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New York Fashion Week for Spring 2027 ran from September 10 to 15, featuring major runway shows and high-profile after-parties. Vogue highlighted post-show events for designers like Jonathan Simkhai and Christian Siriano, while WWD and USA Today focused on celebrity footwear and front-row appearances.
At the Oscars after-parties, attendees wore fresh, sparkling outfits, mingled with fellow celebrities, and enjoyed cocktails and burgers well into the night, capturing the glamorous close of awards season as winners, losers, and guests celebrated together.
The Guardian’s photo gallery from the 83rd Golden Globes captures the night’s big wins—featuring Jessie Buckley and Stephen Graham among the honorees—and the star-studded after-parties, with snapshots of attendees like Rose Byrne and Teyana Taylor enjoying the celebrations.
After the Oscars ceremony, winners and celebrities celebrated at various after-parties in Hollywood. Emma Stone, Cillian Murphy, and Billie Eilish were among the victors who enjoyed the festivities. The stars showcased their fashion choices and mingled with fellow actors and musicians, making the most of the glamorous post-Oscars events.
Celebrities including Harrison Ford, Calista Flockhart, Kieran Culkin, and Pedro Pascal continued celebrating the 75th Emmy Awards at various after-parties following the ceremony hosted by Anthony Anderson. "Succession," "The Bear," and "Beef" took home top prizes. Stars let loose at bashes hosted by HBO & Max, Apple TV+, and Netflix, with photos capturing the festivities.
J. Harrison Ghee made history as the first non-binary performer to win a Tony Award for best leading actor in a musical. The unconventional Tony Awards were held in Washington Heights due to the ongoing WGA strike, and there was no scripted show. After the awards, attendees hit up various after-parties, including Julianne Hough and Darren Criss’s After After Party and the star-studded black-tie Carlyle hotel after party hosted by DKC/O&M president Rick Miramontez and Broadway producer John Gore.
Spirited celebrations that included a block party in Washington Heights and a gathering at the Carlyle Hotel extended past 4 a.m. after the Tony Awards ceremony, which was held uptown for the first time this year at the United Palace. Attendees spilled out of the ceremony almost directly into the party, which featured catering that reflected both the culinary traditions of the neighborhood’s surrounding communities and the immediate hunger of nominees who had sat snackless for hours. Many of the night’s winners and nominees stayed at the official after-party only briefly before moving on to smaller soirees hosted by individual productions across the city.
The official after-party for the Tony Awards is moving uptown this year and will be presented by City National Bank, paying homage to "old New York" and "uptown flavor." Meanwhile, Rick Miramontez's legendary party is back at the Carlyle, and Darren Criss and Julianne Hough's party at Pebble Bar is also a hot ticket. Shows will also hold their own bashes, many in Midtown. Due to the WGA strike, the show is going without a script, and performances will be emphasized over banter. Tony Awards for Lifetime Achievement will be presented to Joel Grey and John Kander.
Celebrities including Sean Combs, Dua Lipa, Lizzo, and Janelle Monáe continued the party after the Met Gala at various after-parties throughout New York City. Attendees enjoyed drinks, dancing, and performances by Mary J. Blige, Lil Nas X, and Billie Eilish. The after-parties featured fashion inspired by Karl Lagerfeld, with guests paying homage to the late designer's iconic style. Despite a cockroach sighting at the Met Gala, the after-parties were a success and continued into the early hours of the morning.