Jennifer Lopez stuns alongside Angelina Jolie and pregnant Jennifer Lawrence at star-studded Governor's Awards 2024

Jennifer Lopez dazzled alongside Angelina Jolie and pregnant Jennifer Lawrence at Sunday's star-studded Governor's Awards in Los Angeles .

The Hustlers star, 55, looked sensational in a sheer beaded metallic gown that gave a glimpse at her toned figure.

The beauty — who filed for divorce from estranged husband Ben Affleck in August — completed her look with a silver clutch.

Angelina, 49, stunned in a bohemian dress with a golden bust and a white lace bottom. She was joined by her 16-year-old son Knox Jolie-Pitt for the occasion.

Meanwhile Lawrence wrapped her growing baby bump in a stylish brown dress with gold details.

Many of Hollywood's biggest stars gathered for the annual Governors Awards, put on by the film academy's board of governors.

The event honored the late Quincy Jones, James Bond producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson, filmmaker Richard Curtis and casting director Juliet Taylor. It's also a de-facto campaign stop for Oscar hopefuls as awards season gets underway.

Broccoli and her brother Wilson are following in her father's footsteps receiving the rarely given Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award, celebrating the work of producers.

Albert 'Cubby' Broccoli accepted his own trophy (then a bust of Thalberg) at the 1982 Academy Awards as they looked on from the audience.

'It's very humbling,' Broccoli told The Associated Press. 'I think of so many people who have come before us, so many people I wish had been given the honor who aren't with us anymore.'

Curtis, a writer and director known for his contributions to romantic comedies like Love, Actually, Notting Hill and Four Weddings and a Funeral is being recognized for a lifetime of charitable work with the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award. Getting an Oscar was a lifetime dream for him - as a teenager he used to try to shield himself from the news so that he could watch the broadcast the next night in the U.K.

'This is particularly a special award, but it's not work for which one expects praise or needs praise,' he said.