Rita Ora turned heads in a plunging white suit as she arrived at an A-list Emmys afterparty hosted by Vas J Morgan and Jas Mathur on Sunday night, joining a crowd of high-profile guests celebrating the night's television winners.
The singer and actress was photographed mingling with fellow attendees including Cara Delevingne, Dakota Fanning and Paris Jackson as the group gathered for the private event following the Emmy Awards ceremony. The party was one of several industry gatherings that followed the telecast.
The evening’s festivities came after a ceremony that saw a mix of surprise winners and familiar names take home top honors. The Pitt earned the night’s top drama prize, winning Best Drama Series, and its star Noah Wyle took home his first Emmy in the Best Actor in a Drama Series category. Britt Lower won Best Actress in a Drama Series for her work on Severance.
In other major categories, The Studio secured Best Comedy Series and Seth Rogen won Best Actor in a Comedy Series for his role in the same show. Jean Smart was named Best Actress in a Comedy Series for Hacks. Among limited and anthology series, Adolescence was awarded Best Limited or Anthology Series, while Stephen Graham won Best Actor in that category and Cristin Milioti earned Best Actress for The Penguin.
Supporting acting honors included Tramell Tillman for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series and Katherine LaNasa for Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series, both recognized for performances in The Pitt. Owen Cooper became the youngest male actor to win an Emmy with a victory in the Best Supporting Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie category. Merritt Wever and Shawn Hatosy also won for guest acting categories.
Behind-the-scenes awards acknowledged writing and directing across genres. Dan Gilroy won Best Writing for a Drama Series for Andor, while Adam Randall was awarded Best Directing for a Drama Series for his work on Slow Horses. Seth Rogen received Best Directing for a Comedy Series for The Studio, and Jack Thorne and his collaborators were honored in writing for limited series work on Adolescence.
The afterparty hosted by Morgan and Mathur reflected the mix of fashion, industry camaraderie and celebration that usually follows the Emmys. Guests gathered to mark career milestones, toast winners and continue the evening’s conversations in a more private setting than the red carpet and awards stage.
Photographs from the event captured a range of evening looks as attendees moved from the official ceremony into late-night events. The gatherings underscored the Emmys’ role as both an awards presentation and a networking moment for performers, creators and industry figures who attended the ceremony and subsequent parties.