Hollywood A-lister and Oscar nominee admits she couldn’t access elite party

A Hollywood leading star once up for an Oscar has shared that she couldn’t attend one of the most sought-after gatherings in showbiz.

The actress confessed she was unable to enter the highly exclusive event, which left fans surprised at the exclusion.

After the stars and style at the Oscars, the focus shifts to the extremely exclusive after-parties.

The Oscars after-party guest list for Vanity Fair has reportedly been halved, making the already exclusive soirée even more challenging to attend.

In the 1990s, the event was the most elusive gathering in Hollywood on Oscar night, but over time, it has been overwhelmed by its own reputation.

As more names were added to the list, influential figures began to spend the whole year figuring out how to ensure they received that precious invitation each March.

This past Sunday, actress Emma Stone detailed her plan for the evening, which included sharing a party bus with her Bugonia co-actors, visiting the Universal Pictures event before making their way to A24’s gathering.

However, about the Vanity Fair gathering, she stated: “It’s strange, being nominated doesn’t guarantee entry.”

Fans were amazed by this exclusion and took to X to express their astonishment.

One commented: “WHAT?? You're saying Vanity Fair didn’t invite Emma F****ing Stone to their post-party??!?! An Oscar nominee is turned away yet numerous influencers are included hahahahaha.”

Another wrote: “Wait, this is incredibly odd; so many unknowns were present??”

A third pondered: “How can you not invite THEEE Emma Stone, something must be off.”

Emma dazzled in a striking white dress with an empire waist and cap sleeves.

The 37-year-old actress wore a unique creation by Louis Vuitton, her copper bob elegantly swept to one side.

She holds the record as the youngest woman to achieve seven Oscar nominations in her lifetime.

Meanwhile, Oscars viewers called last night’s event an “outrage” after realising three notable figures were absent from the in memoriam section.

James Van Der Beek, Brigitte Bardot, and Eric Dane were all overlooked, even as their passing was noted worldwide.