Riley Keough, Quinta Brunson and Dakota Fanning wore all-black outfits on Thursday while being awarded at the IndieWire Honors in Los Angeles.
The actresses were among the honorees at the first spring edition of IndieWire Honors that focused exclusively on TV achievement during an awards ceremony at Citizen News.
Riley, 35, wore a black knitted knee-length dress that featured a plunging neckline.
The granddaughter of Elvis Presley was honored with the Maverick Award for projects ranging from The Runaways to Daisy Jones & The Six.
Riley also co-directed War Pony and co-founded her own production company Felix Culpa.
Quinta, 34, rocked a sleeveless black dress that featured a sweeping front cutout and had her long straight hair down below her shoulders.
The Abbott Elementary creator, writer and star was honored with the Visionary Award for her work on the ABC sitcom.
Dakota, 30, looked lovely in a floor-length, sleeveless black gown.
She was honored with the Performance Award for her work in the Netflix thriller series Ripley.
Comedy legend Carol Burnett, 91, also was in attendance and was honored with the Vanguard Award that cited her recent work in the last season of Better Call Saul, her 2023 variety special as well as her performance in the new Apple TV+ series Palm Royale.
John Mulaney, 41, looked sharp at the awards ceremony in which he was honored with the Innovation Award.
The stand-up comic recently hosted the live, six-night Netflix series John Mulaney Presents: Everybody’s in LA’ that provided a new spin on the TV comedy format.
Lulu Wang, 41, also was recognized with the Crossover Award for her work on the Amazon Prime Video series Expats starring Nicole Kidman.
Mexican director and writer Issa López won the Auteur Award for her work in the HBO series True Detective: Night Country.
The granddaughter of Elvis Presley was honored with the Maverick Award for projects ranging from The Runaways to Daisy Jones & The Six
The Abbott Elementary creator, writer and star was honored with the Visionary Award for her work on the ABC sitcom
Dakota was honored with the Performance Award for her work in the Netflix thriller series Ripley
John Mulaney, 41, looked sharp at the awards ceremony in which he was honored with the Innovation Award
Quinta and John teamed up at the awards ceremony held at Citizen News
Comedy legend Carol Burnett, 91, also was in attendance and was honored with the Vanguard Award
Matt Bomer, 46, and Ron Nyswaner received the Wavelength Award for the Showtime series Fellow Travelers
Carol and Riley sat together during the event
Riley held her trophy after being awarded for her stellar TV work
Matt spoke onstage while being honored at the awards ceremony
Lulu Wang took home the Crossover Award for her work on the Amazon Prime Video series Expats starring Nicole Kidman
Issa López won the Auteur Award for her work in True Detective: Night Country
Matt Bomer, 46, and Ron Nyswaner received the Wavelength Award for the Showtime series Fellow Travelers.
IndieWire was established in 1996 as a film industry and film criticism newsletter with an initial focus predominantly on independent film.
It was acquired in January 2016 by Penske Media.
Mary J. Blige, Diane Kruger, Issa Rae, Abbi Jacobson, Sterling K. Brown, Kumail Nanjiani, and James Franco were the honorees at the inaugural IndieWire Honors in November 2017 in Los Angeles.
