Here's What Everyone Wore To The 2025 Vanity Fair Oscars Afterparty
Vanity Fair's annual Oscars afterparty is when all the celebrities put on their snazziest and unique fashion for one of the most star-studded events of the year. Look no further to see what EVERYBODY wore:
1. Demi Moore
2. Leslie Bibb
3. Doja Cat
4. Camila Cabello
5. Danielle Deadwyler
6. Danielle Brooks
7. Zoey Deutch
8. Adriana Paz
9. Ice Spice
10. Chrissy Teigen
11. Halle Berry
12. Sacha Baron Cohen
13. Kim Kardashian
15. Jodie Turner-Smith
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16. Lindsay Lohan
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17. Lil Nas X
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18. Ana de Armas
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19. Stephanie Hsu
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20. Kaia Gerber
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21. Brenda Song and Macaulay Culkin
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22. Tinashe
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23. Kelly Rowland
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24. Heidi Klum
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25. Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom
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26. Meg Ryan
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27. Justine Lupe
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28. Tallulah Willis
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29. Sydney Sweeney
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30. Teyana Taylor
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31. Molly Gordon
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32. Eiza González
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33. Margaret Qualley
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34. Halle Bailey
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35. Gal Gadot
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36. Nava Mau
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37. Zoe Saldaña
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38. Regé-Jean Page
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39. Hailee Steinfeld
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40. Natasha Rothwell
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41. Julianne Hough
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42. Dove Cameron and Damiano David
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43. Ciara
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44. Sophie Thatcher
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45. Vanessa Hudgens
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46. Natasha Lyonne
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47. Vin Diesel
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48. Bowen Yang
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49. Patrick Schwarzenegger
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50. Kendall Jenner
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51. Queen Latifah
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52. Kaitlyn Dever
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53. Felicity Jones
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54. Kiernan Shipka
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55. Joshua Jackson
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56. Miley Cyrus
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57. Timothée Chalamet
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58. Zooey Deschanel
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59. Walton Goggins
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60. Ralph Fiennes
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61. The Kid LAROI
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62. Joseph Quinn
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63. Elle Fanning
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64. Colman Domingo
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65. Maisie Williams
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66. Lisa
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67. Noah Centineo
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68. Mikey Madison
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69. Cara Delevingne
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70. Lizzo
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71. Adrien Brody
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72. Anna Sawai
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73. Amy Poehler
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74. TEMS
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75. Giancarlo Esposito
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76. Henry Golding
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77. Dan Stevens
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78. Emily Mortimer
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79. Tate McRae
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80. Chelsea Handler
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81. Lily-Rose Depp
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82. Britt Lower
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83. Jeremy Strong
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84. Omar Apollo
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85. Megan Thee Stallion
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86. Coco Gauff
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87. Michaela Jaé Rodriguez
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