The exclusive White Party, hosted by businessman Michael Rubin in The Hamptons, saw a significant shift in its guest list this year with a notable contingent of Australian models and socialites attending alongside American entertainment and political figures. The annual event, known for drawing Hollywood heavyweights, music royalty, and sports stars, took place at Rubin's $50 million mansion in Bridgehampton.
Among the Australian attendees were former Victoria's Secret model Georgia Fowler, who wore a white jersey Helsa gown, and fellow model Bambi Northwood-Blyth in a white backless slip gown by Afalo. Socialite and jewelry mogul Emma Pillemer, known as Emma Pills, also made an appearance, sharing moments from the festivities on her Instagram. US-based Australian model Talia Eva Papantoniou was also present.
The American celebrity turnout remained a major draw, with Ivanka Trump seen mingling with Wendi Deng. Music icon Alicia Keys reportedly performed and interacted with guests. Hip-hop mogul Jay-Z was observed in a more private setting, speaking with attendees. Boxing legend Mike Tyson and rapper French Montana were also present, as was actress Sofía Vergara.
Other prominent guests included Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Brady, Robert Kraft, Martha Stewart, Snoop Dogg, Pete Davidson, Travis Scott, Sacha Baron Cohen, Tate McRae, and Tiffany Haddish. The event featured performances by Snoop Dogg, Cardi B, Alicia Keys, and Lil Wayne. Guests circulated through various areas of the estate, including beachfront terraces and rooftop DJ decks.
As evening progressed, the party transitioned into its signature late-night format, featuring tented dance floors, celebrations, and a fireworks display over the water. This year marked a departure from previous years, with a more pronounced Australian presence at the traditionally US-centric gathering.