Sia’s Oscars double take: Singer wears trademark wig at Vanity Fair, and ditches it at Elton John’s party

SHE is known for hiding herself under long, blonde fringed wigs. But Sia went full face at one special Oscars bash.

2015 Vanity Fair Oscar Party Hosted By Graydon Carter - Arrivals

SHE is known for shunning the spotlight and hiding her face under long, blonde fringed wigs.

And while she rarely shows her face in public, Sia went wigless at one Oscars soiree.

The Australian singer — who has written songs for Beyonce, Rihanna and Rita Ora — ditched her signature face-covering wig for Elton John’s annual AIDS Foundation Academy Awards viewing party.

Top knot ... Sia at Elton John’s AIDS Foundation Academy Awards party. Picture: Dimitrios Kambouris

Sia wore her platinum blonde hair in a high bun and sported a red lip, with a mustard and cream patterned pants suit and pointed peach stilettos at the VVVIP party.

The Elastic Heart singer posed for photos with supermodel Heidi Klum and former Pussycat Doll Nicole Scherzinger.

Heidi and Sia. Picture: Dimitrios Kambouris

Sia and Nicole Scherzinger. Picture: Jamie McCarthy

But Sia had a different look when she walked the not-so-red carpet at Vanity Fair’s hot ticket Oscars party, which was attended by Emma Stone, Lupita Nyong’o and J. Lo, and just about everyone in Hollywood.
Sia wore a vanilla cape-coat and trousers, with an Annie Hall-style floppy hat, teamed with her signature blonde wig which covered her face.

Face it ... Sia at Vanity Fair’s Oscars party. Picture: Pascal Le Segretain

She posed for photographs with her husband Erik Anders Lang (who adorably had Shia LaBeouf read a poem he wrote for Sia at the Grammys earlier this month).

All smiles ... Erik Anders Lang and Sia at Vanity Fair’s Oscars party in Beverly Hills.

Sia has previously written about why she prefers to keep her face concealed, even singing with her back to the audience and not appearing in her own video clips.

“If anyone besides famous people knew what it was like to be a famous person, they would never want to be famous,” she wrote on billboard.com in 2013.

Originally published as Sia’s Oscars double take: Singer wears trademark wig at Vanity Fair, and ditches it at Elton John’s party