Everything You Need to Know About the SAG Awards

Updated on Jan 26, 2015 at 1:37 AM

The SAG Awards gave viewers so many glamorous and emotional moments on Sunday that it was difficult to keep up with everything that happened. In an effort to help you make sense of it all, we've rounded up the crucial celebrity, entertainment, fashion, and beauty stories that came out of the show. Read on to discover what you may have missed!

We kicked off the night with a seriously star-studded red carpet, which Lupita Nyong'o (and her cornrows) owned.
Sofia Vergara and Joe Manganiello made their red carpet debut as fiancés, and her giant engagement ring was center stage.
Julianna Margulies and her husband, Keith Lieberthal, plus Jennifer Aniston and her fiancé, Justin Theroux, were some of the other hot couples we couldn't keep our eyes off.
The casts of Orange Is the New Black, Game of Thrones, and Modern Family all looked more glamorous than you're used to seeing them on TV.

The fun continued off stage, especially when random celebrity run-ins went down.
Of course, few audience interactions could top Meryl Streep, Julia Roberts, and Jennifer Aniston's interesting chat, which we're still trying to figure out.
The show brought on plenty of amazing, totally quotable remarks.
Uzo Aduba's emotional speech made us love her even more.
Mark Ruffalo was a no-show, but his response to his win on Twitter totally made it OK.

Throughout all the big wins, our favorite stars looked picture perfect, thanks to gorgeous, drool-worthy hair and makeup looks and crazy-chic manicures.
A handful of ladies inspired braid envy, but did you check out how many guys had impressive beards?
Ensembles got as much attention as the beauty looks, with our readers sounding off on everything from Emma Stone's menswear-inspired look to Julia Roberts's jumpsuit.
As for the color of the show, it was difficult not to notice all the ladies who wore white.
Meanwhile, it was a struggle figuring out the most important question of the night: who should take home the award for best dressed?

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