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Rachel Brosnahan keeps it chic and sophisticated while hitting the red carpet at the 2018 Writers Guild Awards New York held at the Edison Ballroom on Sunday (February 11) in New York City.

The 27-year-old Marvelous Mrs. Maisel star was joined at the event by Rachel Dratch, Tina Fey, Adam Pally, Anna Chlumsky, Lucas Hedges, Julie Klausner, Seth Meyers, and Tracy Morgan and his wife Megan Wollover.

The award ceremony was simultaneously held in both New York City and Los Angeles, with Late Night With Seth Meyers writer Amber Ruffin hosting in NYC, while Patton Oswalt hosted in LA.

Attendees at the LA ceremony included Kathy Griffin, Get Out stars Marcus Henderson and Betty Gabriel, Dylan McDermott, Nicholas D’Agosto, Shape of Water‘s Guillermo del Toro and Vanessa Taylor, and Stranger Things writers Matt and Ross Duffer.

For the full list of winners of the 2018 Writers Guild of America Awards, click here!

FYI: Rachel is wearing a Saint Laurent jumpsuit.

Greta Gerwig happily poses alongside Jordan Peele while attending the Writers Guild’s 2018 Beyond Words event held at the Writers Guild Theater on Thursday (February 1) in Beverly Hills, Calif.

The Oscar-nominated writer-director’s were joined at the event by The Big Sick‘s Emily V. Gordon and Kumail Nanjiani, Shape of Water‘s Guillermo Del Toro and Vanessa Taylor, Molly’s Game‘s Aaron Sorkin, and The Imitation Game‘s Graham Moore.

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Jordan recently visited the U.C.L.A. students studying his work for Get Out, and shared that Whoopi Goldberg accepting her Oscar for Ghost in 1991 taught him “there’s no ceiling for people like me.”

“I remember internalizing that,” Jordan told the students (via Vanity Fair). “Like, wow, she’s speaking to me, ’cause this is something I want to do, I feel like I can do. When those nominations came together last week, I realized the awards and the acknowledgment is bigger than me, and bigger than my own personal accomplishment. By seeing my work be recognized this way, there’s a whole generation of people who will be uplifted by that. And that’s why I’m here.”

“I never would’ve made Get Out without the dream, and part of the dream for me was Whoopi, was the Oscars, was realizing that there wasn’t a ceiling for people like me,” Jordan continued, revealing that he cold-called Whoopi after finding out Get Out‘s nominations. “I lost it in the middle of the call, because it’s not something I think about all the time, and part of telling that story was this realization that I have the opportunity to help show others that they can achieve their dream in the same way. She said, ‘Look, thank you, sometimes you put something out there, and you don’t know if someone’s hearing it or not’. It was just one of the best calls I’ve ever had.”