At the latest Golden Globes, Taylor Swift dazzled in a shimmery acid green custom Gucci creation, while Sandra Hüller graced the red carpet in goddess green, and Margot Robbie embraced a full Barbie look in pink custom Armani Privé, marking the kickoff of the fast-paced awards season on Sunday.
Colman Domingo paid tribute to activist Bayard Rustin, whom he portrays in “Rustin,” by donning a Nehru tuxedo adorned with pins. Lily Gladstone, a rising star and a Globe winner for best actress in a dramatic film, opted for Valentino, pairing a white gown with a black overcoat and a Bulgari diamond choker.
Timothée Chalamet, known for his fashion risks, chose a bedazzled black jacket with skinny trousers and a low-buttoned black shirt by Celine Homme. Swift’s stunning Gucci creation by Sabato De Sarno featured three straps at the back, showcasing De Sarno’s influence on the iconic house.
Fashion commentator Madeline Hirsch praised the collaboration, stating, “The look felt very Taylor. She loves sparkle, but with its bright color and slinky silhouette, it was definitely one of her more interesting looks in recent memory.”
Host Jo Koy, Christian Friedel, Matty Matheson, Daniel Pemberton, and Justin Hartley all opted for wide lapels on their tuxedos. Colman Domingo took a different route with a custom black look by Louis Vuitton’s new men’s creative director, Pharrell Williams, accessorized with pearl and red jewel pins and a single pearl earring.
Dua Lipa chose custom Schiaparelli with a Tiffany & Co. necklace from 1962, while Helen Mirren showcased two hues of purple from Dolce & Gabbana. Jennifer Lopez embraced Old Hollywood glamour in a strapless light pink gown with huge floral sleeves by Nicole + Felicia Couture.
Gillian Anderson made a statement with an ivory strapless gown by Gabriela Hearst embroidered with vaginas, explaining that it was “brand appropriate.” The red carpet displayed a vibrant display of colors, with red ruling the night for many stars, including Da’Vine Joy Randolph, Alma Pöysti, Heidi Klum, and Selena Gomez.
Fashion experts noted the comeback of Old Hollywood glamour, with Jennifer Aniston, Greta Gerwig, and others opting for classic looks. Quinta Brunson stood out in a sparkly champagne Balmain gown, while Julia Garner chose a risque silver Gucci creation.
Men mostly stuck to solid colors, with some standout choices like Barry Keoghan’s contrasting prints and Jonathan Bailey’s clean, all-white ensemble. Billie Eilish showcased a unique school marm-inspired look by Willy Chavarria, while Meryl Streep and Natasha Lyon experimented with liquid black and spiky bodices, respectively.
In summary, the Golden Globes red carpet was a vibrant display of fashion, featuring a mix of classic glamour, bold statements, and creative risks.
