Golden Globes 2023 Red Carpet Showdown, Ladies Division: Letitia Wright vs. Michelle Yeoh

Posted on January 13, 2023

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What? Did you think we were only going to make you vote on the best men’s looks of the Golden Globes? To quote Cher the Lesser, AS IF! If you haven’t done so yet, head on over to the Golden Globes menswear showdown to vote on our picks for the two best looks of the night. Once you’ve done that, you are free to scroll down to assess the ladies.

 

Lorenzo’s Pick: Letitia Wright in Prada

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Lo’s defense: While she got on my nerves during lockdown with her annoying anti-vax nonsense, I have to begrudgingly admit that this woman has really turned a corner on her style this year. As we mentioned plenty of times, she has a real gift for working minimalist style and making it look dramatic. For me, there are two reasons why this is the best look of the 2023 Golden Globes: it looks amazing on her and I guarantee it would look like crap on almost any other wearer. Just a stunning, eye-catching, captivating look that I can’t stop returning to get another glance at it.

 

 

Tom’s Pick: Michelle Yeoh in Armani Privé

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T’s defense: I… need to defend this? Really? It looks AMAZING on her. That’s my defense. Love the color, love the sparkle, DYING over the jewelry. It is, in my opinion, the best she’s ever looked on any red carpet. 

Once again, two queens stand before you. You are called upon to decide which one is the correct one. You have you orders. Get to work.

 

Supersurvey

 

 

 

Style Credits:
Letitia Wright: Prada Orange and Cream Printed Satin Dress with a Side Slit and Open Back Detailing | Bulgari Jewelry | Prada Orange Satin Sandals
Styled by Shiona Turini

Michele Yeoh: Armani Privé Embellished Strapless Gown | Moussaieff Jewelry
Styled by Jordan Johnson Chung | Hair by Robert Vetica | Makeup by Sabrina Bedrani

 

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