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We did the research and this is the best look of the Golden Globe of all time
On Sunday, millions of people left Netflix for a few hours to watch the first virtual Golden Globes. The 78th annual Golden Globes, hosted by comedians Tina Fey and Amy Poehler from two separate coastal states – Fey in the Rainbow Room in Manhattan and Poehler in the Beverly Hills Hotel in Los Angeles – have no guests and therefore no guests. . does not include a real red carpet. That said, fashion still plays a role, albeit mostly on Instagram. Instead of a custom red carpet this year, we look at 32 years, from 2021 to 1989, and show the best red carpet look of each – that is, except for 2008, when the Writers Guild of America went on strike and canceled the entire event. From the white satin dress Audrey Hepburn wore when she received the Cecil B. DeMille Award in 1990 to Saoirse Ronan’s #METOO-inspired black Versace gown in 2018, the dresses on display are all you need to look forward to prepare for Sunday night’s festivities (or lack thereof). So sit back, relax and enjoy looking back through the best Golden Globe gown of all time (or at least for the past 32 years) .2021 Kaley Cuoco looked like a princess in this embellished, silver Oscar de la Renta gown. Credit: Brad Goreski.2020 While we are sad that red carpets are standing still permanently, we should at least see Cynthia Erivo in this black and white custom Thom Browne gown at the 2020 Golden Globes 2020. Photo: Frazer Harrison / Getty Images. 2019 Regina King shows us how to do sequins after New Year’s Eve in this custom bubblegum pink body con by Alberta Ferretti. Regina King in Custom Alberta Ferretti.Photo: Jon Kopaloff / Getty Images.2018Hands down, 2018 was the year of Saoirse Ronan. Not only did she win her very first Golden Globe for a beautiful performance in Lady Bird, but she also covered the red carpet in this beautiful black and silver Atelier Versace gown. Saoirse Ronan in Atelier Versace. Photo: Frederick M. Brown / Getty Riley Keough, recorded in Chanel Couture, may have been new to the Golden Globes in 2017, but she looked anything but out of place on the red carpet. Riley Keough in Chanel Couture. Photo: Steve Granitz / WireImage.2016 Someone can do old Hollywood, but no one, and we mean no one, does it just like Lady Gaga. With a ‘Marilyn Monroe’ carrying along with Monroe herself, this versace shoulder gown and the 10-inch Brian Atwood heels, we wonder if there’s something Gaga can’t do? Lady Gaga in Versace. Photo: Jason Merritt / Getty Images.2015 Wearing black on the red carpet is hardly groundbreaking, but Amal Clooney has a way of standing out in a crowd, especially when she dresses Dior Haute Couture from top to toe. Amal Clooney in Dior Haute Couture. : George Pimentel / WireImage.2014 For a Golden Globes firstborn, Lupita Nyong’o walked this red carpet like an experienced pro – or rather a superhero, in this hooded gown by Ralph Lauren. Lupita Nyong’o in Ralph Lauren .Photo: Steve Granitz / WireImage.2013 Patchwork has never looked better than it did in 2013 on Zoe Saldana in this strapless dress by Prabal Gurung. anything less than fantastic on the red carpet, but this show-stop g Atelier Versace gown is without a doubt at its best.Angelina Jolie in Atelier Versace.Photo: George Pimentel / WireImage.2011Laugh back! Sequin! Long sleeve! Anne Hathaway steps on the red carpet in this Armani Private gown. Anne Hathaway in Armani Privé. Photo: Evan Agostini / NBC / NBCU Photo Bank / Getty Images.2010 A few showers could not stop Cameron Diaz (and the dazzling smile) from her competition in this curtain Alexander McQueen gown. Cameron Diaz and Alexander McQueen. Photo: SGranitz / WireImage. all commitment is off. Olivia Wilde in Reem Acra. Photo: Steve Granitz / WireImage. Not that there’s anything Queen Bey does not look beautiful in, but even she surpassed herself with this golden Elie Saab number. Beyonce Knowles in Elie Saab .Photo: Frazer Harrison / Getty Images.2006 Looking back at the 2006 style, it hardly seems possible that Keira Knightley’s strapless Valentino dress came from the same year as thick belts and low cargo pants. Keira Knightley in Valentino.Photo: Jeff Vespa / WireImage.2005 It’s no surprise that Jennifer Garner (with the help of this vintage Valentino gown) would knock out any competition on the red carpet. Jennifer Garner in the vintage Valentino. Photo: SGranitz / WireImage.2004 Although this look may not have received much appreciation in 2019, we throw our hats off to the master of men’s clothing, Diane Keaton, because he has a white coat with a collar at the Golden Globes, ‘ put on a touch of sunglasses and sequin boots. Diane Keaton in a white coat with a collar Photo: Jeff Kravitz / FilmMagic, Inc.2003 Fact: Kim Cattrall can make anything look sexy – and this red-hot Valentino number is no exception. Kim Cattrall in Valentino. Photo: Jon Kopaloff / Getty Images. 2002 Only Halle Berry could probably draw the most difficult color on the red carpet: chocolate brown. Then we are still looking for something in which Halle Berry does not look perfect. Hall Berry in Valentino. Photo: SGranitz / WireImage.2001 A slip dress to the Golden Globes? Normally we would say no way, but there’s just something about Kate Hudson in Vera Wang that makes us throw normal red carpet, ruled by the window. Kate Hudson and Vera Wang. Photo: KMazur / WireImage.2000 About Sex And The City It’s hardly a surprise that fashion icon Sarah Jessica Parker will look fantastic on the red carpet. We just wish she would give us a hint for what shoes she’s wearing under this Richard Tyler tulle gown. Sarah Jessica Parker and Richard Tyler. Photo: Frank Micelotta / Getty Images. 1999 Typically we would shudder at the thought of a two-piece piece of ensemble on the red carpet, but this black-and-white duo of Pamela Dennis on Calista Flockhart let us make a special exception. Calista Flockhart and Pamela Dennis. Photo: SGranitz / WireImage.1998What does everyone say? Dress for the award you want? This is exactly what Alfre Woodard did in this beautiful bronze gown, Alfre Woodard in a bronze dress. Photo: Ron Galella, Ltd./WireImage.1997 Courtney Love had a great deal of fashion faux pas moments. But after seeing her in this dark blue robe, we are reminded that this grunge goddess cleans very well. Courtney Love in a dark blue dress. Photo: Ke.Mazur / WireImage.1996 It’s official: Sharon Stone who is on the red carpet in this black and white ensemble of Vera Wang (sweater included around the shoulders!) Is 2019 #stylegoals.Sharon Stone in Vera Wang.Photo: Ke.Mazur / WireImage.1995 We always fancy a look of a red carpet that fits the grain, so of course Uma Thurman has to put on the Golden Globes with this classic satin jacket instead of a dress, bending our hats. Coat. Photo: Steve Granitz / WireImage.1994 Is it just us, or is Angela Bassett absolutely glowing in this all-black Golden Globes ensemble? Angela Bassett in a black dress. Photo: Ron Galella / WireImage.1993 In a sea of black black dresses and sequins shoulder pads, Janine Turner shines in this red, fitted gown. Janine Turner in a red dress. Photo: Ron Galella, Ltd / WireImage.1992 She may not have been able to beat Bette Midler for the Golden Globe, but Michelle Pfeiffer was no doubt the best dressed nominee of the night. Michelle Pfeiffer in a black gown. Photo: Ron Galella, Ltd./WireImage.1991 Ah, the torso suit. It’s no surprise that this two-part trend makes a big comeback when you look at Julia Roberts in this dark blue pinstrip style. Julia Roberts in a dark blue suit. Photo: Ron Galella, Ltd./WireImage.1990 Audrey Hepburn simply could not do wrong – a fact proved by this remarkable ensemble. Audrey Hepburn in a white satin dress. Photo: Ron Galella / WireImage.1989 The Golden Globes of 1989 had some interesting fashion moments (after all, it was the 80s). But this long-sleeved red gown on the Hotelster Connie Selleca is now just as chic as it was then. Connie Sellecca in a red gown. Photo: Jim Smeal / Ron Galella Collection / Getty Images. As you can see? How about a little more R29 goodness here? Bridgerton’s Globes Exclusion Is Worse Than A Sniff Golden Globes Just Made History In This Category The Golden Globes Were Full Of Fashion Moments