Trend highlights from the red carpet that everyone's talking about, where Hollywood's leading ladies stole the show in the grandest of gowns.
On Sunday, January 8, the cream of the global movie business turned out for the Golden Globes, which brought awards for a host of actors and actresses, including Isabelle Huppert, Emma Stone, Ryan Gosling, Viola Davis and Casey Affleck.
For this first red carpet event of the year, movie stars and fashion icons hedged their bets with pastel colors, sparkle and shine, sequins, feathers, black & white tones and extra-long gowns.
There were no eccentric displays at this year's Golden Globes. While certain events set the stage for celebrities to turn heads with sexy, or even provocative attires, the Golden Globes is a more sober and sophisticated affair.
The guests attending this year's event played it safe with classics from major designers, often with pieces from pre-fall, resort or spring summer 2017 collections.
Yellow is the new black
Emily Ratajkowski wears Reem Acra, Reese Witherspoon wears Atelier Versace and Natalie Portman wears Prada.
Yellow was by no means the only color at this year's event. However, apart from a few flashes of bright red, stars generally picked softer shades. Emma Stone, for example, shone in a pastel Valentino dress covered in stars. Jessica Chastain dazzled in blue, and Naomi Campbell, Felicity Jones and Lily Collins slipped into various shades of pink.
Gold, silver, embroidery
Sofia Vergara wears Zuhair Murad, Olivia Culpo wears Zuhair Murad and Jessica Biel wears Elie Saab Haute Couture.
While the trend was clearly for simple sophistication, guests still shimmered and shone on the Golden Globes red carpet. Some chose to stand out with gold and silver gowns, sure to catch photographers' eyes. Others favored embroidered detailing, with glitter, sparkles, sequins and metallic embellishments proving a noticeable trend, both on the red carpet and at the after-show party.
Sofia Vergara, Naomie Harris, Nicole Kidman, Gina Rodriguez, Chrissy Teigen, Priyanka Chopra, Sarah Paulson and Ruth Negga all rocked this particular trend.
We love how red carpet trends are evergreen. Check out what the stars wore at last year's Emmy's.