Halle Berry, Gabrielle Union, Jeannie Mai and More Stars Attend Oscars After Party Raising Funds for Eaton Wildfire Victims
Dwayne Wade, Gabrielle Union-Wade, Halle Berry, Michael Mente and more joined forces with Revolve and FWRD to host a charitable awards after party at Damn, I Miss Paris in Los Angeles on March 2, the same day as the 97th Academy Awards.
The exclusive event raised money for victims of the Eaton wildfires, with Motion Picture and Television Fund helming relief efforts to provide direct financial aid and social services for those affected by the fires that devastated the Los Angeles neighborhood in January.
A bevy of stars showed up for the good cause and were dressed in fine fashions for the occasions. See a few looks from the fundraising party below. Dwayne Wade and Gabrielle Union Wade complemented one another in black ensembles, with the retired NBA star wearing a suit with his own crystal-embellished Way of Wade sneakers and the “Almost Christmas” actress wearing an LBD with black pointed-toe pumps.
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After presenting on stage at the Academy Awards wearing a mirrored Christian Siriano gown, Berry showcased a shimmering gradient minidress with an abstract design in silver, gray and black. The halter neck dress was accompanied by a pair of metallic silver platform heels with minimalist straps and a stiletto heel.
Jeannie Mai showcased a unique black shirt jacket with a sheer midsection. Her booties made a strong statement with a triangular cutout along the upper and a metallic cap toe.
Keke Palmer wore an archival Versace haute couture dress featuring a glimmering netted top. The dress was complemented by a pair of metallic silver Jimmy Choo sandals. She specifically wore the brand’s Tabatha style, which features a crystal-embellished belt strap across the toes and a slingback strap.
The Oscars are known for bringing about a slew of star-studded after parties, and the 97th Academy Awards were no different. See photos from the 2025 Vanity Fair Oscar Party hosted by Radhika Jones at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts below.
