Star-studded Emmy Awards Afterparties: HBO Celebrates for Being the Biggest Winner

After the victorious nights of the stars at the Emmys, award winners cannot help but celebrate their triumph. After the Awards ceremony, the 4,000 guests proceeded to the Staples Centre in Los Angeles for the Governor's Ball.

In a spectacular ballroom filled with Swarovski crystals, the guests from different networks in the entertainment industry were amused by a band while waiters continually distribute champagne.

Many stars were present in the Governor's Ball including the multi-winning Game of Thrones casts wearing their glamorous suits for the night. The casts American comedy series 'Veep' were also present like Julia Louis Dreyfus and Amy Schumer.

The award winning actors and actresses of the long running series 'Mad Men' were also spotted - Jon Hamm, Lachlan, Viola Davis and Sarah Murdoch.

The Ball was filled with beautiful looking people from the entertainment industry.

After almost three hours, the guests in the Governor's Ball started going separate ways to attend other victory parties hosted by different entertainment companies like HBO, Fox, Netflix, NBC/ABC and Comedy Central.

Being the biggest winner during the 67th annual Primetime Emmy Awards, HBO celebrated together with 'Game of Thrones' casts who garnered 12 awards. Other shows of the cable and satellite television network like the 'Veep' and 'Olive Kitteridge' also won golden trophies.

The Emmy Awards only happens once a year so stars and show creators grabbed the chance to enjoy the night for all their hard work in providing quality entertainment for millions of people.

Broadcasting television network Fox also hosted a party for their stars. Lady Gaga became the center of attraction during the party for her white cloud-like gown. The singer's acting skills will be seen in the 'American Horror Story: Hotel'.

With the different after parties prepared by different networks, the stars was surely motivated to work passionately.

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