Celebrities live it up at Emmy Awards after parties across Los Angeles

CELEBS have hit up a bevy of elite Emmys after parties following the glamorous awards ceremony — and the soirees are more opulent than you imagine.

CELEBS have hit up a bevy of elite Emmys after parties following the glamorous awards ceremony — and the soirees are more opulent than you imagine.

Once the star-studded 70th annual Emmy Awards wrapped up, TV stars headed off to let their hair down, with Fox, HBO, Netflix and Hulu just a handful of the networks throwing wild bashes to toast the night.

(L-R) RuPaul, Michelle Visage, Tommy Dorfman, and Australian Katherine Langford attends the 2018 Netflix Primetime Emmys After Party. Picture: Getty

Notorious life of the party Chrissy Teigen uploaded an Insta story with her singer husband John Legend, looking every bit the superstar in a sparkling silver gown.

The couple were seen living it up at the Hulu party at the Nomad Hotel which was no doubt a riot with Teigen in the house.

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Couple goals as Chrissy Teigen arrives at a party in style with hubby John Legend.

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But as far as after parties go, the Governors Ball is the main event.

Themed ‘Emmys Under the Stars’ this year, the famous post-telecast celebration prepared to host about 8300 VIP guests on a rooftop at L.A Live Event Deck — the first time its been hosted outdoors.

Inside the Governors Ball, official afterparty for the #Emmys, which includes an outdoor rooftop space for the first time pic.twitter.com/pVkeoMexwZ

— Kirsten Chuba (@KirstenChuba) September 6, 2018

There were more than 240 chefs, 20 executive chefs, 50 floor managers, 300 technicians, 50 bartenders and 600 servers on hand to wait on Hollywood’s elite, dishing up expensive champagne, succulent steaks and 24-carat gold desserts.

Emmy award winner Thandie Newton was seen with her shiny statue at the venue, sporting a stunning high-neck pastel pink gown as she made her way through the scores of partygoers.

Ol Parker and Thandie Newton at the Governors Ball. Picture: Getty Images

Actor Joey King looked like she was having a ball.

Henry Winkler at the Governors Ball. Picture: Vince Bucci/Invision for the Television Academy/AP

Nawwwwww. Noah Schnapp and Millie Bobby Brown looked to be having a fab time. Picture: Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images

The space was covered with dangling lights, and featured an epic dancefloor and stage, as well as lounges for celebs to kick their feet up on.

The furniture and decor featured shades of blue, white and metal tones.

Fairy lights designed to look like stars at the Governors Ball rooftop party. Picture: Nick AGRO/AFP

Fred Armisen, Natasha Lyonne, Alyssa Milano and Dave Bugliari party at Michael Che and Colin Jost's shindig. Picture: Getty Images

(L-R) Downton Abbey’s Michelle Dockery and Queer Eye’s Tan France attends the 2018 Netflix Primetime Emmys After Party. Picture: Getty

The HBO party is no doubt also proving a hit among celebs, being the 20th year the network has hosted a party on TV’s night of nights.

Taking place at The Plaza at Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood, the theme was ‘Garden of Eden’ as actors Emilia Clarke, Nathalie Emmanuel, Jon Mack, Jamie Lee and other A-listers rolled in to let their hair down.

Emilia Clarke and Nathalie Emmanuel attend HBO's Post Emmy Awards Reception. Picture: Jesse Grant/Getty Images

.@hbo’s #emmys after party is ssssso good! pic.twitter.com/ESjIsxEHsi

— Gold Derby (@GoldDerby) September 18, 2018

The Amazon Prime Video Post Emmy Awards Party in West Hollywood also hosted some of tinsel town’s biggest names, including supermodel Emily Ratajkowski, Heidi Klum, Vanessa Hudgens and Ashley Tisdale.

Heidi is glowing in this silk gown at the Amazon Prime Emmys bash. Picture: Amanda Edwards/Getty Images

Model of the moment Em Ratajkowski showing why she is a fashion force. Picture: Amanda Edwards/Getty Images

Vanessa Hudgens rocking this daring black mini. Picture: Amanda Edwards/Getty Images

Ashley Tisdale channels her best Sharpay Evans. Picture: Amanda Edwards/Getty Images

The parties, which will be going well into the early hours of the morning, come after a memorable night full of surprises including an on-air marriage proposal, as HBO’s record-breaking fantasy epic Game of Thrones won the coveted best drama series.

Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake attend the Michael Che and Colin Jost's Emmys After Party presented by Google. Picture: Getty

The other big story of the Hollywood gala, television’s answer to the Oscars, was the huge success of The Marvelous Mrs Maisel, Amazon’s story of a 1950s housewife-turned-stand up comic, which took home eight Emmys overall, including the best comedy award.

Malin Akerman at the Netflix Emmy After-Party at NeueHouse Hollywood. Picture: Phillip Faraone/Getty Images

Haley Ramm, Brianne Tju and Peyton List at Hulu's 2018 Emmy Party. Picture: Getty Images for Hulu

Amanda Brugel attends Hulu's 2018 Emmy Party. Picture: PresleyAnn/Getty Images for Hulu

The Handmaid’s Tale — last year’s best drama and an early favourite for more hardware in 2018 — went home empty-handed, after winning three minor awards handed out a week ago.

The ceremony hosted by Saturday Night Live regulars Colin Jost and Michael Che took on a decidedly political hue at the start, with a barrage of edgy jokes on hot-button issues from diversity in Hollywood to #MeToo and Donald Trump.