Nina Park, Lacy Redway, Tessa Thompson, Greta Lee, Alex Babsky and Jenny Cho attend The Hollywood Reporter and Medicube Beauty Dinner, sponsored by Olaplex and Reyka Vodka. at Holloway House on Nov. 19. Presley Ann/The Hollywood Reporter via Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment The Hollywood Reporter paid tribute to Hollywood glamour and the hard-working talents that are responsible for it at its second Beauty Dinner on Wednesday night. The event, co-hosted by Medicube and sponsored by Olaplex and Reyka Vodka at West Hollywood's Holloway House, was tied to THR's Beauty Issue and its list of Hollywood's 25 biggest beauty moments of 2025. A trio of glam squads - and their A-list clients - graced the covers, with Julia Roberts alongside hairstylist Serge Normant, Greta Lee flanked by makeup artist Nina Park and hairstylist Jenny Cho, and Tessa Thompson accompanied by hairstylist Lacy Redway and makeup artist Alex Babsky. Related Stories Lifestyle Hollywood's Secret Beauty Wizards Lifestyle The Hair Colorist Who's Julia Roberts, Brad Pitt and Gwyneth Paltrow's Secret Weapon Serge Normant and Ellen Pompeo Presley Ann/The Hollywood Reporter via Getty Images The cover stars were all in attendance at the dinner - sans Roberts, as Normant was instead joined by client Ellen Pompeo - as well as Zoey Deutch, celebrity makeup artist/Medicube global creative director Sir John and artists Alexx Mayo, Amy Komorowski, Bridget Brager, Carolina Dali-Trites, Kadi Lee, Melissa Hernandez, Owen Gould, Patrick Ta, Rena Calhoun, Thủy Nguyễn and Tracey Cunningham. Upon arrival, guests were met with blown-up portraits from the Beauty Issue, along with a booth of Medicube products, a stocked Olaplex station offering engraved combs courtesy of calligrapher Stacy Shon, and the Reyka Vodka bar, handing out Reyka Cold Snap Cosmopolitans served in a glass made of ice (and mittens to hold it). Hairstylist Bridget Brager and Zoey Deutch Phillip Faraone/The Hollywood Reporter via Getty Images After a cocktail hour of mingling, capturing content and taking some playful photos on the step-and-repeat, guests headed into the dinner, which kicked off with remarks from THR editor-in-chief Maer Roshan, deputy editorial director Jeanie Pyun and senior vp sales and brand strategy Liz Culley. Olaplex vp Lisa Bobroff also spoke, followed by Sir John, who told the room, "I am so happy to be here - honored to see every flawless face, blurred pore, every light that bends in the right direction. We're here to celebrate beauty but beauty is a feeling; I don't think you can always see it but you need to feel it. Do you guys feel it tonight?" which was met by cheers. Sir John Presley Ann/The Hollywood Reporter via Getty Images "To my glam gods, to the makeup maestros, to the hair architects, to the nail sorcerers, to the architects of glam in all different directions, you guys turn pure chaos into harmony and you guys know what that looks like in detail," the artist - whose clients have included Beyoncé, Zendaya and Margot Robbie - continued, noting how the glam squads are "behind every Hollywood fantasy and you guys get the chance to be seen and felt today. We don't always get the chance to be seen and necessarily felt; we're always behind the scenes, the Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo if you will." Sir John asked each person to give affirmations to their tablemates as he added, "This is a toast for everyone in this room to continue to be a destination, continue to use your hands, to do the work to make people feel beautiful and see themselves and feel warm at home in their bodies." Lacy Redway, Tessa Thompson and Alex Babsky Phillip Faraone/The Hollywood Reporter via Getty Images The rest of the night was spent over food and conversation - only interrupted when Sir John ordered a round of tequila shots for the room and led a toast for the evening's honorees - and guests headed out with a gift bag stocked with Medicube and Olaplex goodies. Nina Park, Greta Lee and Jenny Cho Phillip Faraone/The Hollywood Reporter via Getty Images THR Newsletters Sign up for THR news straight to your inbox every day Subscribe Sign Up Heat Vision Most Valuable Comic Ever: 'Superman No. 1' Sells for a Record $9 Million Beauty Issue 2025 Hollywood's Secret Beauty Wizards Theater Jonathan Groff Sets Final 'Just in Time' Performance The Jennifer Hudson Show 'The Jennifer Hudson Show' Teams With Macy's on Viral "Spirit Tunnel" Makeover and Holiday Gift Guide Sports Courtside Seats Not Enough? Arenas Unveil Private Members Clubs and In-House 'White Glove' Experiences for New NBA Season noads Hollywood-Loved Le Creuset Cookware Gets Rare Black Friday Discount With Savings Up to 40% Off Heat Vision Most Valuable Comic Ever: 'Superman No. 1' Sells for a Record $9 Million Beauty Issue 2025 Hollywo