Here's what the inside of an invitation to the Oscars looks like

• The 90th annual Academy Awards are Sunday, March 4.
• Nominees and Hollywood's A-listers are sent invitations to RSVP for the event.
• Oscar-nominated Pixar short director Dave Mullins tweeted a photo of the inside of his invitation so we could get a peek inside.
• The black and white invite requests attendees to arrive at 5 p.m. and also serves as an invite to the after-party.

The 2018 Oscars are Sunday.

If you're lucky enough to be invited to attend the 90th annual Academy Awards, you get sent a fancy invitation.

Typically, the inside of the invitation would be a mystery to us mere mortals, but thanks to a nominated Pixar short director, we have a peek at what Hollywood's A-listers receive ahead of Hollywood's biggest night.

What does it look like? 

Pretty swanky. 

Here's how it looks according to a photo tweeted by "Lou" director, Dave Mullins.

Here's what it says inside: 

You and a guest are cordially invited to attend the
Academy Awards Presentation immediately followed by the Governors Ball
Sunday the 4th of March at 5pm
The Dolby Theatre
Hollywood & Highland Center Hollywood California

It also asks for an RSVP.

While the broadcast on ABC starts at 8 p.m. with host Jimmy Kimmel, the invitation asks for guests to arrive at 5 p.m. 

The card also serves as an invitation to the Oscar after-party, Governors Ball. 

Note that the dress code isn't optional: "Black tie."

We don't think the actual invitation comes with that black bowtie, though.

You can follow along with our Oscars 2018 coverage here. 

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