Julia Roberts Rocks Pink Pants at the SAGs

Updated on 1/19/2014 at 8:09 PM

Julia Roberts had a seriously good time with her August: Osage County costar Meryl Streep at the Critics' Choice Awards on Thursday night, and the fun kept going at the SAG Awards in LA on Saturday. The two took the stage and made each other laugh while discussing their movie, August: Osage County, and honoring Tracy Letts, who wrote the Pulitzer-winning play on which the movie is based.

Julia was up for an award for outstanding performance in a supporting role, which went to newcomer Lupita Nyong'o, and the film is nominated for outstanding performance by an ensemble cast. Neither the movie nor its cast has picked up any wins yet this season, but they did nab two Oscar nominations — one for Meryl and one for Julia! Julia rocked a pink pantsuit for tonight's big event — make sure to vote on hers and all the other looks in our SAGs red carpet fashion and beauty polls.

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Julia hung out with Jesse Tyler Ferguson on the red carpet.

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Julia cuddled up to Morgan Freeman.

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Julia struck up a smiley chat with Amy Adams.

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