walk the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Margot Robbie walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Jennifer Lawrence walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Sandra Hüller walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Greta Gerwig walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Lizzo walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Chris Evans walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Selma Blair walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Michelle Buteau walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Jennifer Coolidge walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Sandra Oh walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Catherine O’Hara walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Emily Blunt and John Krasinski walk the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Greta Lee walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Jennifer Lame walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Lindsay Lohan walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Salma Hayek walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Charlize Theron walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Melanie Lynskey walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Ziwe walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Kylie Minogue walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Claudia Sulewski and Finneas O’Connell walk the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Hannah Einbinder walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Sam Rockwell and Leslie Bibb walk the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Vanessa Hudgens walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Olivia Wilde walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Demi Lovato walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Gabrielle Union walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Chris Hemsworth walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Diane Kruger walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Danai Gurira walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Kelly Rowland walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Minnie Driver walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Alexandra Daddario walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Glen Powell walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Sydney Sweeney walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Florence Pugh walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Ciara walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Halle Bailey walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Chlöe Bailey walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Sofía Vergara walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Joan Collins walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Diane Lane walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Fatima Farheen Mirza and Riz Ahmed walk the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Sharon Stone walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Jessica Biel walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Jessica Alba walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Eva Longoria walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Tracee Ellis Ross walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Chelsea Handler walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Heidi Klum walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Charli XCX walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Jeffrey Nordling and Helen Hunt walk the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Francesca and Martin Scorsese walk the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Elizabeth Hurley walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Camila Alves and Matthew McConaughey walk the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Tiffany Haddish walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Mark Ronson and Grace Gummer walk the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Joey King walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Sabrina Carpenter walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Donald Glover walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Jon Hamm walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Barry Keoghan walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Phoebe Dynevor walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Zooey Deschanel walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Uzo Aduba walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Steven Yeun and Joana Pak walk the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Melissa McCarthy walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Hunter Schafer walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Maude Apatow walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Kathryn Hahn walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Sir Ben Kingsley and Daniela Lavender walk the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

David Oyelowo and Jessica Oyelowo walk the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Nicole Richie walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Paris Hilton walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Kim Kardashian walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Julia Fox walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Elizabeth Banks walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

A.V. Rockwell walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Serena Williams walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Molly Sims walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Mamie Gummer walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Allison Williams walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Madelyn Cline walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Adrien Brody walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Pamela Anderson walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Jeanne Moore and Brendan Fraser walk the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Rashida Jones walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Juno Temple walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Brett Goldstein walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Camila Cabello walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Alessandra Brawn and Will Arnett walk the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Monica Lewinsky walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Daphne Guinness walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Rebecca Hall walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Chloë Sevigny walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Emily Ratajkowski walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Zoe Lister-Jones walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Callum Turner walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Miles Teller walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Matt Damon and Luciana Barroso walk the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Emma Chamberlain walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Kendall Jenner walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Irina Shayk walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Joan Smalls walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Alessandra Ambrosio walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Jason Bateman and Amanda Anka walk the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Rumer Willis, Demi Moore, Tallulah Willis and Scout LaRue Willis walk the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Jeff Goldblum and Emilie Livingston walk the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Nicole Brydon Bloom and Justin Theroux walk the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Riko Shibata and Nicolas Cage walk the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Cameron and Michael Douglas walk the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

J.J. Abrams and Katie McGrath walk the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Kylie Jenner walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Lenny Kravitz walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Chrissy Teigen and John Legend walk the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Kris Jenner walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Usher walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Justin Timberlake walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Donatella Versace walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Zac Posen and Harrison Ball walk the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Tom Ford walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Adwoa Aboah walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Judd Apatow and Leslie Mann walk the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

Nancy Pelosi walks the Vanity Fair Oscar Party red carpet

More to come …

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This year’s attendees range from Ryan Gosling to Margot Robbie to Lily Gladstone to Danielle Brooks to Emma Stone to Billie Eilish to Carey Mulligan and beyond, and we’re rounding up all the Oscars red carpet looks in one handy post to peruse throughout the night.

Check out our Oscars red carpet gallery below, and check back often as we’ll be updating the photo spread up through the start of the show.

Emma Stone

Margot Robbie

Lily Gladstone

America Ferrera

Sandra Huller

Cillian Murphy

Ryan Gosling

Bradley Cooper

Robert Downey Jr. and Susan Downey

Billie Eilish

Emily Blunt

Jodie Foster

Annette Bening

Jeffrey Wright

Sunrise Ruffalo and Mark Ruffalo

Danielle Brooks

Da’Vine Joy Randolph

Carey Mulligan

Greta Lee

Greta Gerwig

Florence Pugh

Eva Longoria

Christopher Nolan and Emma Thomas

Martin Scorsese

Becky G

Zendaya

Jennifer Lawrence

Charlize Theron

Sterling K. Brown

Clara Wong and Paul Giamatti

Colman Domingo

Dwayne Johnson

Michelle Yeoh

Regina King

Ariana Grande

Steven Spielberg

David Oyelowo

Willem Dafoe

Yorgos Lanthimos

Cord Jefferson

Brendan Fraser and Afton Smith

Anya Taylor-Joy

Cynthia Erivo

Kirsten Dunst and Jesse Plemons

Matthew McConaughey

Camila Alves

Melissa McCarthy

Octavia Spencer

Leslie Bibb

Elsa Pataky

Riz Ahmed

Tantoo Cardinal

Yancey Red Corn

Lupita Nyong’o

Christoph Waltz

Nicolas Cage and Riko Shibata

Jessica Lange

Jon Batiste and Suleika Jaouad

Ben Kingsley

Molly Sims

Kelly Ripa

Fran Drescher

Andrea Riseborough

Jamie Lee Curtis

Issa Rae

Ramy Youssef

Kingsley Ben-Adir

Mark Ronson and Grace Gummer

Rita Moreno

Echo Quan and Ke Huy Quan

Matt Bomer

Justine Triet

Ava Duvernay

Teo Yoo

Simu Liu

Gabrielle Union

Pamela Koffler, Christine Vachon

Vanessa Hudgens

Vanessa Hudgens, announcing the pregnancy of her first child on the red carpet

Erika Alexander

Christian Friedel

Dominic Sessa

Hailee Steinfeld

Marlee Matlin

Alexander Payne

Celine Song

Koji Yakusho, Wim Wenders and Donata Wenders

Rodrigo Prieto and Monica Prieto

Sean Wang, Chang Li Hua, Sam Davis and Yi Yan Fuei

Mary Steenburgen

Ted Danson

Jack Fisk and Sissy Spacek

Xochitl Gomez

Andrea Bocelli

Jonathan Glazer and Rachael Penfold

Sarah Greenwood and Katie Spencer

Ludwig Goransson

Ellen Mirojnick

Lynette Howell

Tim Robbins and Reed Morano

Nate Parker

Monet McMichael

Enzo Vogrincic

Jermaine Johnson

J. A. Bayona

D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai and Quannah Chasinghorse

Tia Carrere

John Magaro

Sandra Tapia Diaz

Eugene Lee Yang

Ben Proudfoot (L), Kris Bowers (R) with stars of The Last Repair Shop

Mstylav Chernov

Laverne Cox

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Brittany Snow

Julianne Hough

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Liza Koshy

Nischelle Turner

Lisa Love

Nikki Novak

Nazrin Choudhury

Ashley Yi

Amelia Dimoldenberg

Osage Tail Dancers and Drum Keepers

Zanna Roberts Rassi

Zuri Hall

Tiffany Smith

Heather McMahan

Nikki Garcia

Janine Rubenstein

Laura Karpman

Roshumba Williams

Kit Hoover

Reece Feldman

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Tory Burch celebrates the new T Monogram collection 

Actor Laura Love and photographer Lauren Leekley hosted a cocktail party to celebrate the Tory Burch T Monogram collection in Silver Lake on Feb. 21.

The Wednesday night event took place at Yola House, a historic modernist home designed by master architect Rudolph M. Schindler now owned by Gina Correll Aglietti, cofounder of Yola Mezcal, a women-run Oaxacan mezcal brand.

Guests including Kilo Kish, Langley Fox, Jen Brill, Salem Mitchell, Ana Luisa Corrigan, Gia Coppola, Scout LaRue Willis and Ganna Bogdan (picured above) enjoyed sunset cocktails and a DJ set by Zuri Marley.

T Monogram is Tory Burch’s signature pattern inspired by Pennsylvania Dutch quilting. For spring 2024, the brand has expanded the collection and introduced two new olive sprig and light peach pastel colorways.

Meticulously crafted in leather, the soft, barely-there hues are available in a range of miniature shapes, including totes, barrels and bucket bags.

7 for All Mankind celebrates their new campaign with Jamie Mizrahi

Denim brand 7 for All Mankind and celebrity stylist Jamie Mizrahi, whose clients include Adele, Jeremy Allen White and Jennifer Lawrence, celebrated the brand’s SS24 campaign launch, Forever L.A., Forever Mankind, at San Vicente Bungalows on Feb. 22. 

Guests including Nicole Richie, Jennifer and Sarah Meyer, Kelly Sawyer, Simone Harouche, Carlos Lopez, Liv Perez and Sara Riff turned out Thursday to toast the collaboration and campaign, which pays homage to the industrial history of both Los Angeles and the denim industry.

“My personal style syncs with the brand’s classic aesthetic. Styling for me is about capturing a lifestyle, and 7 for All Mankind embodies that effortless cool factor,” Mizrahi said. “As someone who lives in denim, working with the brand was not only a fun and instinctive experience for me, but a nod to where many of us started our style journey – with that unforgettable pair of jeans that stands the test of time.”

Over a casual buffet dinner, the crowd, who were all dressed in key styles from the collection, took part in an embroidery workshop led by Berry Stein from Art Life Practice adorning denim jackets and velvet ribbons with intricate gems and beads.

Cameron Smith fêtes his first book, “Galerie Half: Selected Works / Spaces”

Collector and Galerie Half cofounder Cameron Smith released his first book, “Galerie Half: Selected Works / Spaces,” on Feb. 20.

The Melrose Arts District showroom, which specializes in 20th Century design, European antiques, primitive furniture and architectural artifacts, is a favorite with both interior designers and clients such as Ellen DeGeneres, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Jason Statham.

Smith hosted a cocktail party to celebrate the book’s launch, published by Flammarion that Tuesday. The release offers a retrospective of the gallery’s collections, vignettes and clients’ homes since its opening in 2009.

Guests including Jennifer Aniston, DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi, Amanda Anka, ASAP Nast, Ryan Murphy, Jenni Kayne, Jason Bolden, Kate Foley, Max Osterweis and Amanda Scheer-Demme gathered at the showroom, followed by a casual dinner at Stir Crazy.

Dover Street Market announces a collaboration with Felix Art Fair

Dover Street Market and Felix Art Fair collaborated on a lineup of special merchandise curated exclusively for the Los Angeles-area event.

Held until March 3 at The Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, the Felix Art Fair’s inaugural partnership with the multi-brand boutique fused art, fashion and design at an unprecedented scale – redefining the traditional fair experience to seamlessly merge these dynamic industries.

Together, Felix Art Fair and Dover Street Market also commissioned L.A.-based artist and sculptor Oscar Tuazon to design and build a site-specific structure that played host to the DSM store inside the hotel’s ballroom.

Shoppers were able to purchase exclusive artist and designer collaborations including Oscar Tuazon x Felix x Comme de Garçons, David Hammons x Denim Tears, Sky High Farm Workwear x Nike x Kaws, Sterling Ruby x Vans, Brain Dead x Mike Kelley x Flash Art and Erl x Robert Lazzarini – along with limited edition apparel, accessories and footwear offerings and a selection of signature DSM brands.

The Frankie Shop goes to (West) Hollywood

Fashion brand The Frankie Shop opened a pop-up in collaboration with interior architecture and design firm Crosby Studios on Feb. 24. The space includes a unique installation titled “The Meeting Room,” where shoppers can discover the latest collection of leather pieces, iconic separates and other exclusive items.

Drawing inspiration from powerful women of the post-office age, Crosby Studios founder Harry Nuriev created a space that pays tribute to this bygone era, complete with stacks of binders, monitors, office chairs and a broken printer set against water coolers and fragmented walls.

Founded by the French-American Gaëlle Drevet, The Frankie Shop started out in 2014 as a multi-brand store carrying up-and-coming designers in New York’s Lower East Side, along with its own line of women’s modern, minimalist clothing. The Shop now has two stores in Paris and a planned London location to open later this year.

In celebration of the launch, The Frankie Shop also presented a new campaign, “The Frankie Shop goes to Hollywood.” Conceived in collaboration with New York-based cultural collective Unemployed Agency, the campaign features actress Demi Moore shot by renowned photographer Collier Schorr.

On Feb. 23, guests including Moore, Gabrielle Union, Rumer and Scout Willis, Kim Gordon, Alexandra Shipp, Josephine Skriver, Dree Hemingway, Langley Fox, Rainey Qualley, Jess Hart and Zelda Williams turned out to toast the Saturday opening.  

The Frankie Shop pop-up is open now at 8580 W. Sunset Blvd., West Hollywood 90069.

Beyoncé Knowles-Carter launches a haircare line

Beyoncé Knowles-Carter unveiled her first haircare line called Cécred last month, aiming to break down beauty myths and to help change the narrative in diverse haircare.

The inaugural collection includes eight products to cleanse, condition and repair, and it is inspired by hair rituals from global cultures.

Cécred’s formulas are infused with a signature Temple Oud fragrance and feature an array of butters, oils, honey and fermented rice water to nourish hair.

“The journey of creating Cécred has taken years, and I’m so proud to finally reveal what we’ve been working on,” Knowles-Carter, who grew up sweeping hair in her mother Tina Knowles’ salon, said. “As a Black founder, it was important to me to concentrate on where I saw the greatest need for healthy haircare and to place scientific innovation and product performance above all else. My vision is to be an inclusive force of excellence in the haircare industry while celebrating hair rituals across global cultures and helping dispel hair myths and misconceptions on all sides.”

To that end, Cécred will also partner with Knowles-Carter’s philanthropic foundation, BeyGood, on a BeyGood x Cécred Fund for cosmetology school scholarships and salon business grants.

Knowles-Carter celebrated the Feb. 20 launch with a party at The Revery in Los Angeles. Guests included her mother (who also serves as Cécred vice chairwoman), Taraji P. Henson, Gabrielle Union, Tia Mowry and Holly Robinson Peete.

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Hosted by TheWrap editor-in-chief and CEO Sharon Waxman and the first-of-its-kind coffee table book’s executive editor, Stefano Tonchi, the invite-only rooftop fête attracted luminaries from across Los Angeles in a bustling, shoulder-to-shoulder atmosphere.

The event, which was coproduced with Frieze Los Angeles in the lead-up to the annual art fair’s opening night on Thursday, beautifully toasted contributing “TheWrapBook” artists including Richard Phillips, Guy Stanley Philoche, Catherine Opie, Salomon Huerta, Fawn Rogers, Aryo Toh Djojo, Theodore Boyer, Marilyn Minter, Konstantin Kakanias, Laurie Simmons, Marco Walker, Jeffrey Gibson, Francois Berthoud, Stefan Ruiz and Kendall Bessent.

Guided by the vision of Tonchi and Waxman, “TheWrapBook” chronicles a year in cinema through artful collaborations between fine artists and Hollywood’s leading talent. 

Timed for release ahead of the Academy Awards on March 10 and Frieze L.A. Feb. 29–March 3, “TheWrapBook” features an exciting cross-section of artists, filmmakers and writers, including filmmaker Martin Scorsese, works by Phillips and Opie and essays by feminist author Salamishah Tillet and screenwriter Joe Eszterhas.

Catch all of the fun from the launch event in TheWrap’s exclusive photo gallery right here.

Kris Bowers & Sharon Waxman, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Michaela Dosamantes, Andrew Wren & Jeff Vespa, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Jamie Clayton, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Christopher Williams & Shannon Cavanagh, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Andrew Matarazzo, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Jeff Vespa & Edward Menicheschi, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Michaela Dosamantes & Sharon Waxman, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Jonathan Frydman & Maïa Morgensztern, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Claire Uhar & Hannah Gottlieb-Graham, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Joe Zee, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Stefano Tonchi, Andrea Franchini & Marco Walker, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Alex Prager & Simon Dargan, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Elizabeth Fiore & Christina Krause, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Stacey Weitz, Andrew Weitz & Alex Von Bargen, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Cameron Porsandeh, Nabilah Jiwani & Mitchell Waxman, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Andrew Wren, Michaela Dosamantes, Jeff Vespa, Michael Slenske & Theodore Boyer, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Daniella Villegas, Michaela Dosamantes, Stefano Tonchi & Sami Hayek, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Gordon Veneklasen, Adrien Pia, Cynthia Wornham, Ann Philbin, Kevin Croxford, Pedro Corvo, & Santiago Pazos, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Humberto Petit, Mr. Sarah, Gregory Alexander & Andrea Franchini, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Steve Pond, Kris Bowers & Briana Nicole Henry, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Claude Memmi, Michael Kosasky, Aaron Jarboe, Shannon Barrero-Watkins, Carmen Rivera, Laura Ehrhardt & Thadd Williams, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Stefano Tonchi, Sharon Waxman, Victoria Brynner & Catherine Opie, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Oganes Akopyan, Michael Kosasky & Claude Memmi, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Bobby Hoppey, Kenneth Ye, Claire Uhar, Yvonne Randolph & Nicole Landau, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Guest, Daniela Villegas, Sami Hayek & Sayuri Tanabe, TheWrapbook Launch Party 2024

Shinique Smith, Jeff Vespa, Frances Pennington & Madeleine Hulstrom, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Arthur Greenwood, Ana Morales, Lorena Cisneros & Salomón Huerta, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Salomón Huerta, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Kristen Schadt, Shannon Cavanagh & Alex Von Bargen, TheWrapbook Launch Party 2024

Alessandra Codinha & Jason Janego, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

David Maupin & Shinique Smith, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Jenn Perlman, Kenny Y & Bobby Hoppey, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Victoria Brynner & Gino Sullivan, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Sharon Waxman & Kareem Daniel, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Catherine Opie, David Maupin, Alex Prager & Simon Dargan, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Lynne Segall & Alex Von Bargen, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Fawn Rogers & guests, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Sharon Waxman, Alex Von Bargen, Debra Downing & Molly Downing, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Kenny Y & Yvonne Randolph, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Kedric Francis, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

Arthur Greenwood, Ana Morales & Lorena Cisneros, TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

TheWrapBook Launch Party 2024

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