Oscars 2016 Afterparty Fashion: Best Dressed Stars

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Jennifer Lawrence

The best actress nominee for Joy wowed in a custom pin-accented bustier top and high-waisted, slitted skirt by Alexander Wang.

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Brie Larson

The best actress winner for Room channeled a Greek goddess in an elegantly draped, peach one-shoulder dress by Monse. She completed the ensemble with matching peep-toes by Roger Vivier.

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Alicia Vikander

From one gorgeous Louis Vuitton dress to another! The best supporting actress winner for The Danish Girl rocked a second LV dress for the Vanity Fair afterparty — a black sequin gown with long sleeves and a plunging neckline.

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Taylor Swift

The "Blank Space" singer took the plunge in a skin-baring Alexandre Vauthier Haute Couture dress, accented by a metallic choker, gold Giuseppe Zanotti sandals and a Jimmy Choo box clutch.

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Selena Gomez

The "Hands to Myself" songstress rocked the red carpet in a shimmering Louis Vuitton column dress with jewel accents. She also added Jimmy Choo heels and a Tod's clutch.

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Olivia Munn

The X-Men: Apocalypse actress worked her toned body in an embellished J. Mendel cutout dress that showcased a little underboob.

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Kerry Washington

The Scandal star went soft and sultry in a light-blue Atelier Versace column dress with lime-green accents.

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Gwen Stefani

The "Used to Love You" singer made jaws drop at the Vanity Fair Oscar afterparty wearing a stunning see-through Yanina Couture dress with satin floral petal appliqués. She carried a matching Jimmy Choo clutch for the occasion and posed arm in arm with Blake Shelton. 

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Chrissy Teigen

Classic beauty! The Lip Sync Battle cohost dazzled in a bump-hugging sparkly black gown by Talbot Runhof with bell sleeves and a low back, accessorizing with a miniaudiere by Marchesa and subtle stud earrings and statement rings.

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Mindy Kaling

The Mindy Project star looked radiant in an original plunging design by costume designer Salvador Perez that featured crystal embellishments. She paired the sultry look with a silver Oroton clutch and cocktail rings.

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Diane Kruger

Sheer brilliance! The Everest actress wowed in a see-through burgundy Reem Acra gown at the Vanity Fair Oscar afterparty, which she accessorized with Jimmy Choo platform heels and a black Jimmy Choo clutch. Kruger added extra pizzazz to the ensemble with Sylva & Cie Rough Diamond Earrings and a black diamond cage ring. 

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Anne Hathaway

The Intern actress made a statement in a glittering, loose-fitting dress by Naeem Khan that she paired with a Jimmy Choo box clutch. 

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Olivia Wilde

Hot pink! The Vinyl actress stunned in a fuchsia Prabal Gurung halter dress that featured a deep plunging V-neck, with a matching Roger Vivier clutch and dangling gunmetal earrings.

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Rachel McAdams

The best supporting actress nominee for Spotlight stunned in a powder-pink Naeem Khan dress that showed off all her assets and Stuart Weitzman sandals.

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Kate Hudson

The Mother's Day actress shined in a metallic Maria Lucia Hohan dress with cutouts on the bodice and an up-to-there slit. She also worked Brian Atwood platforms, an Oroton clutch and Lorraine Schwartz jewelry.

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Nina Dobrev

The Vampire Diaries alum went femme in a blush, floral-embellished Elie Saab gown, cinched at the waist with a coral belt. She also added a cylindrical clutch and Anne Sisteron jewelry.

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Kate Beckinsale

The Underworld actress showcased her flawless physique in a cream Romona Keveza column dress with a embellished bodice, Nicholas Kirkwood heels and Lorraine Schwartz jewelry.

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Kate Bosworth

The Art of More actress embodied Old Hollywood in a lavender Ralph & Russo dress, complete with a ruffled neckline. A bedazzled clutch and sandals by Jimmy Choo purse and Norman Silverman diamonds completed the ensemble.

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Carly Steel

Entertainment Tonight correspondent Carly Steel wore a Black Halo dress, jewels by Esther Eyre and Jimmy Choo shoes to the Vanity Fair afterparty.