Hudson Williams Rocks Oscars Red Carpet With Bvlgari Jewels… and a Handheld Fan?

KEEPING COOL Hudson Williams Rocks Oscars Red Carpet With Bvlgari Jewels… and a Handheld Fan? The 'Heated Rivalry' star paired his look with a portable fan, to help ward off the Hollywood heatwave By Tim Chan Tim Chan Contact Tim Chan on X Contact Tim Chan by Email View all posts by Tim Chan March 15, 2026 If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Heated Rivalry star Hudson Williams made his Oscar red carpet debut on Sunday and the in-demand actor brought a fan with him… literally. Williams paired his black Balenciaga suit and Bvlgari accessories with a handheld mini fan, to help ward off the Hollywood heatwave. Indeed, temperatures were hovering around 80 degrees near the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles when Williams walked the carpet, flanked by a team of handlers and flashbulbs aimed at him from seemingly every direction. Fortunately, the actor had his handheld fan to keep him cool and not sweat the distractions. Williams might be onto something — with festival season starting and the hot summer months ahead, a portable fan could be just the A-list accessory we need. EDITOR’S CHOICE JISULIFE Handheld 3-in-1 Mini Fan $15.29 $17.99 15% off Buy Now On Amazon While it’s not clear what exact fan Williams was using — though you can be sure a savvy publicist will no doubt be in my inbox telling me the brand very soon — we found this similarly-looking handheld fan on Amazon for under $20. Amazon says more than 10,000 shoppers have purchased this JISULIFE fan in the last few weeks alone, with reviewers giving it a 4.6-star rating (out of five) from more than 75,000 reviews online. Available in eight colors, the portable fan delivers fast and easy cooling from soft-touch blades that won’t nick or cut you if accidentally touched. The fan also has an automatic safety stop if the blades make contact with an object or skin. The flip-out design makes it easy to store the fan in a p...