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8221 Sunset Blvd.

Hollywood, CA 90046

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The academy’s annual Governors Ball took place at the Ray Dolby Ballroom at Hollywood & Highland immediately following the Oscars on Sunday. This year’s event—which drew 1,500 winners, nominees, presenters, and other industry types—was an homage to global cinema, featuring a presentation of iconic movie moments plus ballroom decor that evoked old movie-theater designs. Lois Burnwell, a makeup artist and chair of the academy's awards and events committee, oversaw the event for the second year. She worked with Cheryl Cecchetto of Los Angeles-based Sequoia Productions on the ball's decor and production. (Cecchetto and her team have been producing the Governors Ball for 30 consecutive years.)

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The Los Angeles premiere of the series took place January 24, with an after-party at the Chateau Marmont. The event featured entertainment similar to the New York premiere, including two acrobatic dancers performing a routine in front of a massive painting with a 3-D effect. Little Cinema also provided entertainment and Event Eleven produced the event.

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Netflix moved to a new location for its after-party this year, building a tented party space at 9900 Wilshire, the former site of department store Robinson's-May located just steps from the Beverly Hilton. Working with Best Events, the party had a vintage nightclub vibe, with an eye-catching central chandelier made up of individual chandeliers.

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On December 6, Vanity Fair and Focus Features hosted a cocktail reception to celebrate the new historical drama Mary Queen of Scots. Held at Chateau Marmont, the event featured a costume display from the film, and guests could pose in a themed vignette with costumed actors. The event was produced by Mitie Tucker Event Production.

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A variety of lounge setups were designed by Edge Design & Decor, with rentals by Bright Event Rentals. Additional vendors included audiovisual production by Sweetwater, linens and pillows by Luxe Linen, and a golden video booth by OM Digital. Vibiana and Redbird chef/owner Neal Fraser and his team handled catering, which included a four-sided raw bar by Ice Bulb in the center of the venue.

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In June, Kim Kardashian West hosted her first KKW Beauty and Fragrance pop-up at Westfield Century City in Los Angeles. Customers were able to shop products from both her collections, KKW Beauty and KKW Fragrance, including limited-edition collections, Kimoji x Lumee merchandise, and more.

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The inaugural Rosé Day L.A. was held on June 9 at Saddlerock Ranch in Malibu, California. Headlined by Moët & Chandon, the Instagram-friendly daylong picnic was designed and produced by Ben Biscotti of 1iota Productions, Tony Schubert of Event Eleven, and hospitality veterans Bobby Rossi, Sylvain Bitton, JT Torregiani, and David Jarret. Iron Chef Marc Forgione selected gourmet food trucks for the day, and DJs including Zen Freeman and Caroline D’Amore entertained the crowd from a booth constructed of on-theme pink crates.

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Vanity Fair’s Oscars after-party continued to be the most exclusive bash in town. The Sunday-night event once again took place at a custom-built space between the Wallis Annenberg Center for Performing Arts and City Hall, and was hosted by new Vanity Fair editor Radhika Jones. A wall of greenery and marquee signage created an instant photo op at one end of the bash, while the rest of the party had simple decor, allowing the unique paneled ceiling and 50-foot bar to take center stage. Guests dined on fried chicken prepared by chef Thomas Keller, as well as 1,700 In-N-Out Burgers that were served throughout the night.

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Held on the roof deck of the Beverly Hilton, Fox’s annual party brought together 20th Century Fox, Fox Searchlight, FX, National Geographic, and Hulu for one blowout bash on Sunday night. 15/40 Productions produced the popular event, which reportedly reached capacity by 10 p.m. The elegant look featured a color palette of deep reds, blues, and golds, with glittering chandeliers overhead.

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Esquire celebrated its September Issue with a “Mavericks of Style” event at Chateau Marmont in Hollywood on Wednesday. The event, presented by Hugo Boss, included a seated dinner outdoors underneath slashes of neon lighting. David Rodgers Inc. assisted in event design and production with the lights inspired by the Hugo Boss FW17 fashion show.

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Academy governor Jeffrey Kurland worked with longtime event producer Cheryl Cecchetto and Sequoia Productions to produce and design this year's Governors Ball, which took place at the Ray Dolby Ballroom of the Dolby Theatre immediately following the ceremony. The night drew 1,500 Oscar winners and nominees, show presenters, and other A-list talent, and was decorated with a “magical transformation” theme, with red, gold, and white colors. Starburst light fixtures and irregular-shaped decor pieces, illuminated with white lights, comprised a cloud-like ceiling installation that served as the evening’s focal point.

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In January, W magazine hosted its It Girls event, hosted by Lynn Hirschberg in partnership with Stuart Weitzman. The event took place at Los Angeles’s A.O.C., where rustic chairs lined a simple, white-clothed table, topped with squat arrangements of colorful blooms and little else.

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The event’s main installation was 800 floating lanterns assembled like a free-formed chandelier, with a view of the night sky through the clear tent above. Glowing stone walls nodded to the elements inspiring the event: metal, stone, earth, and air. DJ Tendaji spun for the crowd.

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