What is "of the" in french, as used in the phrase, "fete of the elite"?

Question

What is "of the" in french, as used in the phrase, "fete of the elite"?

Answer 1

In that case : Fête de l'élite

Of the = "de la" if the noun after is feminine

ex. : bottom of the sea / fond de la mer

Of the = "du" if the noun after is masculine

ex. : le centre du village / the center of the burg

Of the = "de l'" if the noun after begin with a vowel or a H

Ex. : at the top of the tree / à la cime de l'arbre

or le défaut de l'homme / the blemish of the man

Of the : "des" if the noun after is plural

Ex. : Actes des apôtres / Acts of the apostles

Answer 2

de l'

full phrase = fête de l'élite.

Answer 3

Depending on gender and number it can be du, de la, or des.

Answer 4

De la? Or if the word starts with a vowel, de l'?