The annual Gold Gala was held in Los Angeles on May 11, with celebrities like Halsey, Saweetie, Cynthia Erivo, Michelle Yeoh, Padma Lakshmi, and Lucy Liu setting the red carpet ablaze.
Held by the nonprofit Gold House, the event celebrates Asian-Pacific achievements across various fields.
Halsey turned heads in a vibrant lehenga, attending alongside her boyfriend, actor Avan Jogia.
Lakshmi, who co-created the menu with Michelin-starred chef Vijay Kumar, stunned in a highlighter yellow dress.
“Kung Fu Panda” actor Lucy Liu opted for a sleek jean blue number.
Saweetie, another honoree and performer, dazzled in a daring green see-through gown.
Cynthia Erivo delivered a speech at the Gala and notably reunited with “Wicked” director Jon M. Chu, who was also in attendance.
“Everything Everywhere all at Once” actor Michelle Yeoh made an appearance in a classy beige suit with a short skirt.
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Chloe Kim flaunted her legs in a silver fringe dress, and child star Gordon Cormier kept it simple in white.
Christine Chiu, Jon M. Chu, Karrueche Tran, and Lena Waithe were among the other stars who brought their fashion A-game.
“Moana” actor Auli'i Cravalho was also spotted at the event and presented the ‘A1 Honor in Social Impact’ to the ‘Maui First Responders’ for their relief efforts after the devastating Hawaii wildfires of 2023.
Honorees like Lucy Liu (presented by her “Jerry Maguire” co-star Regina King) and Steven Yeun (“The Walking Dead”) received awards for their performances.
DJ and producer Steve Aoki played a set at the event, igniting the crowd.
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Saweetie later changed into a tight black jumpsuit and closed out the night with an electrifying performance.
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