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At the storied Vanity Fair<\/em> Oscar Party, as Frank DiGiacomo<\/strong> noted<\/a> in 2013, \u201cthere is no VIP section.\u201d That\u2019s probably what has made the event so alluring, so enviable, and so utterly unbelievable for the past three decades and counting: It\u2019s a single room filled with some of the world\u2019s most notable people, a common denominator for the least-common congregation there is.\u00a0<\/p>\n Every year, the event is attended by starstruck first-time winners, stadium-filling rock stars, models from far-flung locations like Nigeria or Puerto Rico, Hollywood dynasties, European princesses, Super Bowl ring-holders, and Olympic medalists. It\u2019s the only place on Earth you can find Joni Mitchell<\/strong> having a reflective t\u00eate-\u00e0-t\u00eate<\/a> with Sarah Paulson<\/strong>, John McEnroe<\/strong> photobombing<\/a> Snap CEO\u00a0Evan Spiegel<\/strong>, and a victorious Will Smith<\/strong> rapping along<\/a> to \u201cGettin\u2019 Jiggy Wit It\u201d on the dance floor just hours after slapping Chris Rock<\/strong><\/a>. The biggest names from every industry you can imagine, mixing under the same roof\u2014for one night only.<\/p>\n Before the striped carpet is rolled out for our milestone 30th f\u00eate, VF<\/em> invites you to relive the excitement with these photographs from Vanity Fair<\/em> Oscar parties past\u2014including outtakes from our photo booth, the Mark Seliger<\/strong> portrait studio, and other intimate glimpses at both Oscar winners and the company they keep.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n