All the looks celebrities wore to the 2023 Golden Globes
The 80th annual Golden Globe Awards took place on Tuesday at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in California.
Laverne Cox, Jenny Slate, and Sheryl Lee Ralph wore memorable gowns on the red carpet.
Heidi Klum arrived in a minidress, and Jamie Lee Curtis rocked a jumpsuit.
Sheryl Lee Ralph's custom high-neckline gown shined on the red carpet.
Ralph's purple dress hugged her figure before flowing into a train.
The sleek dress was covered from head-to-toe in embellished netting, almost making her look like a mermaid.
Designed by Jason Rembert, Ralph's dress weighed 20 pounds, according to InStyle, and it took 960 hours to make, according to Zanna Roberts Rassi on "E! Live From the Red Carpet."
Colman Domingo's Dolce & Gabbana suit was covered in sparkly embellishments.
Like many, Domingo selected an all-black look for the 2023 Golden Globes, arriving in a black tuxedo and black jacket.
But Domingo's look stood out, as the suit was embellished with gems that shined as he walked the red carpet.
"I said I wanted to feel like a black diamond," he told Laverne Cox on "E! Live From the Red Carpet" of his look. "I wanted to shine tonight like a black diamond."
Jenna Ortega's Gucci dress was ethereal.
Breaking from the gothic style of her titular role "Wednesday," Ortega's long-sleeve, desert-toned gown had criss-cross cutouts along the bodice.
The pleated skirt had asymmetrical layers of fabric that flowed into a train, and the gown's sleeves also flowed to the floor.
Jamie Lee Curtis' black jumpsuit had a coordinating cape.
Curtis elevated her floor-length jumpsuits by pairing it with a dramatic cape.
The cape was made of black lace and had scalloped edges, giving it a gothic feel.
Tim Burton also wore an all-black look.
Burton's look consisted of a long black jacket, black pants, a black shirt, and a black tie.
He completed the look with black sunglasses.
Heidi Klum's minidress featured sparkles and feathers.
The gown featured oversized purple feathers and a sheer cutout that went up the entire side of the dress, as well as a thigh-high slit covered in sheer fabric, baring her leg. Klum paired the playful look with silver heels.
Laverne Cox wore a blue dress with a plunging neckline designed by John Galliano.
The gown had an asymmetrical neckline, side cutout, and figure-hugging silhouette, as well as a train. Gold and white florals were embroidered into the royal-blue fabric, making it pop.
Cox wore her hair in loose curls, evoking Old Hollywood glamour.
Jenny Slate's Rodarte gown popped on the red carpet.
Slate's bright-green sheath dress had a halter neckline. An oversized flower was embroidered into the center of the neckline, giving it a whimsical feel.
"I just want to look like a woman who's about to turn into a magical plant," Slate told host Laverne Cox of her look on "E! Live From the Red Carpet."
Gold shoes completed the ensemble.
Glen Powell walked the red carpet in a sharp black tuxedo, while his girlfriend, Gigi Paris, chose a gown with an avant garde skirt.
The "Top Gun: Maverick" star wore a black jacket, black pants, and a black bow tie, and he accessorized his ensemble with a white pocket square.
Paris' Valentino look was more dynamic. She arrived in a gold gown that had a patterned bodice with spaghetti straps. The A-line dress included a sheer skirt, which was elevated with tiers of ruffles that flowed to the floor.
Anya Taylor-Joy radiated on the red carpet in a bright-yellow two-piece look.
Taylor-Joy accessorized her colorful Dior ensemble with jewelry from Tiffany & Co.
Viola Davis popped on the red carpet in a blue one-sleeved gown.
The royal-blue gown, designed by Jason Wu, featured ruching across the front.
Lily James' Versace dress was perfect for the red carpet.
The bright-red ensemble was strapless, and it had a stomach cutout that criss-crossed into the skirt.
The base of the skirt was a column skirt, but it was adorned with tiers of ruffled fabric that flowed into a dramatic train.
Jennifer Coolidge pulled together her Dolce & Gabbana ensemble the night before the award ceremony.
Coolidge's stylist, Gaelle Paul, told E! News that the Italian fashion house's team was "sewing until late" the night before to finish the dress in time for her red-carpet moment.
The dress also paid homage to Coolidge's "The White Lotus" character, for which she's nominated for best actress in a supporting role.
"There were a lot of Dolce & Gabbana dresses in 'The White Lotus,'" Gaelle said. "So, tonight she is wearing Dolce & Gabbana!"
Billy Porter wore an eye-catching fuchsia tuxedo gown that resembled his 2019 Oscars look.
The "Pose" star's look was made in a bright-pink velvet fabric that popped on the red carpet. Eagle-eyed fans might recognize Porter's silhouette from his 2019 Oscars look, which Christian Siriano also designed.
Liza Koshy's black, lace dress was almost entirely see-through.
Koshy's dress had a plunging neckline and a tiered skirt.
The gown was entirely covered in black, lace fabric with a sheer base, and it was backless, exposing a coordinating thong.
An oversized black choker completed the ensemble.
Quinta Brunson's strapless dress had a dramatic skirt.
The "Abbott Elementary" creator arrived at the Golden Globes in a black-and-pink gown made entirely of tulle by Christian Siriano.
The strapless neckline was pink, while the form-fitting bodice was black. But the dress then popped into an oversized mermaid skirt made of layers of black and pink tulle, making a statement.
Expectant parents Kaley Cuoco and Tom Pelphrey attended the award show together in whimsical black-tie attire.
Cuoco donned an ethereal lavender gown that featured crystal-covered straps and a matching belt, while Pelphrey wore a white tuxedo jacket and black pants.
Tyler James Williams wore a blue tie-dye suit.
The actor accessorized the look with a statement brooch and black leather shoes.
Zanna Roberts Rassi's tea-length dress from Alexander McQueen had black detailing.
The silhouette of Rassi's white gown was simple, featuring a strapless neckline with exposed boning and a tea-length, asymmetrical skirt with ruffle detailing.
But a black halter neckline that flowed into a belt made the ensemble pop. She paired the look with black shoes.
Rachel Lindsay's black gown from Tarik Ediz had a thigh-high slit.
"The Bachelorette" alum chose an A-line gown for the awards show.
The dress had a full skirt with a daring slit, as well as a ruched bodice with an underlay of sparkly fabric.
She wore black shoes and a statement choker. Julie Kozak styled the look.
Aleena Miller's gown had a chain-mail fabric, while Noel Miller wore an all-black look.
Aleena's gown featured a strapless neckline and a delicate train. The under layer of the dress was cream, while an overlay of black chain mail gave the gown texture.
Noel's look consisted of a black jacket, shirt, and pants, and he spiced up the ensemble with silver brooches and a silver necklace.
The top of Tefi Pessoa's Tom Ford gown was almost completely sheer.
Pessoa's Globes dress had a black, form-fitting, low-waisted skirt that touched the floor.
But the gown's top was made almost entirely of see-through, black fabric, with strips of reflective black fabric creating a halter neckline and providing some coverage on her chest.
Mario Lopez kept it simple with a black suit.
Lopez paired a black jacket and pants with a black tie.
He accessorized the look with a silver tie clip.
Bailey Bass' gold gown had a ruffled belt.
Bass' Dior gown included a scooped neckline and an A-line skirt.
The gold dress was covered from head-to-toe in an intricate floral pattern, and a ruffled belt cinched Bass' waist.
Hannah Bagshawe and Eddie Redmayne wore coordinating black ensembles.
Redmayne, who is nominated for his role in "The Good Nurse," accessorized his Valentino suit with an oversized silk flower.
Bagshawe matched her husband in a trailing black-satin gown that featured a strappy open back.
Eddie Murphy and Paige Butcher also wore black on the red carpet.
Murphy wore a sophisticated black suit, while Butcher wore a one-shouldered gown with a sheer black floral overlay.
Paul Dano wore a classic black tuxedo with metallic threading in the jacket.
"The Batman" actor completed the look with black patent-leather shoes and a brown watch.
Jay Ellis also kept it classic in a black tuxedo.
Ellis wore a black-velvet tuxedo jacket and matching pants with a simple white dress shirt and black bow tie.
"The Bear" star Jeremy Allen White channeled Hollywood glamour in a simple black tuxedo.
White won best television actor in a musical or comedy series for his role in the Hulu series.
Milly Alcock wore an embellished Givenchy gown.
The black gown featured thin halter straps that called attention to its dramatic neckline.
Ana Gasteyer wore an off-the-shoulder gown in varying shades of blue.
The "American Auto" star kept her look simple and elegant with minimal jewelry.
Sarah Polley wore a black cape jacket over a beaded gown.
She accessorized the look with a red lip and black glasses.
Amelia Dimoldenberg's halter-style dress had daring cutouts.
Dimoldenberg arrived at the Globes in a taupe dress designed by LaQuan Smith. The neckline gave way to a cutout at the chest, as well as another on her stomach.
The fabric was gathered at different points, creating ruching and a thigh-high slit.
Sparkly shoes completed the ensemble.
Austin Butler arrived in a black tuxedo from Gucci.
Butler's slim-fitted suit had large lapels, giving the ensemble an elegant look.
He also wore a relaxed bow tie, so the outfit stood out.
Letitia Wright's Prada gown popped thanks to its orange hue.
The "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" star's gown had a high neckline, and it cinched at the waist before flowing into a column skirt with a slit.
The top and bottom of the dress were off-white, while the rest of the gown was made of different shades of orange fabric.
Henry Golding's suit had a funky texture.
Golding arrived in a double-breasted, velvet suit designed by Giorgio Armani.
The lapels were made of a sleek material, setting off the velvet fabric.
Head-to-toe sparkles made Salma Hayek's Gucci gown stand out.
The bodice of Hayek's form-fitting dress had exposed boning and a sweetheart neckline.
A line of black fabric framed the sleeves, which were short sleeved and fringed at the ends.
The entire dress was covered in sparkly embellishments that flowed into more fringed fabric on the skirt.
Seth Rogen arrived in an all-pink ensemble.
Rogen's monochromatic look consisted of a jacket, cumberbund, and a bow tie.
He paired the salmon suit with a lighter pink shirt and black shoes.
Elizabeth Debicki's Dior dress had a statement neckline.
The pink gown cinched just under the bra line with a ribbon, and the bodice jutted outward.
A pleat created dimension in the column skirt.
Donald Glover elevated loungewear for the Golden Globes.
Glover paired a white, silk YSL pajama set with an oversized black jacket.
Black shoes completed the look.
Andrew Garfield switched it up in an orange suit.
Garfield paired an orange suit with a black shirt and tie for the Globes.
He also wore black shoes.
Adam Scott's all-green ensemble featured a non-traditional tie.
Scott chose a green tuxedo for the Golden Globes, which included emerald lapels and a cummerbund.
He paired the tuxedo with a thin bow tie and black shoes.
Selena Gomez's Valentino gown featured oversized sleeves.
The floor-length gown had a form-fitting silhouette, a point on the neckline, and a center slit.
But the off-the-shoulder, purple sleeves were the standout feature of the dress, as they were oversized and flowed into two trains that trailed behind Gomez as she walked the red carpet.
Jean Smart's black gown had a suit-style neckline.
Smart's Tadashi Shoji dress was floor-length and had long-sleeves.
The neckline looked like a suit, as it had lapels. Ruching in the center of the dress brought the bottoms of the faux lapels together.
Michelle Yeoh rocked a sparkly dress to win best actress in a musical or comedy at the Golden Globes.
Yeoh's strapless gown had an oversized peplum atop a column skirt.
The navy dress was covered in sparkles, and she paired the look with diamond jewelry.
Ayo Edebiri's two-piece looked like a modern take on Cinderella's ball gown.
Edebiri's Rosie Assoulin ensemble consisted of a bra top with puffy sleeves and a high-waisted, full skirt that was trimmed with a hem of darker fabric.
She paired the pale-blue ensemble with yellow gloves.
Ana de Armas' gown was covered in intricate sparkles.
The "Blonde" star's dress had an angular, strapless neckline and a black base.
A center panel ran up the length of the dress full of rows and rows of gems.
The sleeves of Janelle James' gown doubled as a cape.
James' navy gown had a low-cut neckline and a form-fitting skirt.
The sleeves flowed down from James' shoulders and all the way down to the floor, serving as a train.
Julia Garner's pink gown had layers of ruffles on its skirt.
Garner's Gucci gown had a sweetheart neckline and a faux corset bodice created by lines of sparkles covering the dress.
The garment was also full of volume: The bottom of the skirt featured tiered ruffles, while the breast cups were made of ruched, tulle fabric.
Jessica Chastain's Oscar de la Renta dress almost looked like an optical illusion.
The gown, which had a cream base, had a rounded, strapless neckline that jutted upward to Chastain's neck — the neckline mirrored the circular pattern of sparkles that flowed outward from the center of the dress.
Margot Robbie's custom Chanel gown was pink, much like the wardrobe for her "Barbie" character.
The halter gown had a form-fitting bodice which was lined with delicate stripes and belted at the waist. At the mid-thigh, the mermaid skirt turned into a gentle layer of tulle.
Stephanie Hsu's floral gown had three-dimensional sleeves.
Hsu's Giambattista Valli gown had a black bodice, plunging in the center and going into two points that went over Hsu's shoulders.
The skirt was entirely covered in a pattern of colorful flowers.
A playful bow decorated Claire Danes' gown.
A pattern of ruched diamonds covered much of Danes' dress, which also featured a fringed hem and embellished spaghetti straps.
An oversized bow tied the neckline together.
Nicole Byer's custom Christian Siriano featured sequins from head-to-toe.
The floor-length gown had over-sized, off-the-shoulder sleeves that flowed into gloves.
The sparkly dress hugged Byer before flowing into a dramatic train.
Emma D'Arcy paired an oversized tuxedo with blue gloves.
D'Arcy's outfit consisted of fitted pants, a skirt, and an oversized jacket. A flower sat on the jacket's lapel, and D'Arcy paired the look with sparkly heels.
"The vibe is, like, child piano prodigy and maybe the recital's not gone well," D'Arcy joked as they spoke to "E!"s Loni Love on the red carpet. "I'm also doing trans because I'm wearing some trousers and a skirt at the same time, and nothing says non-binary like wearing a skirt and trousers."
Hilary Swank's Prada dress had oversized bows on the shoulders.
Swank's gown had a low neckline and bows accented the straps, with the ribbons flowing all the way to the floor. Her husband, Philip Schneider, wore a black tuxedo.
Bob Odenkirk wore a classic navy-blue suit.
The "Better Call Saul" actor finished off his look with black leather shoes.
Michelle Williams wore a whimsical one-shouldered gown covered in ruffles from Gucci.
The dress featured a thigh-high slit on one side and a waterfall of pleats and ruffles on the other. The actress accessorized her look with silver jewelry and platform heels.
Daisy Edgar-Jones wore a black gown with a lace-covered corset top and tiered skirt.
Edgar-Jones, who is preparing to play Carole King in the upcoming "Beautiful" movie adaptation of the Broadway musical, told "E!" her monochromatic Gucci look was "very Wednesday Addams."
Angela Bassett wore a shimmering silver gown with a halter-style neckline.
The actress completed the look with a tiny black clutch and towering silver heels.
Matt Bomer wore black pants and an eggplant-colored velvet blazer.
The actor's tailored jacket popped against his white shirt and pocket square.
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