Jennifer Lopez dazzled alongside Angelina Jolie and pregnant Jennifer Lawrence at Sunday’s star-studded 15th annual Governors Awards in Los Angeles.
The Hustlers star, 55, looked sensational in a sheer beaded silver metallic gown that gave a glimpse at her toned figure as she arrived to the event, held at the Ray Dolby Ballroom at Ovation Hollywood.
The beauty — who filed for divorce from estranged husband Ben Affleck, 52, in August — completed her look with a silver clutch.
Angelina, 49, opted for a more bohemian look for the night, as she wowed in a delicate floor-length dress with a golden bust and a white lace bottom.
The Maria star was joined by her 16-year-old son Knox Jolie-Pitt for the occasion. She shares Knox with ex-husband Brad Pitt, 60.
The Governors Awards, a prestigious honor bestowed by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, recognize extraordinary lifetime achievement in cinema and exceptional contributions to the film industry.
Not present with Angelina were her and Brad’s five other children, Knox’s twin Vivienne, as well as Zahara, 20, and Shiloh, 18, and sons, Maddox, 23, and Pax, 21.
Meanwhile Lawrence, 34, showed off her effortless maternity style as she wrapped her growing baby bump in an elegant brown dress with gold details. The blonde beauty carried a gold clutch and sported stylish bangs for the night.
Last month, the Hunger Games star confirmed that she’s expecting her second child with art dealer husband Cooke Maroney, 40.
Lawrence and her husband have been married since 2019 and share two-year-old son Cy.
Countless A-list stars attended the soiree, including Pamela Anderson, 57, who was the picture of sophistication in a simple long-sleeve black gown.
The Baywatch bombshell continued with her recent trend of wearing little to no makeup, as she showed off her flawless visage on the red carpet.
She sparkled up her look with diamond studs.
Demi Moore, 62, sizzled in a sleeveless black dress which she accessorized with statement-making diamond jewelry.
Demi also posed with pal Nicole Kidman, 57, who opted for a classic floor-length black gown.
Elle Fanning, 26, was a vision as she descended upon the red carpet in a mint dress with a dramatic beaded cape featuring a feather trim.
Johnny Depp’s daughter Lily-Rose Depp, 25, turned heads in a stunning off-shoulder black and white gown, adorned with a delicate pink rose.
Julianne Moore, 63, exuded gothic glamour in a dramatic black cape gown, accessorized with chunky black bracelets. Her strawberry toned tresses were styled straight for the night.
Elizabeth Olsen, 35, cut a trendy figure in a black dress with a v-shaped neckline. She was joined by director Azazel Jacobs, 52, who sported a classy tuxedo.
American-Irish actress Saoirse Ronan, 30, was the belle of the ball in an off-shoulder baby blue gown with a fringe neckline.
Selena Gomez, 32, sparkled in a sequined black gown with a striking white collar and sleeves. Unique shimmering feather earrings spruced up her look.
She was joined by Emilia Pérez co-star Karla Sofía Gascon, 52, who rocked a black and white dress.
Sharon Stone, 66, stunned in a timeless white gown, which she paired with a silver clutch.
Succession star Jeremy Strong, 45, looked cool as ever in a mint suit. The actor, famous for his portrayal of Kendall Roy in HBO’s satirical dark comedy-drama, sported a clean-shaven face.
Kerry Washington, 47, made a bold statement in a skintight white dress.
Amy Adams, 50, exuded elegance in an oversized black button-up tucked into a black sequin maxi skirt.
Jude Law, 51, cut a handsome figure in an all-white suit.
Rita Wilson, 68, shimmered in a sparkling silver gown. She paired it with a cheetah print purse.
Jennifer Hudson, 43, commanded attention in a form-fitting black dress with a shimmering side panel.
Kat Graham, 35, put her hourglass curves on display in a sizzling yellow bustier-style dress.
Kristen Wiig, 51, glowed in a sleeveless floral gown, while Connie Britton, 57, opted for a pop of color in a velvet pink dress.
Spider-Man star Andrew Garfield, 41, looked handsome as ever in a navy suit.
Irish actor Barry Keoghan, 32, showed off his unique style, wearing a frilly collar white shirt under a black tuxedo.
Many of Hollywood’s biggest stars gathered for the annual Governors Awards, put on by the film academy’s board of governors.
The event honored the late Quincy Jones, James Bond producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson, filmmaker Richard Curtis and casting director Juliet Taylor. It’s also a de-facto campaign stop for Oscar hopefuls as awards season gets underway.
Broccoli and her brother Wilson are following in her father’s footsteps receiving the rarely given Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award, celebrating the work of producers.
Albert ‘Cubby’ Broccoli accepted his own trophy (then a bust of Thalberg) at the 1982 Academy Awards as they looked on from the audience.
‘It’s very humbling,’ Broccoli told The Associated Press. ‘I think of so many people who have come before us, so many people I wish had been given the honor who aren’t with us anymore.’
Curtis, a writer and director known for his contributions to romantic comedies like Love, Actually, Notting Hill and Four Weddings and a Funeral is being recognized for a lifetime of charitable work with the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award. Getting an Oscar was a lifetime dream for him – as a teenager he used to try to shield himself from the news so that he could watch the broadcast the next night in the U.K.
‘This is particularly a special award, but it’s not work for which one expects praise or needs praise,’ he said.
Taylor is even less accustomed to being publicly celebrated for her contributions to cinema as a casting director.
In her over four decades of work, she cast classics like Annie Hall, Working Girl, Sleepless in Seattle and Schindler’s List.
While she’s excited about the honorary Oscar, she’s even happier that her peers are soon going to be regularly recognized. Starting with films released in 2025, the film academy will give a new competitive Oscar to casting directors.
The Governors Awards are often an emotional affair. With no television cameras or band there to play you off during a speech, it’s a night where friends and colleagues get to pay tribute to that year’s honorary Oscar recipients, many of whom are later in life.
But this 15th event took on an added sadness when Jones passed earlier this month. There are still plans to honor Jones on Sunday with a tribute to his life, work and legacy.
