Lupita Nyong'o and Oprah Winfrey duke it out in the style stakes at the NAACP Image Awards... but the newcomer claims victory with yet another Supporting Actress win

The 2014 awards season It girl Lupita Nyong'o has yet to put a foot wrong as she struts her stuff on the red carpet.
With the world's top designers clamouring to dress her, it's certainly little wonder why.
On Saturday night, the 12 Years A Slave star knocked it out of the park once more as she slipped into a stunning burnt orange Givenchy number with sexy plunging neckline for the 45th NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) Image Awards.
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Great minds! Lupita Nyong'o (left) and Oprah Winfrey showed off their unique styles in two very different but similarly hued burnt orange gowns as they hit the red carpet at the 45th NAACP Image Awards at LA's Pasadena Civic Auditorium on Saturday

Hitting the right note: The stunning newcomer is yet to put a foot wrong this awards season, knocking it out of the park once again in this two-tone Givenchy number with empire waist and sexy plunging neckline, paired with matching strappy stilettos and clutch

The 30-year-old showed off her lean and toned physique in the two-tone pleated dress with cinched waist, which she paired with matching strappy stilettos and clutch, also by Givenchy, and mani-pedi.
The Kenyan beauty completed her look with gold accessories in the form of a large cuff and dangling earrings, and played up her eyes with contrasting bronze-hued make-up, while she opted for a glossy orangey-red lipstick.
Her hair was worn in two fun and youthful bun-like mounds atop her head with a centre part.

Not her best look: The 60-year-old was more modestly covered than her counterpart in her unusual three-quarter-sleeve buttoned-up number with organza patchwork-like detail and matching choppy, layered skirt

A-list catch-ups: The 12 Years A Slave star took the opportunity to mingle with Oprah's Lee Daniels' The Butler co-star and the night's prestigious Chairman's Award recipient Forest Whitaker on the red carpet

Another notch on her belt: The relative newcomer continues to prove to be a force to be reckoned with as she sweeps the pool this awards season following her powerful performance in 12 Years A Slave

Over-the-moon: The 30-year-old's ear-to-ear grin said it all as she proudly posed with her latest gong - for Outstanding Supporting Actress

No hard feelings: While the two women have gone head-to-head in the Supporting Actress category all awards season, they proved to be the best of pals and totally in awe of each other as they shared a hug at the Critics' Choice Awards on January 16

But the newcomer wasn't the only one who chose the standout hue for the event, held at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium in Los Angeles.
Veteran talk show host and actress Oprah Winfrey proved likeminded as she also donned the flattering colour, though unsurprisingly the 60-year-old flashed significantly less flesh than her counterpart.
The Lee Daniels' The Butler star displayed a more mature style in a three-quarter-sleeve button-up belted number with unusual organza patchwork-like detail and matching choppy layered skirt, while she stuck to her signature voluminous curly 'do and complementary natural make-up.

Simply stunning: Heavily pregnant Kerry Washington looked effortlessly stylish in her silk sapphire strapless custom Thakoon gown, which featured an empire waist, train and contrasting blush silk neckline and delicate off-the-shoulder sleeves

Plenty to celebrate: The Scandal star was thrilled with her win for Outstanding Actress In A Drama Series, beaming with pride as she took to the podium to accept her award

Surprise win: The shocked actress was then brought back out on stage with the cast of her hit ABC political drama Scandal as they were presented with the gong for Outstanding Drama Series

Remembering a true hero: During the night's proceedings, Oprah took to the stage to pay tribute to the late, great former President of South Africa and anti-apartheid revolutionary Nelson Mandela, who passed away on December 5 at the age of 95

Not only did the two women go head-to-head in the style stakes, but they also duked it out once more in the Outstanding Supporting Actress category.
Lupita continued her winning streak by taking the gong for her powerful performance in 12 Years A Slave.
All season long, the pair have gone up against each other in the Supporting Actress category.

What a treat! Stevie Wonder got the crowd up on their feet dancing and singing along as he entertained them during the evening

'My first selfie. Love @idriselba! #imageawards': The 60-year-old finally proved there's something she isn't so good at as she posed for her first ever selfie with pal Idris Elba, which she posted to her Twitter page

Flaunt it! Singer and actress Brandy Norwood (left) - who won Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Comedy Series for The Game - and The View's Sherri Shepherd showed off their fashion chops and enviable figures in glamorous slinky black lace and metallic sequinned gowns respectively

All bases covered: Outstanding Actress In A Daytime Drama Series winner Tatyana Ali proved her plunging black and silver embroidered fishtail gown with tassel detail and sheer back looked great from every angle as she twirled for the cameras

Two-of-a-kind: Scandal co-stars Tony Goldwyn (left) and Scott Foley got suited up in dapper black with matching silk ties and crisp white shirts as they took to the red carpet

While Lupita has pipped her adversary at the post at the majority of awards ceremonies, neither one took home the BAFTA on February 17, with the honour instead going to Jennifer Lawrence for American Hustle.
However, it's not all over for Oprah, with the fan favourite being presented with the Entertainer Of The Year award at tonight's event.
Another of the night's big winners both on the red carpet and awards-wise was Kerry Washington.

Perfectly elegant: Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom star Naomie Harris looked like a shimmering gold statue in her delicate lace frock with plunging neckline

Far from Scandalous: Co-stars Darby Stanchfield (left) and Katie Lowes couldn't have chosen more dissimilar looks, with Darby opting for a figure-hugging green silk fit and flare frock with grey waistband, while Katie picked black textured halterneck Halston Heritage with voluminous skirt

Everyone wants a piece of her: A rather dapper That Awkward Moment star Michael B Jordan took the opportunity to rub shoulders with Lupita during a break in proceedings

Sharing the love for Lupita! The Fast & The Furious' Vin Diesel also got in on the act, sharing a squeeze and a wholehearted laugh with the woman of the moment

The heavily pregnant 37-year-old showed off her gorgeous new curves in a stunning silk sapphire strapless custom Thakoon gown with train and empire waist.
The figure-flattering number also featured a shiny blush neckline and delicate off-the-shoulder sleeves, while she accessorised with a matching blue silk Prada clutch.
The Scandal star completed her look with soft blush cheeks and lips and dramatic dark eyes and wore her long dark locks in a fishtail braid over one shoulder.

Specs appeal: A bespectacled Lupita was joined by Naomi Harris as they presented an award together

Starting young: China Anne McClain looked much older than her tender 15 years in her canary yellow strapless lace gown as she posed with her Outstanding Performance In A Youth/Children (Series Or Special) gong for Disney's A.N.T. Farm

Too cool for school! The Butler's Terrence Howard mixed and matched to great effect in black dress pants and shoes, a shiny midnight blue suit jacket and tie, white shirt and pocket square

Complementary couple: The star was the envy of men everywhere with stunning wife Miranda on his arm, who looked picture-perfect in her scarlet fishtail gown with peplum waist and sheer bodice detail that made it appear strapless

Contrasting style: Ed Asner (left) kept it classy and classic in his suit and bow tie, while Stevie Wonder rocked his signature colourful and comfortable Indian-inspired kaftan and pants

A little bump and grind! Brooklyn Nine-Nine's Terry Crews and The Good Wife's Archie Panjabi jazzed up their presentation with some hip-on-hip action

Winners are grinners: The cast of award-winning series Scandal got together to pose with their trophy backstage at the ceremony

Little and large: Tyler Perry (right) towered over fellow actor and comedian Kevin Hart as they posed together for a fun snap

Opposite ends of the spectrum: Oprah's bestie, Gayle King (left), oozed elegance in her Grecian-inspired draped white silk gown, while Grey's Anatomy star Chandra Wilson rocked classic black with a twist with her dress's web-like intricate bodice design

Certainly proving it was her night, the actress was awarded Outstanding Actress In A Drama Series for her role as Olivia Pope in the White House-based ABC drama, which also won for Outstanding Drama Series.
The big winner of the night in the Motion Picture category was 12 Years A Slave, which took out the top award and amassed yet another win for star Lupita Nyong'o.
The event also saw Oprah pay tribute to the late Nelson Mandela, while invited guests were also treated to a special musical performance by Oscar and Grammy-winner Stevie Wonder.

Green with envy: Nia Long got all shy as she was greeted by the very handsome Idris Elba on the red carpet

In a league of her own: Regina King flashed plenty of flesh in her daring black fishtail down with cut-out chest detail and a cape-like one-shoulder feature

One does approve: Actress and now talk show host Queen Latifah enjoyed the show from the comfort of her well-appointed seat in the auditorium

Nothing to be blue about: David Oyelowo gave quite the animated speech as he was awarded the Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Motion Picture gong for his performance in Lee Daniels' The Butler

He's a comedian, too! Action man Vin Diesel had the audience laughing as he presented an award

Oh hi up there! The fan favourite gave an enthusiastic two-hand wave to those sitting up in the nose-bleed section from her prime seat in amongst the action

Up close and personal: Oprah holds on to a young friend before the awards

Host with the most: Actor and writer Anthony Anderson took on the role of MC during the prestigious event

Ready to celebrate: 12 Years A Slave producers Jeremy Kleiner and Dede Gardner and screenwriter John Ridley (from left) proudly posed with star Lupita and their Outstanding Motion Picture award after scooping the night's top prize

NAACP IMAGE AWARDS MOTION PICTURE AND TELEVISION WINNERS' LIST

MOTION PICTURE

Outstanding Motion Picture: 12 Years A Slave

Outstanding Actor In A Motion Picture: Forest Whitaker – Lee Daniels' The Butler

Outstanding Actress In A Motion Picture: Angela Bassett – Black Nativity

Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Motion Picture: David Oyelowo – Lee Daniels' The Butler

Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Motion Picture: Lupita Nyong'o – 12 Years A Slave

Outstanding Independent Motion Picture: Fruitvale Station

Outstanding International Motion Picture: War Witch

Outstanding Documentary (Theatrical): Free Angela And All Political Prisoners


TELEVISION

Outstanding Comedy Series: Real Husbands Of Hollywood

Outstanding Actor In A Comedy Series: Kevin Hart - Real Husbands Of Hollywood

Outstanding Actress In A Comedy Series: Wendy Raquel Robinson – The Game

Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Comedy Series: Morris Chestnut – Nurse Jackie

Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Comedy Series: Brandy Norwood – The Game

Outstanding Drama Series: Scandal

Outstanding Actor In A Drama Series: LL Cool J – NCIS: Los Angeles

Outstanding Actress In A Drama Series: Kerry Washington - Scandal

Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Drama Series: Joe Morton – Scandal

Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Drama Series: Taraji P Henson – Person of Interest

Outstanding Television Movie, Mini-Series Or Dramatic Special: Being Mary Jane

Outstanding Actor In A Television Movie, Mini-Series or Dramatic Special:
Idris Elba – Luther

Outstanding Actress In A Television Movie, Mini-Series Or Dramatic Special:
Gabrielle Union – Being Mary Jane

Outstanding Actor In A Daytime Drama Series: Kristoff St John – The Young And The Restless

Outstanding Actress In A Daytime Drama Series: Tatyana Ali – The Young And The Restless

Outstanding News/Information (Series Or Special): The African Americans: Many Rivers
To Cross With Henry Louis Gates, Jr

Outstanding Talk Series: Steve Harvey

Outstanding Reality Series: Iyanla: Fix My Life

Outstanding Variety Series Or Special: Black Girls Rock!

Outstanding Children's Program: Wynton Marsalis: A YoungArts MasterClass

Outstanding Performance In A Youth/Children (Series Or Special):
China Anne McClain – A.N.T. Farm

Outstanding Documentary (Television): Richard Pryor: Omit The Logic


For a full list of all 54 categories, visit http://www.naacpimageawards.net/nominees/

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