The Oscars ended on Monday night, but stars continued to party the rest of the evening away.
After the awards ceremony, a number of A-list celebrities changed into a new costume and walked the red carpet for the second time.
Margot Robbie, who had attended the Oscars dressed in black whi, which many claimed was a sign of mourning over her “snub,” chose to wear gold to celebrate her disappointment with her co-stars.
She wore a gold-beaded corset from Thierry Mugler, and some fans thought she was trying a mirror image of the Oscars statuette.
The Australian star had been widely expected to receive a nomination for Best Actress, but she lost to a stellar list of stars.
Robbie’s fans loved her in Barbie, but not at the Oscars. (Photo by Michael TRAN / AFP).
Emma Stone won the award for her performance as Poor Things.
Cillian Murphy was also awarded the top acting award of the evening. He received a roaring applause when he was announced as Oppenheimer’s Best Actor.
The Academy Awards were a memorable night for Ryan Gosling.
The Canadian actor delivered a spectacular performance as he sang the Barbie original song I’m Just Ken, accompanied by bright props and fireworks at the end.
In a touching gesture, he shared the mic with Robbie Gerwig and Greta Gerwig to honor the female actors of the film.
The decision not to nominate Robbie as Best Actress and Gerwig as Best Director caused some controversy earlier this year.
Gosling’s announcement as the performer of the film sparked further criticism of the idea of celebrating its male character at the expense of the female characters.
Gosling, however, made sure that his female co-stars were included in the show.
Gosling was in the audience, sitting behind Robbie. Robbie couldn’t stop laughing at how ridiculous it all was. Mark Ronson played guitar, and there were dozens of dancers to accompany him.