Supermodels, acting legends, royalty and some of the biggest names in showbusiness gathered at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane for the Vogue World Show on Thursday.

And many of the stars continued the party into the night at private members’ club George in the heart of Mayfair to celebrate at the event’s official afterparty. 

With a room packed full of gorgeous celebrities, it’s no wonder that one Hollywood star was spotted sneaking his way into the bash.

The A-lister is known for his penchant for young models and made a low-key arrival at the party.

He wore a black suit and hid his face behind a black baseball cap and matching face mask, but can you guess who it is? 

It’s Leonardo DiCaprio!

The movie star, 48, did his best to hide under the radar as he made his way into the exclusive venue to dance the night away.

The actor could have been trying to keep a low profile after receiving backlash   following his public kiss with Italian Model Vittoria Ceretti in Ibiza last week.

The Revenant sensation was seen in a passionate clinch with his new flame Vittoria Ceretti, 25, during a recent visit to Hi Ibiza nightclub on the Spanish party island.

He has a reputation for only dating women 25 or under and famously tends to break up with them after they pass the milestone – as he did with his last serious girlfriend  Camila Morrone, now 26.

After the pictures emerged with Vittoria, many were quick to ridicule him for the fact it wouldn’t be a long relationship as she will turn 26 next June.

Leonardo and Vittoria, who is 23 years younger than the actor, were spotted gazing lovingly into each others eyes before they locked lips while partying at the raucous venue until 4:30am.

It’s unclear when exactly they met, but the pair were seen together in France in late May just as his film Killers of the Flower Moon was premiering at the Cannes Film Festival.

They were also spotted going for an afternoon ice-cream date with each other in Santa Barbara at the end of August.

The Balenciaga brand ambassador seems to be well acquainted with a few members of Leonardo’s inner-circle this summer including Fusion model Neelam Kaur Gill and DNA model Meghan Roche. 

Vogue World – dubbed Britain’s answer to the iconic Met Gala – is the brainchild of Vogue’s editor-in-chief, Anna Wintour.

Billed as a ‘multi-act celebration of the British performing arts’, the glittering one-off extravaganza, kickstarted London Fashion Week. 

But viewers, who watched via the YouTube livestream, took to social media to admit they left baffled by the ‘bizarre’ show. 

Thursday’s event served as a fundraiser for Britain’s performing arts industry, with Anna overseeing proceedings. 

The first Vogue World event featured a fashion show and street fair when it took place in New York’s meatpacking district in 2021, but the London ceremony was a much grander affair. 

The dress code was Opening Night, with the invitation revealing a West End stage decorated with by blood-red velvet curtains.

Masterminded by BAFTA and Olivier-winning director Stephen Daldry, show director Emily Burns, and creative producer Fran Miller, along with the Vogue team, the evening featured a vast array of performing arts.

Wintour previously claimed the performing arts industry is ‘under threat” meaning all proceeds from ticket sales will go to a range of theatre companies – among them the National Theatre, Royal Opera House and the Royal Ballet.

Viewers, who watched via the YouTube livestream, took to social media to admit they left baffled by the ‘bizarre’ show as it kicked off with Kate Moss, 49, doing an interpretive dance before Cara Delevingne appeared in the crowds dressed as a punk.

Supermodel Kate was first shown getting glammed-up backstage before she walked through the wings of the theatre as the show paid tribute to the theatre performers it is fundraising for.

Opera singers then appeared in the crowds while Kate was shown via a screen on stage doing a bizarre interpretive dance underneath a black sheer piece of fabric.

She wafted her arms around in the air as the fabric billowed over her before she emerged from backstage and graced the stage before the second music number.

Model Cara, 31, then emerged in the crowds sporting a colourful punk mohawk, a red striped dress and an oversized leather jacket.

She was seen cheering as she milled amongst the celebrities’ tables while FKA Twigs performed, before she jumped up on stage to join the singer.

The pair then shared a kiss before FKA was pulled away by dancers as she continued her performance, before Stormzy took to the stage for the third musical number.

The Vogue World show then came to a close with an epic performance from Annie Lennox, who belted out the Eurythmics smash hit Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This).

She was joined on stage by a whole host of backing singers while models strutted their stuff around the crowds in an epic fashion extravaganza.

Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista, Naomi Campbell and Christy Turlington all then graced the stage holding hands.

The supermodels, who all graced the cover of Vogue’s US and UK’s September issues, were met by huge cheers from the audience as they stepped out.

They all then showed off their modelling credentials as they strutted their stuff through the crowds, before they re-joined Annie on stage.

The models were all given huge bouquets of red roses as a huge array of stars flocked out on to the stage, with Cara making a reappearance in her punk look.