“It’s cool to support bigger designers when they’re more accessible to people who don’t have a lot of money for high fashion things,” said “The Walking Dead” actress Alanna Masterson at the bash.

Rita Wilson, Sharon Stone and Miley Cyrus came out for “An Unforgettable Evening.”

The annual Vanity Fair Oscar party drew Lady Gaga, Regina King, Spike Lee, Zoë Kravitz, Tracee Ellis Ross and more.

“I think more people are going to be jumping into independent film in the future,” said producer/director/rapper Boots Riley. “It’s going to be like hip-hop in the early Nineties.”

The Essence magazine’s Black Women in Hollywood luncheon was not only a chance to acknowledge actresses in film, but to champion activism and accountability.

“This nomination is opening the doors for others to follow and to have opportunities and really aspire and see themselves achieving their goals,” said “Roma” breakout Aparicio.

“I’m a long time fan of Elton John,” said Brandi Carlile, dressed in a Libertine suit. “His ability to mix humor with flamboyance and style is something that has always inspired me.”

“I could have stayed home to watch ‘SpongeBob’ with Stormi all night, but I came here to be here with y’all,” Travis Scott told the crowd.

Pharrell, Robert Pattinson, Tyler, the Creator and Nick Robinson were among partygoers supporting the rap artist.

Brandi Carlile, Hailee Steinfeld and Rita Ora celebrate the Grammys.

Hollywood stars took a moment to put the emphasis on giving back.

KiKi Layne, Our Lady J, Patricia Clarkson, Laura Harrier and Dina Shihabi also turn out for the Critics’ Choice Awards, where inclusivity was a recurring theme.

The casts of “Black Panther” and “Crazy Rich Asians” were among those to party into the night with InStyle magazine.

The first show of the year kicked off Sunday drawing some of Hollywood’s biggest names to the Beverly Hilton hotel for the 76th annual Golden Globe Awards.

Patricia Arquette, Spike Lee and Danai Gurira take in Golden Globe weekend across Los Angeles.