We can see your Calvins! Justin Bieber nearly loses his pants as he takes a very casual and low slung approach to post-Oscar dressing

By Chelsea White For Dailymail.com

Published: 10:53 EST, 27 February 2017 | Updated: 12:35 EST, 27 February 2017

Someone let Mark Wahlberg know, his underwear protege is bringing saggy pants back.

While most people wore designer around Hollywood on Sunday night, Justin Bieber went for a how-low-can-he-go? approach.

The 22-year-old was spotted wandering past the star-studded Vanity Fair post-Oscar bash in Beverly Hills, Sunday night.

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How low can he go? Justin Bieber pushed his pant to the limit as he wandered by the Vanity Fair post-Oscar party on Sunday in Beverly Hills, California 

How low can he go? Justin Bieber pushed his pant to the limit as he wandered by the Vanity Fair post-Oscar party on Sunday in Beverly Hills, California 

While it was not clear if the singer actually went into the party, he certainly stood out against the rest of the couture-clad attendees - and that may have meant he did not make the dress code.

Instead of a tux, the Sorry star opted for a pair of light blue jeans with simple white T-shirt and a blue sweater.

The star wore his denim pants so low that his Calvin Klein tighty whities were completely visible both at the front and the back, where his pants sat almost below his buttocks.

Not at all concerned that he may lose his pants in the middle of Beverly Hills, the pop star trotted around near the event.

Miss the black tie memo? Instead of a tux, the Sorry star opted for a pair of light blue jeans with simple white T-shirt and a blue sweater
Miss the black tie memo? Instead of a tux, the Sorry star opted for a pair of light blue jeans with simple white T-shirt and a blue sweater

Miss the black tie memo? Instead of a tux, the Sorry star opted for a pair of light blue jeans with simple white T-shirt and a blue sweater

Different approach: While it was not clear if the singer actually went into the party, he certainly stood out against the rest of the couture-clad attendees - and that may have meant he did not make the dress code

Different approach: While it was not clear if the singer actually went into the party, he certainly stood out against the rest of the couture-clad attendees - and that may have meant he did not make the dress code

Keeping with his casual theme, Justin wore a pair of white Vans sneakers to finish off his look.

The blonde star seemed fairly content to just wander around the outside party - which was set up between Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts and City Hall.

Justin had partied big on Saturday night for Floyd Mayweather's birthday, which attracted a who is who of sports and hip hop.

Oh la la: The star wore his denim pants so low that his Calvin Klein tighty whities were completely visible both at the front and the back, where his pants sat below his buttocks

Oh la la: The star wore his denim pants so low that his Calvin Klein tighty whities were completely visible both at the front and the back, where his pants sat below his buttocks

For that party Justin did wear a suit, even though it was not black tie like the post-Oscar events.

The Vanity Fair bash saw stars like Oscar winner Emma Stone, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Mariah Carey, Orlando Bloom, Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux, among many others.

None of those stars wore jeans, but Emma did swap her Oscar gown for a short silk slip and accessorized with her new golden date, Oscar himself. 

People watching? The blonde star seemed fairly content to just wander around the outside party - which was set up between Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts and City Hall

People watching? The blonde star seemed fairly content to just wander around the outside party - which was set up between Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts and City Hall

 

 

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