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RED CARPET REPORT: GOLDEN GLOBES

By Style Feed Staff, 6 January 2025

It’s official: the post-holiday blues have set in. Yes, the return to reality may be rough, but we’ve got a bit of A-list glamour to liven up your morning scrolling sesh. The Golden Globes were held tonight in Beverly Hills (where else?), and it’s safe to say the nominees showed up and showed out. Consider this regal red carpet a sign of mega-inspiring moments to come. After all, winter, spring, summer and fall are lovely — but there’s no season like awards season. Keep reading for the best-dressed guests of the bunch...

ZENDAYA

When it comes to the red carpet, there's simply no one doing it like Zendaya. After a year of iconic serves in collaboration with Law Roach (every Dune: Part Two and Challengers promo 'fit still live rent-free on our moodboards), she nailed old Hollywood glam in top-to-toe copper. And don't get us started on the new bob... chic is an understatement.

ELLE FANNING

2024 was a banner year for animal print, and this situation proves it's not going anywhere. After an epic press tour for A Complete Unknown, Elle raised the bar in this cheetah-accented Balmain gown. Oh, and the bubbly champagne hue was the perfect way to kick off the season. Dry January who?

MIKEY MADISON

As the breakout star of indie smash Anora, Mikey brought the bling by way of Bottega Veneta to celebrate her first nomination. The sequinned gold gown is proof that party season never really ends — it just evolves. Curious how to do sparkles in January and beyond? Pare down the accessories and keep the hair easy breezy. Tens across the board.

MILEY CYRUS

Leave it to Miley to effortlessly nail California cool. On hand as a Best Original Song nominee for The Last Showgirl, MC gave "Best of Both Worlds" energy in a rocker-ready LBD (courtesy of Celine, natch) that she complemented with an updo that's Y2K all the way.

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CYNTHIA ERIVO & ARIANA GRANDE

After giving the world a tutorial in method dressing at every Wicked premiere, Cynthia and Ariana kept up their character studies for this evening's festivities. Cynthia's black peplum gown was seriously Elphaba coded, and Ari's 1966 Givenchy couture creation had Glinda written all over it (well, not literally). We're holding space for everything here.