Last Night Was The Annual Governors Awards Ceremony — Here's What Everyone Wore
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Last night was the annual Governors Awards ceremony, which is a special non-televised event that the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences holds to honor recipients of honorary Oscars. This year's recipients were Angela Bassett, Mel Brooks, film editor Carol Littleton, and Sundance Institute’s Michelle Satter.
According to the Oscars' main site, they hold these awards so the winners don't face the time constraints they normally would at the annual Academy Awards ceremony. "By creating a separate event for recognizing these outstanding people in the movie industry, we’re ensuring that each honoree will be given their due without compromise," the official Oscars page says.
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And since a bunch of celebs came out to celebrate the recipients, the red carpet was full of so many gorgeous looks. Here's what everyone wore:
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