Alix Earle made a definitive statement on Sunday night, arriving at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party at LACMA in a vintage ensemble that captured the attention of the Hollywood elite.
The 25-year-old content creator and Dancing with the Stars alumna opted for a red-beaded AW/01 Bob Mackie gown sourced from Tab Vintage, a bold choice styled by Mimi Cuttrell that showcased a plunging open back.
While her aesthetic was a highlight of the evening, her candid remarks regarding her personal life provided the most significant buzz.
When asked by Entertainment Tonight about her goals for the evening, Earle bypassed the typical “fan-girl” responses.
“Honestly, no one,” she replied when asked who she hoped to secure a selfie with. “I’m just, like, maybe I’ll get someone’s number or something? Maybe I could meet someone.”
The lighthearted admission of being on the lookout for a new connection appeared to confirm that her high-profile link to a certain retired quarterback has remained firmly in the “casual” category.
Casual connections and a solo Sunday in Miami
The timing of Earle’s comments follows a report from Us Weekly suggesting that her relationship with seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady was never intended to be a serious commitment.
According to reports, the 25-year-old is “not worried” about the nature of their relationship or whether the 48-year-old is seeing other people, a sentiment that aligned with her “on the prowl” energy at the LACMA event.
While Earle was mingling with Oscar winners in Los Angeles, Brady appeared to be enjoying a much quieter Sunday across the country.
The former quarterback shared updates with his Instagram followers from his $150 million mansion in Miami, posting footage of himself relaxing with his dog, Junie.
The pair was last seen together over a month ago, dancing at a pre-Super Bowl LX celebration in San Francisco, which followed a widely reported New Year’s Eve encounter in Saint Barthélemy.
However, their separate itineraries on Oscar night suggest that both stars are currently prioritizing individual schedules over a formal partnership.
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