BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. – The Golden Globes kicked off the awards season with a spectacular display of fashion, with stars bringing their A-game to the red carpet. From sparkling gowns to retro-inspired looks, the event marked a return to classic Hollywood glamour. Here’s a rundown of some of the most talked-about styles from the night:
Ariana Grande: Yellow Takes Center Stage
Rather than the usual Glinda pink, Ariana Grande, star of Wicked, went for a nod to the yellow brick road in a striking pale yellow Givenchy haute couture gown. The vintage 1966 design, reflecting the Audrey Hepburn era, featured a hand-beaded bodice and was accessorized with a Swarovski choker and white opera gloves. Grande brought a timeless elegance to the event, offering a chic twist on a classic color.
Mikey Madison: Rising Star, Bold Fashion
Fresh off her breakout role in Anora, Mikey Madison turned heads in a shiny gold strapless column gown from Bottega Veneta. The gown highlighted her transformation into a fashion star, with classic movie star glam that matched her growing presence in Hollywood.
Cate Blanchett: Golden Goddess
Cate Blanchett wowed in a glistening gold Louis Vuitton gown designed by Nicholas Ghesquière. With a ruched top and newly added gold stones, Blanchett looked every bit the awards-season icon, showcasing a dazzling yet elegant design she had previously worn at the Cannes Film Festival.
Nicole Kidman: Silver Sparkle
Nicole Kidman glimmered in a one-shoulder backless Balenciaga gown, with a polished half-ponytail completing the look. The silver gown made a bold statement, exuding high-end glamour.
Ali Wong: Fiery Red Elegance
Ali Wong wasn’t hard to miss in her fiery red Balenciaga gown. With cascading tulle and black spandex opera gloves, Wong’s look combined boldness with sophistication, giving a modern twist to a classic red carpet style.
Zoë Kravitz: Vintage Glamour with a Twist
Zoë Kravitz brought old-school Hollywood glamour back to the carpet in a black velvet Saint Laurent gown featuring a plunging neckline. A pastel pink silk bow around her waist added a soft, feminine touch to the otherwise classic look.
Timothée Chalamet: Traditional with a Twist
Timothée Chalamet opted for a more traditional approach this year, wearing a sleek black Tom Ford suit with an embellished jacket and a blue scarf. His refined look stood in contrast to his past, more unconventional red carpet choices.
Ayo Edebiri: Menswear Inspiration
Known for her standout fashion choices, Ayo Edebiri channeled Julia Roberts’ iconic Golden Globe look from 1990 with a boxy gray suit from designer Jonathan Anderson at Loewe. The addition of a gold leaf necklace gave the menswear-inspired look a unique flair.
Colman Domingo: A Red-Carpet Pro
Actor Colman Domingo didn’t disappoint, rocking a Valentino ensemble complete with a voluminous silk bow tie and a polka dot shirt. Domingo continues to impress with his bold and stylish red carpet choices.
Cynthia Erivo: Nail Art Mastery
Cynthia Erivo captivated the crowd with her black embellished Louis Vuitton dress and signature five-hour nail art, which became a major talking point. The star continued her trend of combining fashion and art in one stunning package.
Kerry Washington: Neon Pink Glam
Kerry Washington stood out in a neon pink silk taffeta gown from Balenciaga, complete with a dramatic train and opera gloves. Her daring look was the perfect blend of edgy and glamorous.
Angelina Jolie and Zahara Jolie: Mother-Daughter Glam
Angelina Jolie dazzled in an Alexander McQueen gown, designed with intertwining metallic colors and a branch-like pattern. Her daughter, Zahara, matched her mother in a similar dress, showing a coordinated family fashion moment that turned heads.
Tyler James Williams: Fashion Rebel
Tyler James Williams of Abbott Elementary made a bold fashion statement in a gray pinstripe suit with a double-breasted jacket and dramatic shoulder pads. His unique take on red carpet fashion was a hit, defying traditional norms with confidence.
Glen Powell: Casual Glamour
Actor Glen Powell took a more laid-back approach, wearing an open-necked brown shirt with a black velvet Giorgio Armani jacket. This relaxed yet stylish ensemble proved that men’s fashion at the Golden Globes doesn’t always have to be formal.
Lookalike Contestants at the Globes
Some fun moments included Max Braunstein and Miles Mitchell, who won lookalike contests for Glen Powell and Timothée Chalamet, respectively. The two made their way onto the red carpet holding signs that read: “I won a lookalike contest and now I’m at the Golden Globes.”
Source: AP News
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