See inside TeenVogue's Young Hollywood Party.
While the 2020 presidential election got underway with the Iowa caucus, Hollywood’s rising talents had other, more lighthearted matters in mind on Wednesday night. With the Oscars just days away, conversation around the dinner table at Teen Vogue’s annual celebration of its young Hollywood issue cover stars centered on the best picture nominees.
Other cover stars who came out included Kelvin Harrison Jr., who’s nominated for best male lead for “Luce” at the upcoming Film Independent Spirit Awards, and Sofia Carson, who shared that she was rooting for Sam Mendes’ “1917.” The event, held in a private room at the members-only San Vicente Bungalows in Los Angeles, was hosted by editor in chief Lindsay Peoples Wagner in partnership with Revlon and Italian footwear brand AGL.
The 23-year-old actress, who brought her sister Mady as her date for the night, has had success with two films recently, playing a gay character in Olivia Wilde’s teen comedy “Booksmart” and taking on the role of a rape survivor in Netflix’s miniseries “Unbelievable.”
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