Compared to a big award show (Oscar) or a big fashion event (Met Gala), the Golden Globes can feel like the underdog of the Awards season — but some of the most luxurious (and fun.The dress of this season is there. It's an underrated fashion destination: no doubt, you catch some of the best couture of the year on the red carpet, not to mention the local globe is the red carpet"Explore the place edgy bold award seasonal upbringing has become off limits and (hi, I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to do that). cher.). Ahead, the 32 best Golden Globe gowns of all time.

Anya Taylor-Joy gave us a few capital-g gowns during her time on the red carpet, but this Dior two-piece proved that she could even bring out yellow, the potentially most challenging red carpet color. It is so close to her skin tone, but juuust bright enough. Exceptional.

The bright yellow may be the trickiest color to pull off, but consider it also made Viola Davis win the first ever Golden Globe: it matched the award and with its chic one-shoulder shape and sequin detail, she won 1 mile. I could see it from a distance.

Not only is this a wild color, but the shape is architecturally attractive. Cynthia Erivo is a game of wearing clothes that can't be worn at first glance, and she absolutely nails it with this Valentino Haute Couture "scuba" dress. Apparently she also wore the best of heels.

When you invite Taylor Swift to a major award event, 2 things happen. 1) She shows the heck, in this case in a green Gucci dress with sequins (looks like a snake, one of her main emblems.). 2) Fans immediately begin to speculate about the message she is sending — in this case, whether she was going to release a reputation (Taylor's version).

Everyone who dresses Gemma Chan for the awards ceremony has my greatest respect and admiration. This Valentino couture may look like a pinned navy duvet (check out the fashion shorts below as well).), but Chang wears a heck out of it.

Instead of safer black, Ana de Armas opted for a deep blue sparkly Ralph & Russo gown with a simple but vibrant make・up and matching blue jewelry (courtesy of Sapphire Tiffany&Co., which - a dream.). She looks every inch the star.

Take an old Hollywood charm and add some modern details (pocket flap, gold chain mail, deep v-neck, oh me.). This is Blake Lively's red carpet style in a nutshell, but this could be the most successful run at the Atelier Versace.

Long and formal gloves (hopefully contrasting colors), as Amal Clooney clearly noticed in front of the rest of us, make the look of the red carpet believe that this was her award season debut "She looks like a Dior Haute Couture pro." You can see it.

Danai Gurira somehow looks like a cross between a present and a candle, and yes, I mean in the most free way possible. It helps that she is showing this custom Rodarte with the correct level of dramatic, yet insincere posture.

This red Valentino makes many "best" lists and has good reason.

Sigourney Weaver is iconic no matter what she wears, but this one-shoulder dress is especially representative of her cool, modern style. I have no ID on the dress (alas.), but it's simple, perfectly adapted and honed in all the right ways.

If you're familiar with Janelle Monae's style, 1) She likes to keep things black and white, but the graphics are one piece, 2) She has a whimsical sense

Donna Summer was married to her persona as a singer and her fashion ways before others. It was. Her love of sequins and shine is perfectly displayed here (bonus of matching jewelry and eyeshadow.), and we love gold wallets.

This two-tone lanvin look (wine and raspberry color ・ a nice combo) is the perfect 70s inspo to Emma Stone here, but with an edgy Eagle belt and Mo

It's not the only time Julia Roberts makes this list and she's got this Dolce & Gabbana. Frankly, she would have looked great without a shirt, but it's an amazing high and low moment (and she must have been comfortable) paired with a black dress and a shirt with a lower collar.).

Anna Paquin is no stranger to the awards ceremony, but this is also a level—up for her: It makes sense for her to minimize the accessories in this gold Stella McCartney dress - the dress is the star.

This is an exhibition A of how the Golden Globe can become a place for trendsetters to push the boundaries of fashion. So far iconoclast, cher,この正式に現れたevent.in A fur coat with a patterned crop top (Sony is wearing a full suit.). I cherish her.

I have some Lady Gaga outfits to choose from (and this Cornflower Blue Valentino is as big and bold as it gets), but I happen to love this Marilyn Monroe tribute with my whole soul. It is Atelier Versace and the padding and platinum blonde is Monroe's perfection.

I prove very positive that this simple Jennifer Aniston Vintage Valentino Gau Black doesn't have to be boring because she doesn't always hit us with moments of bold tailoring.

Now this is 1 of the iconic looks that were not appreciated at the time (gender-neutral or "masculine" fashion was not for our leading women), but now it is being reused as 1 of the greatest of all time. I'll give you: Julia Roberts in a men's suit.

The honeycomb-style structure of this golden dress is a kind of detail that makes a good dress great. Metallic was big in the 90s, and Courteney Cox is getting bigger by leading the trend from head to toe (to spectacular effects).

Greek gowns have always been a sure hit on the red carpet, but it can be hard to make yourself stand out. Enter the style maven Sienna Miller of Marchesa, whose upper half appears to be covered with hammered gold (it dips low on the back, too.).

Technically this is the night before the globe, but I had to include Elizabeth Taylor, who literally wears a tiara and looks like a queen. She is with her 3rd husband, Mike Todd (who gave her the jewels; he would tragically die 1 year after getting married).

Jennifer Lopez looks like this might be an audition for a Terminator movie: Her golden gown melted it dripping down her body This was only nine years after she debuted its green low-cut Versace dress, and this was it. It gives you a run for that money.

It is this iconic J.Lo dress is difficult to top — the one that established her early as a fashionable presence on the red carpet. This was her Golden Globe debut, and it is unclear who made this dress, but a blocked gown lotus in a color that exposed the skin

mean.it She looks like she's wearing armor. It is a custom Louis Vuitton and has the coolest breastplate and center zipper detail. Her stylist told Vogue, "Ruth is Gamine and Garson, so it didn't feel random to us."We may all look this cool.

One of the more memorable gowns Julian Moore had ever worn (and she wore a bunch), the ombre sequins and fringe of this stunning dress was a special touch by Riccardo Tisci of Givenchy. It is a habit and it suits her perfectly.

This floor・length bejeweled gown was the prominence of a young Angelina Jolie bodycon. Fun Fact: When Jolie was being interviewed before the ceremony, she joked that she would jump into the pool if she won the globe - and she

Lupita Nyong'o gave us a whole Pinterest board of red carpet looks, but this characteristically simple red carpet look was a bit of a surprise. Ralph Lauren was especially outstanding. It is separated from both the shoulder and the cape, with a train flowing around her.

If you're going to the Golden Globes and you're pretty sure you're going to win the Award (in this case all all at once everywhere), try it like Michelle Yeoh in a tiered Midnight Blue Armani Prive gown and a bunch of Bringy jewelry. We will do it.

This brought us closer to the top of the best Bay red carpet looks ever. It is Elie Saab and is one of Beyoncé's representative colors (obviously gold).1 The beauty lies in deceptive simplicity, and the art deco-inspired pattern of sequins has the most gorgeous shape.

Obviously it's impossible to see in this photo, but Marilyn Monroe's dress here is a beautiful emerald green. According to Vogue, it was due to the underrated designer Norman Norel, and Monroe apparently loved him ・ even wearing him at her wedding to Arthur Miller.