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Madonna Oscars After Party: Singer Wears 1,000 Carats of Diamonds

Madonna is forever living in a material world. The pop star wore 1,000 carats of diamonds at her Oscars after party on Sunday, Mar. 2, Neil Lane announced Monday morning.


The 55-year-old singer posted an Instagram photo of herself from
Sunday night's festivities, rocking a cherry red gown and matching
lipstick, draped in jewels from head-to-toe. "The Oscar goes to Party ##
7!!!!! #revolutionoflove," she wrote in the caption.


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The press release announced Madonna wore 1,000 carats of diamonds up
the wrist and on her ears, including diamond and platinum bracelets and
earrings. In addition to the Neil Lane jewels, the blonde superstar
adorned her eye-catching gown with even more jewels. Leaning against a
wall in her pic, Madonna flashes the camera an intense gaze as she wears
a crystal-coated headchain by Johanna Johnson and diamond-covered cross
necklace around her neck.


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To put Madonna's 1,000-carat diamonds into proper perspective: Oscar presenter Anne Hathaway,
who looked gorgeous at the Dolby Theatre wearing a black silk crepe
Gucci column gown, paired her outfit with 100-carats of diamond and
platinum bracelets by Neil Lane. The total cost of Hathaway's jewels
amounted to a cool $1 million.


Best Supporting Actress nominee Jennifer Lawrence,
who stunned in an elaborate rock crystal diamond and platinum necklace,
also wore 100-carats of diamonds that were worth $2 million.


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The Material Girl once again hosted her annual private Oscars after party at manager Guy Oseary's
mansion. The Gucci-sponsored event lures in top celebs annually with
the promise of luxury brand goods from the Italian fashion house and
plenty of booze.


A source tells Us that security detail was tight at
the coveted after party. "There was tons of security and tons of staff
checking people in," the insider adds. Paparazzi is not allowed inside
with the promise of privacy for famous guests attending the event.


Tell Us: what do you think of Madonna's bedazzled look: excessive or fabulous?

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