It may have been a party for Hollywood’s most glamorous — but some decidedly déclassé food still managed to make an appearance.
At the Vanity Fair Oscars bash, where this year’s guest list was whittled down to the most famous and powerful and members of the press weren’t allowed in, A-listers like Nicole Kidman, Mick Jagger and (an Oscar-less) Timothée Chalamet with main squeeze Kylie Jenner on his arm were spotted grazing at a gourmet spread from chef Evan Funke.
The Mother Wolf restaurateur served an Italian feast that included Lasagna alla Cantonese, sea bass and grilled prime ribeye alongside an array of his signature homemade pastas.
If that was too highfalutin’, slices of Domino’s pizza circulated in custom slice boxes emblazoned with the all-too-familiar red-and-blue logo.
And keeping the high-low tradition alive, guests could also snack on In-N-Out burgers. The L.A. favorite fast-food chain has popped up at the VF party since the reign of longtime editor Graydon Carter, who launched the party in 1994 shortly after taking over the magazine. Carter was absent from the post-Oscar festivities during the tenure of his successor, Radhika Jones (2017-2025) but was in attendance Sunday night, at the invitation of new editor Mark Guiducci. No word on which culinary option he — or his former Condé Nast colleague, Anna Wintour of Vogue, attending for the first time — availed themselves of.
Another high-profile guest, best actor winner Michael B. Jordan, probably wasn’t grabbing any: The Sinners star stopped by the Hollywood outpost of the beloved burger chain to fill up on double-doubles and pose with fans before heading over to the bash, making for the ultimate Hollywood victory lap.
