A dazzling number of stars graced the 56th NAACP Image Awards red carpet at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium on Saturday.
Kerry Washington, 48, teased a hint of her toned midriff in a stunning floral gown, featuring a bandeau top and floor-length skirt.
The Scandal star completed her look with peep-toe black heels and wore her raven tresses in soft curls. Kerry is nominated for Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture, for her role in The Six Triple Eight.
Meanwhile Zoe Saldana, 46, looked chic as ever in a grey silk dress with a polka dot pattern, and black heels.
Gabrielle Union, 52, made a striking appearance in a glittering, floor-sweeping silver gown.
The NAACP Image Awards are an annual ceremony honoring outstanding achievements and performances of Black people in film, television, music, and literature.
Kerry Washington, 48, Zoe Saldana, 46, and Gabrielle Union, 52, led the glamour at the 56th NAACP Image Awards, held at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium on Saturday
Kerry teased a hint of her toned midriff in a stunning floral gown, featuring a bandeau top and floor-length skirt
Halle Bailey, 24, was a vision in a busty sparkling dress that showcased her toned figure.
The Little Mermaid star accessorized with a silver necklace.
Her sister Chloe Bailey, 26, had all eyes on her in a dramatic black and golden gown with wing-like embellishments.
Orange Is the New Black star Laverne Cox, 52, wowed in a bustier-style gown with a nude top and black skirt.
The Scandal star completed her look with peep-toe black heels
She wore her raven tresses in soft curls
Kerry is nominated for Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture, for her role in The Six Triple Eight
Halle Bailey, 24, was a vision in a busty sparkling dress that showcased her toned figure
The Little Mermaid star accessorized with a silver necklace
Chloe Bailey, 26, had all eyes on her in a dramatic black and golden gown with wing-like embellishments
Orange Is the New Black star Laverne Cox , 52, wowed in a bustier-style gown with a nude top and black skirt
The NAACP Image Awards cover a wide range of categories, including motion picture, television, music, literature and podcast.
There are also special awards given to individuals who have made significant contributions to civil rights and social justice.