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“Why change something that already works?” is a fair question that applies to personal style. Many celebrities put their faith in trusted silhouettes and colors, but what is a red carpet without a touch (or a lot) of risk? At the 83rd Golden Globes, some of the best-dressed women were those subverting expectations. Apparently, evolution is what turns a good look into a golden one.
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Jennifer Lawrence
This wasn’t Jennifer Lawrence’s first rodeo at the Golden Globes, but it was certainly her most memorable appearance yet. The actress stepped into a new era wearing a sheer Givenchy by Sarah Burton gown adorned with delicate floral appliqués and tastefully paired with a pillow-like satin shawl.
Tessa Thompson
An A-lister like Tessa Thompson doesn’t have to be loud to be noticed, and she knows it. Clad in a shimmering Balenciaga creation, the star was positively glamorous.
Renate Reinsve
More than 800,000 beads were used for Renate Reinsve’s silver Louis Vuitton ensemble. That fact was jaw-dropping alone, yet the execution was even better because the garment maintained such fluid movement.
Teyana Taylor
Oh, to be Teyana Taylor in custom Schiaparelli Haute Couture. While the front was stunning with its daring cut-outs, the back featured a diamond-encrusted “whale tail” detail that truly stole the show.
Emily Blunt
She was the definition of elegant and interesting. Emily Blunt’s white Louis Vuitton frock proved that a hint of asymmetry can go a long way.
Kate Hudson
Kate Hudson’s physique turned heads on the red carpet as she donned a gunmetal Armani Privé gown featuring shredded fringe and Swarovski rhinestones.
Chase Infiniti
First-time nominee Chase Infiniti took the spotlight in a sculptural Louis Vuitton bustier that flared at her hips—an aesthetic that was both unique and eye-catching.
Selena Gomez
If Old Hollywood had been a person that evening, it would have been Selena Gomez in her half-feathered Chanel number.
Mia Goth
As a brand ambassador for Dior, Mia Goth naturally arrived donning the label. Although she opted for an all-black palette, the halter neckline and matching shawl worked in perfect harmony.
Brittany Snow
Brittany Snow’s Danielle Frankel gown could easily be classified as bridal, but the playful layering of the skirt gave her that certain je ne sais quoi.
Jenna Ortega
In a Dilara Findikoglu two-piece, Jenna Ortega’s gothic sensibilities really shined. Apart from the side cut-outs, the tassels gave the Wednesday actress her signature rebelliousness.
Elle Fanning
In a textured Gucci piece, Elle Fanning was once again the fresh-faced princess we know and love.
Amanda Seyfried
It took 400 hours to create Amanda Seyfried’s Versace sweetheart ensemble. While the silhouette was classy and timeless, the diagonal draping added a touch of quirkiness—a detail noted by her longtime stylist, Elizabeth Stewart.
Lisa
Hear us out: Lisa’s Jacquemus number was a sheer dress in a sophisticated form. It was a departure from the K-pop star turned White Lotus actress’s fiercer looks of the past, but the cut and flow of the fabric perfectly suited her statuesque frame.
Kylie Jenner
If there’s one thing Kylie Jenner excels at, it’s choosing designs that complement her silhouette. Arriving as Timothée Chalamet’s guest, the entrepreneur wore a form-fitting Ashi Studio gown that deserved every bit of praise it received.
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