RBG, they had to work around Ginsburg's schedule.

"I'm so happy we did; it's the least we can do," she told USA TODAY prior to her namesake event. "It's actually given us the idea that we can make these awards travel; they don't have to only be in New York."

The DVF Awards were created in 2010 by von Furstenberg, 73, to honor extraordinary women who are making an impact on other women's lives: "Women who have had the courage to fight, the strength to survive and the leadership to inspire," she explained.

The theme of the evening was women uplifting other women, and it permeated every aspect of the awards.

"It's hard to believe that I'm going to be at the Library of Congress, at the same time there's two exhibitionsCondor shared that von Furstenberg helped her fix her jumpsuit before she walked the carpet: "She literally came and tied it herself... I tied it wrong," Condor, 22, told USA TODAY.

But RBG was "the true rockstar" of the evening, as Iman noted.

Clinton, 72, presented the award to the Supreme Court Justice and shared a few humorous anecdotes while praising Ginsburg's landmark case.

"Advancing the rights of women and girls is the great unfinished business of the 21st century and no one has done more to push it into reality than Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg," Clinton said. "Every step of the way throughout her career, she has sent a clear message that women belong in all places that decisions are being made."

While speaking about Ginsburg's efforts in the