Oscars 2012: Our 10 Favorite Looks from the Afterparties and How to Get Them

7:15 PM, February 27 2012

By Elana Fishman

Believe it or not, it's not all about the Oscars arrival gowns Click through the slideshow to check out the best looks from Vanity Fair's after-party, and—as always—to shop our carefully selected similar picks. Who do you think looked best?

Honestly, we almost wish Shailene had picked this fun, floral dress for the ceremony rather than save it for the afterparty. Click through to shop her look.

We're all about a jumpsuit at a black-tie affair. We're also all about Sofia Coppola in general. This look makes us a bit sad about the fact that YSL designer Stefano Pilati is heading out. Click through to shop her look.

Smoking hot yet streamlined. Click through to shop her look.

Fashion's most beautiful risk taker, Zoe never fails us. Her Fall 2012 Marios Schwab actually has a Swarovski-studded neckline, but you could easily recreate her look with a simple crystal necklace. Click through to shop her look.

First Rose, now Amy? Dame Viv had quite a slam-dunk night at the Oscars. This sculpted silver bustier dress is a wonderful change from Amy's usual classic fare. Click through to shop her look.

Kate's the first celeb to wear Prabal's stunning Fall 2012 collection on the red carpet, and we can't think of a better-suited girl for the job. She looks amazing. Click through to shop her look.

Posh clearly doesn't need a print campaign to promote her eponymous collection—she's her own best model. And this dove-colored column dress fits her flawlessly. Click through to shop her look.

Just like Victoria, Georgina wore her own label last night—and looked beautiful doing so. The shoulder ruffles and peplum make this embellished white gown a definite winner. Click through to shop her look.

Lizzie could teach many of today's starlets a thing or two about the transparency trend: a little goes a long way. Her dress' multi-ruffled skirt has just a touch of sheerness, while the tee-style bodice is just conservative enough. We love her polished bag from The Row, too. Click through to shop her look.

Lily played the princess in this fairytale-sweet embroidered gown decorated with pretty blue blossoms. It's extremely fitting, of course, that she'll next be seen as Snow White in the upcoming film, Mirror, Mirror. Click through to shop her look.