“Julia Fox has turned heads with another daring look at the Vanity Fair Oscars after party (Picture: Neilson Barnard/ Getty Images for Vanity Fair) While Hollywood’s biggest stars used the Oscars red carpet to dress up in dazzling gowns, many pushed the boundaries for the Vanity Fair after party. After Anora took out the Best”, — write: metro.co.uk
Julia Fox has turned heads with another daring look at the Vanity Fair Oscars after party (Picture: Neilson Barnard/ Getty Images for Vanity Fair) While Hollywood’s biggest stars used the Oscars red carpet to dress up in dazzling gowns, many pushed the boundaries for the Vanity Fair after party.
After Anora took out the Best Picture at the 2024 awards, while its star Mikey Madison walked away with Best Actress and Adrien Brody won Best Actor, the stars descended on Wallis Annenberg Centre for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills for the publication’s annual party.
Although she wasn’t nominated for any awards, Julia Fox still commanded plenty of attention with her jaw-dropping look at the event, turning up in a near-naked look.
The actress, 35, wore a beige sheer lace gown that left little to the imagination – however her modesty was protected with long hair extensions placed around the dress.
Her risqué outfit came a month after her ex-Kanye West’s wife Bianca Censori caused controversy for stripping down on the Grammy’s red carpet.
Other stand-out looks of the night at the Oscars after party included Olivia Wilde – who wore a white flowing bohemian dress that was also completely sheer that she accessorised with a gold shell handbag, Sarah Paulson in a red balloon style dress and Zoey Deutch in a sparkly yellow gown decorated in pom-poms.
The actress’ dress protected her modesty in parts however her breasts were exposed (Picture: Neilson Barnard/ Getty Images for Vanity Fair) 
Kim Kardashian wore a bridal-looking strapless gown (Picture: Matt Baron/ BEI/ Shutterstock) 
Olivia Wilde’s sheer dress had a more bohemian feel (Picture: Karwai Tang/ WireImage) 
Sarah Paulson red balloon dress was an eye-catching look (Picture: Doug Peters/ PA Wire) 
Zoey Deutch was adorned with pom poms (Picture: Reuters) 
Cynthia Erivo wore a tulle dress with a train (Picture: Matt Baron/ BEI/ Shutterstock) 
Julianne Hough also embraced the ‘naked dress’ trend (Picture: Matt Baron/ BEI/ Shutterstock) 
Doja Cat’s embellished gold dress was a stand-out (Picture: Chad Salvador/ WWD via Getty Images) 
Hailey Bieber made her red carpet return six months after giving birth (Picture: Neilson Barnard/ Getty Images for Vanity Fair) 
Olivia Rodrigo went for a black leather look (Picture: Karwai Tang/ WireImage) 
Ellie Goulding’s dress was a Grecian-style silver number (Picture: Kevin Mazur/ VF25/ WireImage for Vanity Fair) Meanwhile Kim Kardashian arrived in a white strapless bridal looking gown (with pockets!) from Balenciaga– choosing to forego any accessories and style her hair in a slicked-back bun.
Hailey Bieber also made her red carpet return six months after giving birth to son Jack Blues Bieber, wearing a black gown by Saint Laurent.
Olivia Rodrigo also wore a black leather halter neck dress on the red carpet, Cynthia Erivo accessorised her tulle dress featuring a train with a choker and love heart shaped bag and Ellie Goulding wore a silver Grecian style gown.
Other winners during the Oscars ceremony included Anora’s Sean Baker receiving best director, while Kieran Culkin won supporting actor for A Real Pain and Zoe Saldaña was awarded supporting actress for Emilia Pérez.
The 2025 Oscars is streaming on ITVX.
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