Miranda Kerr and Ashley Graham look super hot in their red dresses while walking the carpet at the 2016 Vanity Fair Oscar Party held at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts on Sunday (February 28) in Beverly Hills, Calif.
The ladies were joined at the event by Ashleys fellow Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue cover model, Hailey Clauson.
FYI: Miranda is wearing a custom KaufmanFranco gown, Christian Louboutin shoes, an Atelier Swarovski bag and jewelry. Ashley is wearing a Bao Tranchi dress, Tom Ford heels, and Mimi So jewelry. Hailey is wearing an Atelier Versace dress and Stuart Weitzman shoes.
25+ pictures inside of the gorgeous models at the party
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Ashley Graham wasn"t about to let Cheryl Tiegs" comments keep her from rocking the Oscar red carpet.
The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue cover girl stunned in a revealing red dress at the Vanity Fair Oscar party on Sunday night, just a few days after Tiegs apologized for calling the size 14-16 model "unhealthy."
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WATCH: Cheryl Tiegs Blasts "Sports Illustrated" for Putting Ashley Graham on Swimsuit Cover: "Glamorizing" Full-Figured Women Is Not Healthy
"I don"t like that we"re talking about full-figured women because it"s glamorizing them because your waist should be smaller than 35 [inches]. That"s what Dr. Oz said, and I"m sticking to it," the 68-year-old former cover girl told E! News last week. "Her face is beautiful. But I don"t think it"s healthy in the long run."
After receiving backlash for her comments, Tiegs took to Twitter on Friday to offer "my sincere apologies to everyone I have hurt."
"I truly just want everyone to be healthy & happy," she added.
WATCH: "Sports Illustrated" Redefines Beauty by Naming Ashley Graham an Official Swimsuit Model
Graham hasn"t responded to the comments, but certainly seemed happy as she posed for pics in her stunning custom Bao Tranchi dress. On Monday morning, the 28-year-old model recapped her glam night on Twitter.
"Bao Tranchi custom dress last night had me feeling like I was wearing a piece of art!" she wrote, adding the hashtag "#beautybeyondsize."
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Graham opened up to ET last August about the stigmas that come with being referred to as a "plus-sized" model.
"The things that I don"t necessarily like about it is all the negative stigmatisms that go with the word plus size -- you"re fat, you"re lazy, you have no drive, no determination, you"re constantly eating," she explained. "Honey, I work out. I work out three days a week. I lift. I do barre. I do it all. It"s the stereotypes. That"s what I really don"t like. I am me. Take it or leave it."
See more from the interview in the video below.
WATCH: Model Ashley Graham Isn"t a Fan of the Term "Plus Size": "I Am Me, Take It or Leave It"
It has been a very busy week for curvy fashion star Ashley Graham.
In just two days, the 28-year-old model has revealed the exciting news that she will star in a saucy spread in Sports Illustrated"s upcoming Swimsuit Issue, unveiled a racy, body-positive swimwear campaign - which will also appear in the pages of the publication - and now she is leading a group of stunning plus-size models in a striking ad series for Lane Bryant aimed at changing the way society views body image.
The series of ads, which also star fellow plus-size fashion stars Denise Bidot, Tara Lynn, Georgia Pratt and Precious Lee, challenge the notion that only women of a certain size can be confident and feel sexy in their skin.
Golden girl: Ashley Graham, who will be featured in Sports Illustrated"s annual Swimsuit Issue, also stars in a new body-positive campaign for Lane Bryant alongside other prominent fuller-size models like Denise Bidot
Here come the girls: Ashley (center) is joined in the campaign by fellow curvy fashion stars (from left to right) Penelope Lee, Denise Bidot, Tara Lynn and Georgia Pratt
Like the brand"s game-changing 2015 #I"mNoAngel campaign, This Body aims to provide plus-size women with a platform to "declare what her body can do".
Speaking to Refinery 29 about that concept, the models all revealed exactly what it is that they feel their bodies were meant for, with Ashley admitting that she thinks hers is intended to start a "revolution".
"[My body is for [starting a revolution," she said. "I realized I could use my career as a model to create change and disrupt the fashion industry, so I started calling myself a "body activist" to help redefine society"s definitions of beauty."
When asked the same question, Tara simply said "love", while Georgia opted for "hugs". Denise, meanwhile said: "My body is made for living (in the moment)."
"We see the same stereotype of the plus size woman in the media: she is unhappy, projecting sort of a low self-esteem, not well dressed, and seemingly spends her nights at home dreaming of another life," Lane Bryant CMO Brian Beitler said of the campaign. "This Body aims to celebrate who she reallyis."
Quite a week! On Tuesday morning, the 28-year-old unveiled an image from the Sports Illustrated shoot on her Instagram account
On a roll: Ashley also appears in a new campaign for swimwear brand Swimsuits for All, which is also set to feature in the pages of Sports Illustrated later this month
Encore: Ashley also starred in Lane Bryant"s powerful Plus Is Equal campaign last fall (pictured)
The striking series of provocative portraits which take center stage in the campaign were shot by fashion photographer Cass Bird in black and white, and see the ladies stripped down to their bras, showing off their curves to full effect.
In one, model Tara is shown lying on the ground in a pleated skirt, a blazer and a scalloped bra. The text reads: "This body is made for glamour."
In another, Ashley bears her midriff in an outfit of distressed jeans, a denim jacket and a bra, while the text on the portrait reads: "This body is made for rocking denim."
The size 14 model also starred in Lane Bryant"s powerfulPlus Is Equal campaign last September, which brought to light that though 67 per cent of US women are size 14 to 34, they are grossly underrepresented in the media.
Sexy at every size: Fellow plus-size fashion star Tara Lynn joins Ashley in the campaign
Natural beauty: The model is no stranger to posing in her lingerie, and often shares images of herself wearing little more than a bra and underpants on her Instagram account
Since then, some progress on the issue has been made.
Mattel Inc. recently introduced a line of Barbies that come in an assortment of shapes and sizes, designer Marc Jacobs tapped plus-size singer Beth Ditto to walk in his Spring 2016 show and Ashley Graham will grace the pages of the 2016 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue for the first time.
Still, according to Lane Bryant CEO and President Linda Healsey, the retailer has only just begun its goal of shifting conventional perception.
"Lane Bryant will continue to be [our customer"s] platform for celebrating her as she is. She is beautiful, she is strong. The world is ready for more curves," she said.
