The 2024 Golden Globe Awards kicked off a month-long award season last night, and adorned with star-studded guests, the gala saw the A-list attendees lean into the pure unapologetic old-school Hollywood glamour of traditional silhouettes, sequins and satin in a take that felt both modern and unexpected. The beauty looks of the night proved to be quintessential ‘no-makeup makeup’ this year, completely afresh with flawless and glowing skin, with subtle flushes of color across both the cheeks and lips – and you can call us here on theFashionSpot 100% obsessed.

You’ve encountered all the must-see fashion looks of the night, now it’s time to select the best beauty looks. Scroll further for the beauty highlights:

Elle Fanning:

Looking like she’s stumbled straight out of a fairy tale book, the American actress made a stunning arrival at the 2024 Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills wearing a silky ivory strapless gown embellished with a giant bow at the neckline. The piece is a vintage Pierre Balmain dress which features a fitted bodice and an ample skirt. To complement the look, Fanning oh so brilliantly wore a pretty natural makeup, including a subtle silver shadow, a thin black liner, and pink blush. Elle’s hair was styled into a neat, side-parted ballerina bun – ultimately becoming my absolute favorite from the night!

Margot Robbie:

The Aussie actress, who was nominated for Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy, for her role as Barbie arrived in a custom Giorgio Armani Privé hot pink sequined gown along with a pink tulle boa, which Barbie fans immediately recognized as a replica of the 1977 SuperStar Barbie doll’s 50th anniversary! Margot wore her beautiful blonde tresses parted in the middle and cascading down in gentle soft waves, with flawless glowing skin and a gorgeous flush on pink on her lips. What’s not to love?

Rosamund Pike:

The sweeping ballerina-length, full-skirted black chantilly-laced dress the British actress wore was paired with a “protective veil” designed by Philip Tracey, selected to help conceal the wounds of a skiing accident in December. The dress from a 2019 Christian Dior haute couture collection designed by Maria Grazia Chiuri was selected by stylist Leith Clark. Leith accessorized the netted dress on Pike with pair of black platform sandals, ear cuffs of dazzling white diamonds and rings from Boucheron. Fair the say the veil made this look!

Carey Mulligan:

Mulligan channeled 1950s-style glamour on the red carpet – and with stunning results. The actress wore a vintage Schiaparelli black dress with ruching down the centre and an embellished sweetheart strapless neckline. Hairstylist Jenny Cho said the sparkly dress was the main inspiration behind Mulligan’s contrasting sleek bob.

Danielle Brooks:

Dressed in a stunningly vibrant floor-length red Moschino dress, adorned with jewels by swarovski, Danielle Brooks oozed old-Hollywood glamour. Looking like a time-less classic, with side swept dark copper curls, and a full glam, she was styled by Gabriella Karefa-Johnson and makeup by Rebekah Aladdin. A round of applause, please!

Elizabeth Debicki:

Making a glittering entrance at the 2024 Golden Globes Awards, the actress, who won her first Golden Globe for her portrayal of Princess Diana in Nextflix’s The Crown, donned a Christian Dior Haute Couture dress from the French fashion house’s Fall 2023 collection. Debicki wore her platinum blonde locks slightly tousled, while her makeup consisted of a nude lip and muted blush. Less is always more, right?

Jennifer Aniston:

Can we even talk about the 2024 Golden Globe Awards without the mention of Jennifer Aniston’s new-do? The actress ultimately chose the event to reveal a new shorter-length hairstyle, with the internet (including us here at theFashionSpot) immediately reminded of the iconic ‘The Rachel’ cut. Can we get a tutorial anytime soon, Chris McMillan?

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And so the 2024 awards season has officially begun…

Last night, Hollywood stars descended upon the iconic Beverly Hilton hotel in Beverly Hills for the 81st annual Golden Globe awards. Stars like Margot Robbie dazzled in sequined Giorgio Armani Privé (channeling Barbie, because what else?), Taylor Swift shone bright in custom lime green Gucci while the living legend that is Meryl Streep walked the red carpet in a shimmering Dolce & Gabbana floor-length skirt and jacket. Selena Gomez had somewhat of a mini Marilyn Monroe moment before the lens of the paparazzi, wearing a ruby red dress and the even the warm Los Angeles wind understood the assignment when Hunter Schafer arrived in custom translucent Prada. Elsewhere, Jennifer Lopez nailed old-school Hollywood glamour while Elle Fanning took deep in the Balmain archives to unearth and revive a vintage Pierre Balmain dress.

Needless to say, the 2024 Golden Globe Awards proved to be an absolute fashion extravaganza and we here at theFashionSpot have curated the must-see looks of the night. Scroll further our selection:

Natalie Portman in Christian Dior:

Issa Rae in Pamella Rolland:

Margot Robbie in Giorgio Armani Privé:

Jennifer Lopez in Nicole + Felicia:

Lily Gladstone in Valentino:

Elle Fanning in Pierre Balmain:

Dua Lipa in Schiaparelli:

Greta Lee in Loewe:

Meryl Streep in Dolce & Gabbana:

Angela Bassett in Dolce & Gabbana:

Brie Larson in Prada:

Carey Mulligan in Schiaparelli:

Da’Vine Joy Randolph in Rodarte:

Rosamund Pike in Christian Dior:

Andra Day in Georges Chakra:

Annette Bening:

Ayo Edebiri in Prada:

Jennifer Lawrence in Christian Dior:

Reese Witherspoon in Monique Lhuillier:

Selena Gomez in Giorgio Armani Privé:

Elizabeth Debicki in Christian Dior:

Taylor Swift in Gucci:

Julianne Moore in Bottega Veneta:

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We’re patiently awaiting the impending glitz and glamour of Sunday’s Golden Globes broadcast. Although it’s definitely going to look different than previous years thanks to the pandemic. We decided there’s no better time to look back at the best looks to ever grace the show’s red carpet. From Marilyn Monroe’s sparkly gown in the early 60s to Lupita Nyong’o and Cate Blanchett’s impressive showings. There’s certainly lots to love. Especially since the Golden Globes honors both film and television. Which means the red carpet is always jam-packed with fashion goodness.

Check out the slideshow to reveal all the Golden Globes gowns that grabbed our attention.

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There was a lot of color on the red carpet at this year’s Golden Globe Awards. We were treated to retina-burning reds, bright pinks, splashes of yellow and even neon green. The other major trend? Structure. From Cate Blanchett’s pleated sleeves to Joey King’s mesmerizing cape dress to Charlize Theron’s black bodice. There were also plenty of pantsuits and jumpsuits to fawn over.

Check out the slideshow above to see all the red carpet highlights. Then head on over to Mandatory and ComingSoon.net for more exclusive Golden Globes coverage.

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Bright and early this morning Dakota Fanning, Susan Kelechi Watson and Tim Allen announced the nominees for the 2020 Golden Globe Awards. Jennifer Lopez scored a nomination for Hustlers, Saoirse Ronan earned a nod for Little Women and both Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon are up for best actress in a TV series drama for The Morning Show.

See all the nominees below and make sure to tune in to theFashionSpot on January 5 as we go live from the Golden Globes red carpet.

Best Motion Picture Drama

• The Irishman
• Marriage Story
• 1917
• Joker
• The Two Popes

Best Motion Picture Musical or Comedy

• Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood
• Jojo Rabbit
• Knives Out
• Rocketman
• Dolemite Is My Name

Best Actor in a Motion Picture Drama

• Christian Bale for Ford v Ferrari
• Antonio Banderas for Pain and Glory
• Adam Driver for Marriage Story
• Joaquin Phoenix for Joker
• Jonathan Pryce for The Two Popes

Best Actress in a Motion Picture Drama

• Cynthia Erivo for Harriet
• Scarlett Johansson for Marriage Story
• Saoirse Ronan for Little Women
• Charlize Theron for Bombshell
• Renée Zellweger for Judy

Best Actor in a Motion Picture Musical or Comedy

• Daniel Craig for Knives Out
• Roman Griffin Davis for Jojo Rabbit
• Leonardo DiCaprio for Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood
• Taron Egerton for Rocketman
• Eddie Murphy for Dolemite Is My Name

Best Actress in a Motion Picture Musical or Comedy

• Awkwafina for The Farewell
• Ana de Armas for Knives Out
• Cate Blanchett for Where’d You Go, Bernadette
• Beanie Feldstein for Booksmart
• Emma Thompson for Late Night

Best Actor in a Supporting Role in Any Motion Picture

• Tom Hanks for A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
• Anthony Hopkins for The Two Popes
• Al Pacino for The Irishman
• Joe Pesci for The Irishman
• Brad Pitt for Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood

Best Actress in a Supporting Role in Any Motion Picture

• Kathy Bates for Richard Jewell
• Annette Bening for The Report
• Laura Dern for Marriage Story
• Jennifer Lopez for Hustlers
• Margot Robbie for Bombshell

Best Screenplay Motion Picture

• Noah Baumbach for Marriage Story
• Bong Joon-ho and Han Jin-won for Parasite
• Anthony McCarten for The Two Popes
• Quentin Tarantino for Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood
• Steven Zaillian for The Irishman

Best Original Score

• Motherless Brooklyn
• Little Women
• Joker
• 1917
• Marriage Story

Best Original Song Motion Picture

• “Beautiful Ghosts” (Cats)
• “(I’m Gonna) Love Me Again” (Rocketman)
• “Into the Unknown” (Frozen II)
• “Spirit” (The Lion King)
• “Stand Up” (Harriet)

Best Motion Picture Animated

• Frozen II
• How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World
• Missing Link
• Toy Story 4
• The Lion King

Best Director

• Bong Joon-ho for Parasite
• Sam Mendes for 1917
• Quentin Tarantino for Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood
• Martin Scorsese for The Irishman
• Todd Phillips for Joker

Best Motion Picture Foreign Language

• The Farewell
• Pain and Glory
• Portrait of a Lady on Fire
• Parasite
• Les Misérables

Best Television Series Drama

• Big Little Lies
• The Crown
• Killing Eve
• The Morning Show
• Succession

Best Television Series Musical or Comedy

• Barry
• Fleabag
• The Kominsky Method
• The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel
• The Politician

Best Actor Television Series Drama

• Brian Cox for Succession
• Kit Harington for Game of Thrones
• Rami Malek for Mr. Robot
• Tobias Menzies for The Crown
• Billy Porter for Pose

Best Actress Television Series Drama

• Jennifer Aniston for The Morning Show
• Jodie Comer for Killing Eve
• Nicole Kidman for Big Little Lies
• Reese Witherspoon for The Morning Show
• Olivia Colman for The Crown

Best Actor Television Series Comedy

• Ben Platt for The Politician
• Paul Rudd for Living With Yourself
• Ramy Youssef for Ramy
• Bill Hader for Barry
• Michael Douglas for The Kominsky Method

Best Actress Television Series Comedy

• Christina Applegate for Dead to Me
• Phoebe Waller-Bridge for Fleabag
• Natasha Lyonne for Russian Doll
• Kirsten Dunst for On Becoming a God in Central Florida
• Rachel Brosnahan for The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel

Best Performance by an Actor in a Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television

• Christopher Abbott for Catch-22
• Sacha Baron Cohen for The Spy
• Russell Crowe for The Loudest Voice
• Jared Harris for Chernobyl
• Sam Rockwell for Fosse/Verdon

Best Performance by an Actress in a Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television

• Kaitlyn Dever for Unbelievable
• Joey King for The Act
• Helen Mirren for Catherine the Great
• Merritt Wever for Unbelievable
• Michelle Williams for Fosse/Verdon

Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Series, Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television

• Alan Arkin for The Kominsky Method
• Kieran Culkin for Succession
• Andrew Scott for Fleabag
• Stellan Skarsgård for Chernobyl
• Henry Winkler for Barry

Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Series, Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television

• Patricia Arquette for The Act
• Helena Bonham Carter for The Crown
• Toni Collette for Unbelievable
• Meryl Streep for Big Little Lies
• Emily Watson for Chernobyl

Best Television Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television

• Catch-22
• Chernobyl
• Fosse/Verdon
• The Loudest Voice
• Unbelievable

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It’s a new year, which means new red carpets. Award season kicked off in (mostly) high style with the 2019 Golden Globe Awards. It seems some celebrities’ New Year’s resolutions involved being their most fabulous selves because it was definitely shown on the red carpet. The fashion was predictably divine, but we would be remiss if we talked style without discussing beauty.

Many celebrities slayed with their hair and makeup. The Golden Globes is nicknamed the “fun” ceremony, which could be why we saw some experimental beauty looks in the form of electric emerald eyeshadow, indigo mascara, icy blue hair and braided space buns. (No, the looks weren’t all from Lady Gaga.) Of course, we can’t discount a classic look when it’s done to perfection and there’s a reason why red lipstick and elegant updos appear on every red carpet.

Alas, all the hair and makeup wasn’t on point. There were some questionable beauty looks that made us do double takes for all the wrong reasons. We’re hoping that these were one-off moments and all celebrities will be back in top form for the rest of award season.

Keep scrolling to see the best and worst beauty looks from the 2019 Golden Globes.

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The 2018 Golden Globe Awards red carpet was unlike any in recent memory. The vast majority of actors, actresses and their dates (many of them female activists) wore head-to-toe black in solidarity with the Time’s Up movement, calling for an end to sexual discrimination and harassment in Hollywood and beyond.

Not to detract from the weight of these matters but — as we suspected it would — this important cultural moment gave rise to many outstanding beauty moments. (How else does one stand out in a sea of black formalwear, if not through hair and makeup?) Hair whizzes got extra inventive, whipping out braids, pins, pony holders and hair cages (see above) to rival the Spring 2018 runways. Makeup artists favored bold lips and eyes in colors (red, purple, green) oft used to symbolize female power.

That said, the all-black red carpet was a bit like those of yore in that, occasionally, stylists and glam teams missed their mark. Click through the gallery below to see the most memorable — for better or worse — beauty looks of the politically charged evening.

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