Karol G slipped right back into Gianvito Rossi’s most popular mules for the 2026 Vanity Fair Oscars Party on Sunday. The annual event, which was held at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art in Los Angeles, saw the stars bring their most fun after-party looks, and the Colombian superstar didn’t disappoint creating an optical illusion with her ensemble and her shoes.
The singer and her stylist understood that her Ashi Studio gown needed to take center stage, so they opted for a barely-there shoe that wouldn’t distract from the dress and let it do all the talking. The “Mañana Será Bonito” singer chose the Elle Mules 105 by Gianvito Rossi, which have become a staple for celebrities on the red carpet and a favorite amid the ongoing clear shoe trend.
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The shoes feature a daringly sharp, pointed toe, a backless, slip-on design, and are balanced on a four-inch stiletto heel. The beige mules feature a soft plexi front upper strap made of 100 percent TPU, creating a delicate see-through effect.
The strap wraps around the front of the foot, creating a barely-there effect that elongates the leg and complements the singer’s dress. The Elle Mules retail for $845 and are also available in a shorter 85mm heel. Karol seems to be a fan of the style and wore the same shoes to the Grammys in February.
The dress was from the Ashi Studio spring 2026 couture collection. The dress featured a strapless design with a Victorian-inspired corset on the bodice and exaggerated hips. The dress leaned into surreal artistry, with the fabric creating the illusion of it being a chiseled sculpture carved from stone. The dress featured a mini-length skirt at the front, and a long train followed.
Sunday night’s Vanity Fair Oscar Party 2026 followed the 98th annual Academy Awards, honoring the best films of 2025 from “One Battle After Another” to “Sinners” and more. Hosted by Conan O’Brien, who returned for a second consecutive year as master of ceremonies, the awards show took place at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. “One Battle After Another” claimed the top prize for best picture, while acting winners included best actress recipient Jessie Buckley and best actor Michael B. Jordan.