Judith Light, 76, was a standout at The Creative Coalition's 11th Annual Humanitarian Awards in West Hollywood on Saturday, arriving in a long-sleeved olive green dress with an asymmetric hemline and tousled bright blonde waves.
The Emmy-winning actress, who gained mainstream recognition in the 1980s as Angela Bower on the sitcom Who's the Boss?, completed the look with a thin belt, matching pointy-toe heels and subtle, smoky makeup. Light appeared in good spirits at the event, which was hosted at Craig's restaurant.
Light had been in New York City earlier in the week for New York Fashion Week, attending the Michael Kors Collection Spring/Summer 2026 show in a timeless ivory pantsuit and carrying a geometric handbag. Her appearances reflect a busy public schedule that has included both industry and philanthropic engagements.
Born in Trenton, New Jersey, Light began her career in theater and rose to prominence in the late 1970s and 1980s. Her role as Angela Bower on Who's the Boss?, which premiered in 1984, was widely noted for portraying a self-sufficient single mother and contributed to discussions about women's representation on television.
Last year, Light accepted a Primetime Emmy Award for her performance as Irene Smothers in the Peacock series Poker Face. In her acceptance remarks she thanked the Academy and fellow nominees and praised collaborators, singling out creators and colleagues by name. She also referenced the 2023 industry strikes and expressed gratitude to the people who supported her through a difficult period for the entertainment community, and she paid particular tribute to her husband, Robert Desiderio.
Light's work spans stage, television and film, and her recent public appearances underline a continued presence in both creative and civic circles. The Creative Coalition event, which honors public service and advocacy in the arts, drew a range of industry figures to West Hollywood on Saturday night.
Representatives for Light did not immediately provide additional comment on her appearance. The Creative Coalition did not immediately respond to requests for comment on event details.
As an actor who has shifted between dramatic and comedic roles over decades, Light's career has included theater credits prior to her television breakthrough, and more recent television work has garnered critical recognition, including the Emmy she accepted in 2024 for Poker Face. Her visibility at high-profile events and fashion shows underscores her ongoing role as both a performer and a public figure within the entertainment community.