Only three black women in the history of the Oscars have won an award in a category outside of acting.

Two of those happened tonight: Hannah Beachler and Ruth E Carter, for production design and costume design on Black Panther. Carter, in particular, is one of the industry’s most respected figures, a costume designer who has been Oscar-nominated twice before this evening for her work on Malcolm X and Armistad. Now, she can call herself the first black woman to win an Oscar for costume design.

Beachler, who was the production designer for Oscar-winning film Moonlight and Beyonce’s Lemonade album, is not only the first black woman to win an Oscar for production design, but the first black woman to be nominated.

“I got it,” Carter said, accepting her award to a rousing standing ovation. “This has been a long time coming… I dreamed of this night. Now, we don’t have to wait for the first - we have the first.”