Stars flocked to the Walls Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts to attend the Vanity Fair Oscars party in Los Angeles on Sunday night.
Modern Family star Sofia Vergara was the image of Hollywood glamour at the iconic bash, which was hosted by the magazine’s new editor-in-chief Radhika Jones.
She joined a fleet of celebrities including Olivia Wilde, who showcased her knockout frame in a shimmering sleeveless gown, and Elizabeth Banks, who channeled a flapper in a tasseled silver dress.
Sofia, 45, was a showstopper at the event, modeling an off-the-shoulder sparkling black gown with a translucent cape as she posed alongside her hunky second husband Joe Manganiello.
Her gown featured slit sleeves that bled into the cape, which she spread for the cameras while posing in front of the unmistakable Vanity Fair backdrop.
Sofia, whom Forbes last year named the planet’s top-earning TV actress for the sixth year running, added a bit of sparkle with a pair of drop earrings.
She and her man – who teamed his black tuxedo with a black bow-tie, white dress shirt and black shoes – gazed romantically into each other’s eyes for the camera.
Hot couple: Sofia Vergara, 45, was a showstopper at Sunday’s Vanity Fair Oscar party modeling an off-the-shoulder sparkling black gown with a translucent cape as she posed alongside her tuxedo-wearing second husband Joe Manganiello
Glamour queen: Her gown featured slit sleeves that bled into the cape, which she spread for the cameras while posing in front of the unmistakable Vanity Fair backdrop
Chemistry: She and her man – who teamed his black tuxedo with a black bow-tie, white dress shirt and black shoes – gazed romantically into each other’s eyes for the camera
Amy Adams was in a similarly loved-up mood at the Vanity Fair party with her own husband Darren Le Gallo, sharing a kiss with him as the cameras snapped away at them.
The 43-year-old actress was the image of glamour in a split midnight blue dress with a slanted neckline and a pair of puffed-up shoulders.
Her red hair was gathered into a ponytail, and she accessorized with a pair of drop earrings, accentuating her movie star features with a flattering makeup job for the evening’s party.
Isn’t it romantic?: Amy Adams was in a similarly loved-up mood at the Vanity Fair party with her own husband Darren Le Gallo, sharing a kiss with him as the cameras snapped away at them
Keeping it classic: The 43-year-old actress was the image of glamour in a split midnight blue dress with a slanted neckline and a pair of puffed-up shoulders
Nexus of talent: Balancing on black ankle strap stilettos, she also posed alongside TV icon Sarah Paulson, who wore a Grecian-inspired canary yellow embroidered sleeveless dress
Balancing on black ankle strap stilettos, she also posed alongside TV icon Sarah Paulson, who wore a Grecian-inspired canary yellow embroidered sleeveless dress.
Sarah, who wore a striking shade of bright scarlet lipstick, clashed her frock against long black gloves and a black clutch, and she posed alongside her partner Holland Taylor.
Holland, who at the age of 75 is 32 years Sarah’s senior, wore a black blazer with tight black trousers, slipping into a matching blouse that had a sheer strip round its neckline.
Date night: Sarah, who wore a striking shade of bright scarlet lipstick, clashed her frock against long black gloves and a black clutch, and she posed alongside her partner Holland Taylor
When you got it, flaunt it: Olivia Munn offered a generous view of cleavage in her own floor-length dress, which had a maroon background speckled with floral embroidery in various shades of purple
Bringing it together: The Newsroom actress, who used to date football star Aaron Rodgers, complemented her dress with a slick of purple lipstick and wore an unobtrusive pair of matching earrings
Olivia Munn offered a generous view of cleavage in her own floor-length dress, which had a maroon background speckled with floral embroidery in various shades of purple.
The Newsroom actress, who used to date football star Aaron Rodgers, complemented her dress with a slick of purple lipstick and wore an unobtrusive pair of matching earrings.
Her outfit featured wide-set sleeves with cinched-in cuffs, and a slender purple sash tightened it about the waist to emphasize the actress’ enviably slender frame.
Throwback: Elizabeth Banks brought back the 1920s in a dress that was draped with layer upon layer of silvery fringe, and the sense of flapper chic was enhanced by the fact the look was sleeveless
Mover and shaker: The platinum blonde twisted herself about in front of the camera, causing the tassels of her dress to swing this way and that and to sparkle under the lights
Elizabeth Banks brought back the 1920s in a dress that was draped with layer upon layer of silvery fringe, and the sense of flapper chic was enhanced by the fact the look was sleeveless.
The platinum blonde twisted herself about in front of the camera, causing the tassels of her dress to swing this way and that and to sparkle under the lights.
She complemented the ensemble with a silver-toned clutch, gathering her hair back into an elegant updo and teetering on a pair of ankle-strap open-toed heels.
Extra height: She complemented the ensemble with a silver-toned clutch, gathering her hair back into an elegant updo and teetering on a pair of ankle-strap open-toed heels
Oozing glamour: Janelle Monae (left) was a showstopper in a dress-like scarlet blazer that turned into a floor-length cape at the back, while Patricia Clarkson (right) dazzled in a sleeveless sequined blue dress with a train
Iconic: Monica Lewinsky of Clinton scandal fame was wrapped up in a glinting Oxford blue dress that slid off her right shoulder, and she added a bit of extra shine with a pair of gold-toned shoes
Janelle Monae was a showstopper in a dress-like scarlet blazer that turned into a floor-length cape at the back, while Patricia Clarkson dazzled in a sleeveless sequined blue dress with a train.
Monica Lewinsky of Clinton scandal fame was wrapped up in a glinting Oxford blue dress that slid off her right shoulder, and she added a bit of extra shine with a pair of gold-toned shoes.
Regina Hall flaunted her cleavage in a sheer gown spattered with gold splotches, while Catt Sadler flashed her sculpted left leg in a zebra-patterned black outfit and Matt Bomer stuck to a simple black tuxedo.
Note the Time’s Up pin: Olivia Wilde was the image of style in a sleeveless pale gold dress with bits torn out the side, and she stood for the cameras alongside her tuxedo-clad partner Jason Sudeikis
Cute couple: Another one of the glamorous couples to arrive at the Vanity Fair party were Megan Mullally and Nick Offerman, famous for stealing scenes on Will And Grace and Parks And Recreation, respectively
Olivia Wilde was the image of style in a sleeveless pale gold dress with bits torn out the side, and she stood for the cameras alongside her tuxedo-clad partner Jason Sudeikis, who wore a Time’s Up pin.
Another one of the glamorous couples to arrive at the Vanity Fair party were Megan Mullally and Nick Offerman, famous for stealing scenes on Will And Grace and Parks And Recreation, respectively.
James Corden, who wore a midnight blue jacket with black trousers and a black bow-tie, shared a laugh in front of the camera with his TV producer wife Julia Carey, who wore a turtlenecked black gown.
They still make each other chuckle: James Corden, who wore a midnight blue jacket with black trousers and a black bow-tie, shared a laugh in front of the camera with his TV producer wife Julia Carey, who wore a turtlenecked black gown
Showbiz legacy: Tracee Ellis Ross, the TV star who also happens to be the daughter of Diana Ross, wore a tiny glistening jacket over a cleavage-baring black frock that had a round buckle over the waist
Duo: Her fellow television star Mindy Kaling had slid into an off-the-shoulder navy dress with quite a lot of sheen, standing for photos alongside her friend and ex-boyfriend BJ Novak
Tracee Ellis Ross, the TV star who also happens to be the daughter of Diana Ross, wore a tiny glistening jacket over a cleavage-baring black frock that had a round buckle over the waist.
Her fellow television star Mindy Kaling had slid into an off-the-shoulder navy dress with quite a lot of sheen, standing for photos alongside her friend and ex-boyfriend BJ Novak.
Carly Steel’s massive gown featured a deep orange floral motif over pale yellow mesh fabric, while Gabrielle Union stunned in a nude strapless dress with a stretch of metallic glimmer over her bust.
Angela Bassett gathered part of her hair up into a high bun, buttoning herself into an eye-pipping checked pantsuit done in lime green, two shades of pink, black and white.
Franchise-hopping director J. J. Abrams wore a Time’s Up pin on his black suit, which he wore with black tie as he arrived at the party on the arm of his wife Katie McGrath.
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