If you love all things glamour, then the Golden Globes are for you. It's the show where actresses from both film and TV unite wearing their hair and makeup finest. And this is where you can see all the stars up close and personal. See the most minute shadow flecks, every curl, and more. It's all here.
For some, a big red carpet appearance means pulling out all the stops when it comes to makeup. But others, like Anne Hathaway, Rosario Dawson, and Sienna Miller, opt for a more natural palette. This trend was widespread on the carpet for the Golden Globes, and the women who rocked it wore it proudly. What do you think of the natural makeup look for big award show like the Globes?
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Angelina Jolie kick-started the thigh-high split trend at last year's Oscars, and the after-effects of her leg-baring Atelier Versace look is still being felt today, with a slew of stars wearing gowns with pin-revealing splits to the Golden Globes. Heidi Klum got her supermodel stems out, as did Lea Michele in Elie Saab, Eva Longoria in Emilio Pucci and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley in Saint Laurent. Want to see who else showed a little leg? Let your fingers do the walking!
Second to the sea of scarlet on the Golden Globes red carpet was the proliferation of gowns embellished with gold. And we're not taking about all-over, sequinned top-to-tail gold — but a less obvious and more effective use of embellishment to highlight shouders, waistlines and necklines. A well placed trim here, a smattering of jewels there; it really was about using this high-shine detailing to draw attention to the best bits. Nicole Kidman and Kate Hudson both worked the trend courtesy of Alexander McQueen, Julianne Hough did a gold-on-white version via Marchesa and Helen Mirren showed us how it's done. Step inside to see more.
One of the first trends we noticed on the Golden Globes red carpet was the rainbow of red. Stars were taking their sartorial inspiration from what was underfoot, with every shade of scarlet represented. From Jennifer Lawrence's dramatic Dior gown to Jennifer Garner's ruby Vivienne Westwood number to Naomi Watt's elegant Zac Posen frock, red was THE colour to wear. Step inside to see who else wore the trend.
What a frock-fest! The Golden Globes really over-delivered in the style stakes today, with Hollywood's leading ladies of television and film bringing their A-game to the red carpet. From sexy thigh-high splits to carefully-placed cut-outs to dramatic mermaid silhouettes, we witnessed it all via our red carpet polls, but we have to choose a favourite. Can we ask a favour? We're going to enlist your help to crown today's best-dressed star. OK? Naomi Watts turned heads in a dramatic burgundy Zac Posen gown, best actress winner Jessica Chastain was flawless in sleek Calvin Klein collection, Jessica Alba was a picture of peach perfection in Oscar de la Renta, and last but not least Les Mis star Anne Hathaway stunned in white-on-white Chanel. So. . . who's going to be best dressed?
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The Golden Globes are underway — and already we've been inundated with serious red-carpet glamour. We're breaking down every arrival right here so you don't miss a moment of the frock action. We've spotted Nicole Richie dazzling in an embellished Naeem Khan number, Naomi Watts bringing major glamour in a dramatic burgundy Zac Posen gown, Jennifer Lawrence looking red-hot in a strapless Dior couture number, and much (much!) more. Click on, this is just the beginning of what is always one of the nights of the 2013 awards season.
Funny lady Kristen Wiig managed to look both simple and sexy at today's Globes in her Michael Kors wool crepe halter gown from the Spring 2013 collection — how hot is that diamond cut-out? We also approved of her choice of gold accessories: a box clutch, a Cartier love bracelet, and a few rings — the black and gold made for a striking duo. Are you into Kristen's latest red-carpet ensemble?
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Girls' creator/star extraordinaire — and (spoiler alert!) Golden Globe winner — Lena Dunham wore her second Zac Posen creation in as many days, and we're loving the polished look of her off-the-shoulder dark plum gown. The structural shape — courtesy of sculpted tailoring details at the bodice and skirt — gave Lena's whole red-carpet look an Old Hollywood feel. Coupled with her edgier pixie cut and a pair of stud earrings, the actress made sure to inject her signature low-key approach into styling on the high-glam gown. Does her ensemble work for you?
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Lucy Liu took a bit of a fashion risk when she stepped onto the red carpet wearing one of the most voluminous gowns of the night: this strapless floral gown, part of Carolina Herrera's Pre-Fall 2013 collection. The actress slipped her hands into her pockets for ease and opted to keep her accessories to a minimum with diamond drop earrings. Do you think this floral fashion moment paid off? Let us know below.
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