Cate Blanchett, Michelle Yeoh, Mia Goth and Rooney Mara led the stars at the glittering red carpet for the 38th Annual Film Independent Spirit Awards in Los Angeles on Saturday.
Rooney, whose new movie Women Talking was nominated for Best Feature that evening, was a showstopping presence as she went topless under a coat with only one button closed.
Her flesh-flashing ensemble, which allowed her to bare not just her cleavage but also her enviably taut midriff, was accented with heavy eye makeup that sharpened her penetrating gaze.
Meanwhile Cate and Michelle, who were nominated against each other for Best Lead Performance, shared a warm embrace on the red carpet in a flourish of good sportsmanship.
Cate, 53, was agelessly glamorous in a dark trouser suit that featured raised shoulders and a cape, as well as a futuristic bit of electric blue embroidery over its black background.
Meanwhile: Cate and Michelle, who were nominated against each other for Best Lead Performance, shared a warm embrace on the red carpet in a flourish of good sportsmanship
The sleek ensemble was perfectly fitted to emphasize the Lord Of The Rings superstar’s sensationally svelte figure as she treated the photographers to her ethereal stare.
Michelle on other hand was the picture of sprightly good cheer, bringing back memories of the 1980s in a dress with an extravagant set of mesh flowers twirling around her petite frame.
Mia, another acting nominee for the new slasher picture Pearl, slid into a see-through black lace gown that offered a clear view of her black bra as the cameras snapped away at her.
With a swirling hem that emphasized her statuesque figure, the dress strikingly featured a small cowl and was accessorized with a thick, matching headband.
As she swanned about during the red carpet portion of the event, Rooney got to enjoy a reunion with her Women Talking co-stars Jessie Buckley and Claire Foy.
Meanwhile Michelle also got to hobnob with her Everything Everywhere All At Once co-stars Ke Huy Quan and Stephanie Hsu, as well as the film’s writing and directing team of Daniel Scheinert and Dan Kwan.
Celebs galore were on hand, including Jamie Lee Curtis in an eye-popping metallic trouser suit, Regina King who looked radiant as ever in white and Ayo Edebiri who showed off her vertiginous legs in a glittery party dress.
Quinta Brunson – who went onto win Best Lead Performance In A New Scripted Series for Abbott Elementary, which she also created – was a golden girl in a sumptuously feathery gown.
Making it happen: Cate, 53, was agelessly glamorous in a dark trouser suit that featured raised shoulders and a cape, as well as a futuristic bit of electric blue embroidery over its black background
Stunning: With a swirling hem that emphasized her statuesque figure, Mia’s dress strikingly featured a small cowl and was accessorized with a thick, matching headband
Troika: As she swanned about during the red carpet portion of the event, Rooney got to enjoy a reunion with her Women Talking co-stars Jessie Buckley and Claire Foy
Meanwhile: Michelle also got to hobnob with her Everything Everywhere All At Once co-stars Ke Huy Quan and Stephanie Hsu, as well as the film’s writing and directing team of Daniel Scheinert and Dan Kwan
Triumphant: Quinta Brunson – who went onto win Best Lead Performance In A New Scripted Series for Abbott Elementary, which she also created – was a golden girl in a sumptuously feathery gown
Marisa Tomei recycled the daring look she wore earlier this week at a Carol Burnett tribute, while Brian d’Arcy James was every inch the silver fox and Michaela Jaé Rodriguez made a splash in an explosion of crimson mesh.
Hasan Minhaj, who has been tapped to host the evening’s revelry, added a pop of color to his other wise black ensemble in an orange jacket that appeared to be either velvet or velour.
Danielle Deadwyler put her sensationally svelte legs on display in a white mini, director Chloe Zhao wrapped a throwback chic Chanel-style jacket over her dress and Patricia Arquette was unmistakable in gold and salmon.
Normal People heartthrob Paul Mescal, nominated at the Independent Spirit Awards for his role in Aftersun, set pulses racing in a plunging white top.
W Kamau Bell made a statement in a ‘trans people belong’ t-shirt, The White Lotus actress Simona Tabasco draped her slender figure into a slinky dark gown and Melanie Lynskey was regal in a shimmering frock with a long cape.
Bridget Everett, nominated for Best Leading Performance In A Scripted Series, exuded bonhomie as she traipsed across the red carpet in a summery pastel muumuu.
Mike Colter brought a wintrier air to the proceedings in a long, cozy-looking coat, while Theo Rossi flashed his winning megawatt smile and Sarah Polley teamed her skirt-blouse combo with a tie.
Sheryl Lee Ralph, who was up for Best Supporting Performance In A New Scripted Series for Abbott Elementary, was the picture of joy in a tiered frock with a pink-to-purple color stream.
Master of ceremonies: Hasan Minhaj, who has been tapped to host the evening’s revelry, added a pop of color to his other wise black ensemble in an orange jacket that appeared to be either velvet or velour
Normal People heartthrob: Paul Mescal, nominated at the Independent Spirit Awards for his role in Aftersun, set pulses racing in a plunging white top
Cheer: Bridget Everett, nominated for Best Leading Performance In A Scripted Series, exuded bonhomie as she traipsed across the red carpet in a summery pastel muumuu
Place to be: Sheryl Lee Ralph, who was up for Best Supporting Performance In A New Scripted Series for Abbott Elementary, was the picture of joy in a tiered frock with a pink-to-purple color stream
Catastrophe co-creator Sharon Horgan complemented her strawberry blonde locks with a scarlet dress, Jeremy Pope jazzed up his suit with black leather gloves and Andrea Riseborough was the crème de la crème in chrome.
Ke Huy Quan, who won the evening’s first big gong for Best Supporting Performance for Everything Everywhere All At Once, opted for a dapper checked suit designed in various shades of grey.
Emily Hampshire brought back the 19th century with her voluminous gown, while The White Lotus actress Haley Lu Richardson sparkled in sequins and Jodie Turner-Smith pulled out the stops in a spray of feathers and sparkles.
Aubrey Plaza, who is enjoying a career high after a scene-stealing turn on The White Lotus, flaunted her astonishingly svelte frame and her cleavage in a perfectly fitted black trouser suit.
Taylor Russell flashed her taut midriff in a raven gown with a gift-ribbon motif, Succession actor Nicholas Braun wore a snappy monochrome shirt under his suit and Malala Yousafzai arrived in an aquamarine look.
Retired basketball player Dwyane Wade and nominated actress Gabrielle Union, who have been married nearly a decade, were the image of the Hollywood power couple as they stood united at the awards show.
Molly Shannon projected a classic elegance in a subtle floor-length black gown, while Troy Kotsur was a sight to see in a salmon suit and Joel Kim Booster modeled a trendily oversized tan suit.
Monica Barbaro cut an angelic figure in a fluttery white lace gown that fell off the shoulder, while Daniel Dae Kim gave off a springtime energy in a stylish sky blue suit.
Triumphant: Ke Huy Quan, who won the evening’s first big gong for Best Supporting Performance for Everything Everywhere All At Once, opted for a dapper checked suit designed in various shades of grey
Power suit: Aubrey Plaza, who is enjoying a career high after a scene-stealing turn on The White Lotus, flaunted her astonishingly svelte frame and her cleavage in a perfectly fitted black trouser suit
Date night: Retired basketball player Dwyane Wade and nominated actress Gabrielle Union, who have been married nearly a decade, were the image of the Hollywood power couple as they stood united at the awards show
Exquisite: Monica Barbaro cut an angelic figure in a fluttery white lace gown that fell off the shoulder
Beefcake in blue: Daniel Dae Kim gave off a springtime energy in a stylish sky blue suit
Disco ready: While decked out in their red carpet apparel, several of the attendees posed for pictures at the IMDb Portrait Studio, including Haley Lu, clearly in festive spirits
Pretty in pink: A cavalcade of famous faces ranging from Patricia Arquette (left) to Sheryl Lee Ralph (right) had their picture taken at IMDb Studios
Powerful: Jamie Lee Curtis, the daughter of Psycho blonde Janet Leigh and Some Like It Hot dreamboat Tony Curtis, struck an assertive pose for her portrait
Mingling: The Bear stars Ayo Edeberi and Ebon Moss Bachrach got together for a portrait with the show’s creator Christopher Storer, as well as Succession actor Nicholas Braun and Jenny Slate, whom Ayo replaced as a voice actress on Big Mouth
Sensational: MJ Rodriguez and Jodie Turner-Smith had legs for days as they balanced expertly on towering stilettos for their new portraits
Victorious: Stephanie Hsu, who won Best Breakthrough Performance at the awards for her turn in Everything Everywhere All At Once, worked a bit of monochrome magic