
Celebrity Portraits Taken At Vanity Fair’s Oscars After-Party By Mark Seliger Are Here (14 Pics)
The promised land for aspiring actors and directors, good ol' Hollywood, has just hosted its 92nd Academy Awards ceremony. For one night only, all eyes were on the disputedly naked Oscar. But there’s always more to it than what meets the eye and for that, one needs a camera lens. Celebrity photographer Mark Seliger rolled up his sleeves and lined up celebrities for the surreal Vanity Fair portrait series. The result is captivating! Martin Scorsese pierces through his portrait and looks right back at us, and Robert De Niro appears calm and focused. It’s not the first time that Seliger has snapped such sincere moments. Take a look at his star-studded portraits in 2019 or if you’re feeling nostalgic, take a walk down memory lane with portraits from the 2015 Oscar party.
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Scarlett Johansson
Bong Joon Ho
From Left To Right: Anita Hill, Maxine Waters, Ava Duvernay, Dwayne Wade, Lena Waithe, Rashida Jones, Shonda Rhimes, Janet Mock, Janizca Bravo, Tracee Ellis Ross, Gabrielle Union, Jeremy O. Harris
Tracee Ellis Ross
John Legend And Chrissy Teigen
Laura Dern
Robert De Niro
Charlize Theron
Billie Eilish
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Wow... never have I seen such a group of people who's faces scream "step aside peasants"
Illusional photos from an illusional world.
Not delusional?
Let's not worship those people. Imagine having no tv and living somewhere far from all that emptiness. Would you still care? I don't know over half of them. All I can say is the photographer is good.
Maybe their pedestal is a bit too high, but the world would be a boring place without artists and entertainers.
I'm never bored but I think life would be less funny without the CONTENT they produce.
Wow... never have I seen such a group of people who's faces scream "step aside peasants"
Illusional photos from an illusional world.
Not delusional?
Let's not worship those people. Imagine having no tv and living somewhere far from all that emptiness. Would you still care? I don't know over half of them. All I can say is the photographer is good.
Maybe their pedestal is a bit too high, but the world would be a boring place without artists and entertainers.
I'm never bored but I think life would be less funny without the CONTENT they produce.