Because apparently it’s déclassé to wear gold to the Golden Globes, the hottest metallic of the night turned out to be variations on silver (with a few white gold or pale lavender metallics in the mix). Sparkle gals? Line up for judgment.
America Ferrera in Dolce & Gabbana
We’re glad she’s ditched her somewhat serious Barbie promo style and is embracing glamour once again. This looks absolutely spectacular on her. Love that pale lavender shim.
Emily Blunt in Alexander McQueen
Here’s a word we’ve never used to describe her style before: dowdy. We don’t like the design at all. The top half is way too heavy and the bottom half comes off way too flimsy.
Julia Garner in Gucci
Those suspender straps ruin the whole look. Absolutely no one looks good in that neckline.
Karen Gillan in Iris van Herpen Couture
It’s more shimmer than sparkle, and if we’re being honest, we wouldn’t count this among our favorite van Herpen designs, nut we appreciate her for making the choice. Certainly no one else looked quite like this last night.
Kate Beckinsale in Atelier Zuhra
There she is. There’s our tacky, sparkly queen. She absolutely never lets us down. We even kind of like it. The skirt’s a little too flimsy for our tastes, but there’s no denying she knows how to deliver a moment on the red carpet.
Lisa Ann Walter in Alin Le’ Kal
It’s got that old school va-va-voom style that she clearly loves. The dress would be better without the train and the gloves would be better if they weren’t velvet.
Naomi Watts in Fendi Couture
That’s pretty gorgeous, but it’s one of those dresses that can be easily dismissed at first glance. The textile gets more beautiful the longer you take it in, but that bodice design and fit is terrible.
Natalie Portman in Dior Couture
That’s really gorgeous. She doesn’t need a gigantic, focus-pulling one, but we’d have liked a necklace.
Quinta Brunson in Balmain
Love this. The fit is great, that halter is the perfect neckline for her and we like how subtle the color is. Also: thank you for letting the hem hit at the perfect spot. We have no idea why this is so hard for some stylists.
Skai Jackson in Jenny Packham
It’s a hell of a high-impact look, but we don’t think the bodice and the skirt coordinate all that well. There’s just too much going on.
[Photo Credit: Trae Patton/CBS, Abaca Press/INSTARimages]
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