As the award's title might suggest, its purpose is to "honor brave, strong and resilient women who have dedicated their lives to create positive change in society." The previous winners of the award were the philanthropist Anges Gund and Queen Elizabeth II. This year, the invite-on list that brought Martha Stewart and Sylvester Stallone to Washington D.C. celebrated the fashion designer Diane Von Furstenberg.
Instagram users seemed to rapturously validate Stewart in the comments with single words like "Gorgeous," "Beautiful," or "Stunning." Criticism was not entirely absent, however. Some shook their heads at the composition of the group: "A lot of men for a woman of leadership award. Also where is the diversity?" Others didn't focus on the diverseness of the group but seemed bothered by the expensive display that was occurring "while the rest of us can't afford to even drive to work."
In short, the post that Stewart shared is a glimpse into a world of foundations and organizations that most of the near 21,000 people who liked it can only experience by such vicarious means.
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