Excuse My Language, But Everyone At The 2025 NAACP Image Awards Looked Effing Amazing
Last night, actors, musicians, and entertainers alike gathered in Pasadena, California, to celebrate the 56th Annual NAACP Image Award.
Hosted by actor and comedian Deon Cole, the night was filled with laughter, well-deserved tributes, music, history, and undeniable talent.
Here's what celebs wore to the ceremony:
Keke Palmer
Chloe Bailey
Halle Bailey
Taraji P. Henson
Janelle James
Malcolm Washington and Ayo Edebiri
Doug Emhoff and Former Vice President Kamala Harris
Zoe Saldaña
Gabrielle Union
Tichina Arnold
Deon Cole
MC Lyte
Tamron Hall
Kyla Pratt
Morris Chestnut
Cynthia Erivo
Kerry Washington
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Damon Wayans
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Marlon Wayans
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Kim Wayans
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Damon Wayans Jr.
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Gregg Wayans and Craig Wayans
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Chaunte Wayans
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Aldis Hodge
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Edwin Hodge
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Shanola Hampton
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Emayatzy Corinealdi
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John David Washington
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Kingsley Ben-Adir
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Laverne Cox
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Jurnee Smollett
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Dave Chappelle
Leon Bennett / Getty Images for NAACP
Danielle Deadwyler
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Mike Epps and Kyra Epps
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Anthony Davis and Yvette Nicole Brown
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Essence Atkins
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Yolanda Adams
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Terrence J
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Naturi Naughton
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LL Cool J
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Michael Rainey Jr.
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Jabari Banks
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David Alan Grier
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Shannon Sharpe
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Jay Ellis and Don Cheadle
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Stephen Hill and Chanté Moore
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David Banner
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Jennifer Freeman
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Ego Nwodim
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Brandon T. Jackson
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Ebony Obsidian
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Pepi Sonuga
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Shanice Williams
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Sarah Jeffery
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Kylie Jefferson
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Moriah Brown
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Milauna Jackson
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Tai Beauchamp
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George Wallace
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Ziggy Marley and Orly Marley
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Erica Campbell
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Jimmy Akingbola
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Lela Rochon
Arnold Turner / Getty Images for NAACP
Ledisi
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Robert Glasper
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Novi Brown
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Kron Moore
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Madisin Rian
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Melissa L. Williams
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Skyh Black and KJ Smith
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Quincy
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And last, but certainly not least, Joivan Wade
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I have so many favorites from this list! Which looks were you loving this year? Let me know in the comments!
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