Golden Globes 2026: Best-Dressed Celebrities – 30+ Stunning Photos

The ceremony unfolded Sunday night in Los Angeles, bringing together film and television's most celebrated names for an evening that balanced major career milestones with red-carpet spectacle.

Hosted in the heart of Hollywood, the 83rd Golden Globe Awards on January 11, 2026, honored the standout performances and productions of the past year while setting the tone for the awards season ahead.

On the film side, "Hamnet" emerged as the biggest drama winner, taking Best Film – Drama, while "One Battle After Another" claimed the top prize in the musical or comedy category.

Acting honors went to Jessie Buckley for "Hamnet" and Wagner Moura for "The Secret Agent" in the drama categories, with Timothée Chalamet and Rose Byrne winning musical or comedy acting awards.

Yet, long before envelopes were opened inside the ballroom, attention had already shifted outside. The red carpet became a visual prelude to the night's most significant moments, with fashion houses, archival silhouettes, and custom couture quietly competing for recognition of their own kind.

A Carpet Framed by Couture and Confidence

The arrivals offered a study in contrast, sculptural minimalism alongside theatrical drama, anchored by designers who understood how to command the camera without overwhelming it.

Teyana Taylor

Teyana, who won Best Supporting Actress for "One Battle After Another," arrived in Schiaparelli and wore jewelry from Tiffany & Co. Her black gown, engineered with twists, gathers, and strategic cutouts, balanced restraint with quiet spectacle as a trailing halter detail added movement behind her.

Tessa Thompson

Tessa opted for Balenciaga, stepping out in a strapless gold sequined gown that hugged her frame and caught every flash of light. The look relied on texture rather than excess, with minimal jewelry allowing the craftsmanship to take center stage.

Priyanka Chopra Jonas

Priyanka embraced timeless elegance in Dior, wearing a strapless black gown with a sculpted satin bodice and voluminous skirt. The diagonally draped bodice and diamond choker completed a look that felt both classic and commanding.

Chris Perfetti

Chris Perfetti brought an unexpected jolt of color in a dopamine-inducing blue Christian Cowan suit paired with Christian Louboutin shoes. Architectural tailoring and a metallic floral embellishment at the waist gave the ensemble a couture edge.

Dark Glamor, Quiet Power, and Vintage Notes

Several attendees leaned into darker palettes and sculptural silhouettes that emphasized attitude as much as design.

Odessa A'zion

Odessa wore vintage Dolce & Gabbana, pairing a dramatic black feathered top with high-waisted trousers and opera-length gloves. The look channeled unapologetic glamour with a cool, unbothered edge.

Julia Roberts

Julia appeared in Armani Privé, choosing a sleek black gown punctuated by a deep plunging neckline and a striking red pendant necklace. The minimalist styling underscored her enduring red-carpet authority.

Michael B. Jordan

Michael, from "Sinners" and nominated for Best Actor - Drama, stepped out in Prada, favoring a sharply tailored dark double-breasted suit that blended classic menswear with subtle modern details.

Jennifer Lopez

Jennifer brought high-glamor sensuality in Jean-Louis Scherrer, wearing a sheer nude gown embroidered with swirling bronze embellishments that flared into a soft tulle mermaid hem.

Pamela Anderson

Pamela opted for understated elegance in Ferragamo, appearing in an ivory ensemble featuring a softly draped blouse tucked into a sleek, high-waisted skirt that skims the floor, with minimal accessories.

Jennifer Lawrence

Jennifer wore Givenchy, stunning in a sheer, nude-toned gown adorned with delicate floral embroidery that appears to float across her silhouette, punctuated by strategic cutouts, a plunging neckline that adds modern sensuality, and minimal jewelry.

Jessie Buckley

Jessie, the night's winner for Best Actress – Drama, appeared in Dior, wearing a pale blue off-the-shoulder gown with delicate floral detailing and a softly draped, wrap-style silhouette.

Elegant Pairings and Quiet Announcements

Some of the evening's most memorable red-carpet moments were defined not by spectacle alone, but by subtle storytelling—shared appearances, personal milestones, and fashion choices that carried meaning beyond the fabric.

Amal Clooney

Amal stunned in Balmain, stepping onto the carpet beside her husband, George Clooney. She wore a form-fitting red gown with a ruched bodice and flowing hem that accentuated her silhouette. Together, the contrast between bold color and timeless tailoring created a striking couple's moment under the lights.

Hailee Steinfeld

Hailee made a radiant appearance in Prada and Repossi jewellery, confirming her pregnancy in a shimmering blush-toned gown. The long-sleeved, fitted silhouette softly highlighted her baby bump, while side-swept waves and a delicate choker completed a look defined by warmth and quiet confidence.

Eniko and Kevin Hart

Eniko and Kevin coordinated in Louis Vuitton, with Kevin wearing a Patek watch. Kevin wears a textured dark suit paired with a crisp white shirt, while she stuns in a form-fitting, champagne-toned corset gown with intricate detailing. The pairing highlights contrast structured menswear beside a dramatic, body-contouring silhouette.

Classic Hollywood with a Modern Edge

Timeless glamor made a confident return on the carpet, refreshed with bold styling choices and a contemporary attitude that kept these looks firmly rooted in the present.

Selena Gomez

Selena stunned in Chanel, wearing a black floor-length gown topped with a dramatic off-the-shoulder white feathered neckline. Vintage-inspired waves and bold red lipstick gave off a classic Hollywood vibe with a contemporary finish.

Miley Cyrus

Miley opted for Saint Laurent, appearing in a sleek black sequined gown with dramatic pleated shoulders and a plunging neckline. Dark sunglasses, layered necklaces, and tousled blonde waves completed a look that blended rock-star confidence with red-carpet polish.

Statements Beyond Style

Some red-carpet moments carried meaning that extended well past fashion.

Wunmi Mosaku

Wunmi revealed her pregnancy while wearing a flowing yellow gown by Matthew Reisman, later sharing deeply personal reflections. "I have some news. Beautiful, personal, sacred news. A prayer, really," she wrote. "It's something I want to hold close — to nurture quietly, to meditate on and manifest with those who can truly hold me in the light as all this beauty and change unfolds."

She added, "In my Nigerian culture, we don't really announce this kind of news. It's meant to be protected. Everything in me resists sharing it publicly — not because I'm not grateful or joyful, but because this feels like one of the few things that truly belongs to me."

Jennifer Garner

Jennifer returned to the Golden Globes red carpet for the first time in 13 years. Her last appearance had been in 2013 alongside then-husband Ben Affleck. She stepped out for the event wearing a gown by Cong Tri. The designer later reposted her look on Instagram, marking a quiet but notable comeback moment.

A Mix of Custom Creations and Comment-Worthy Moments

From bespoke couture to looks that sparked conversation online, this stretch of the carpet highlighted individuality, craftsmanship, and the power of personal style to generate buzz.

Emma Stone

Emma arrived in a custom Louis Vuitton look, pairing a structured ivory crop top with a gold-fringed column skirt that shimmers with movement. The clean lines and exposed midriff strike a balance between playful and polished, while her short, sleek bob and bright smile add a fresh, youthful finish.

Amanda Seyfried

Amanda chose Atelier Versace with Tiffany jewelry, delivering old-Hollywood elegance. Her white strapless gown with soft draping and a subtle front slit, complemented by a matching wrap draped over her arms.

Colman Domingo

Colman wore a custom Valentino accented with silver floral appliqués cascading across one shoulder. The monochrome tailoring is sleek and confident, with decorative details that add personality and red-carpet flair without overpowering the look.

Zoë Kravitz

Zoë opted for a custom Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello. The peach-toned slip dress with lace panels at the bodice and hem, cinched gently at the waist with a thin ribbon. The soft fabric, minimalist silhouette, and barely-there styling create a romantic, understated moment that contrasts beautifully with the dramatic red-carpet setting.

Ariana Grande

Ariana appeared in a custom Vivienne Westwood Couture gown. The textured fabric adds depth and movement, while a sparkling choker brings a touch of classic glamor. Her sleek updo and soft makeup balance the bold design with elegance, prompting online reactions. One commenter wrote, "Lookin healthier," while another added, "She looks a little healthier here."

Bella Ramsey

Bella arrived in a custom Prada look. Their tailored black suit, accented by a wide, glossy pink sash wrapped across the chest and tied into a statement bow, added a playful twist to tailored formal wear.

Benicio del Toro

Benicio stepped out in Giorgio Armani. His timeless black tuxedo with a white shirt and bow tie embodies traditional red-carpet sophistication. The clean tailoring and glossy dress shoes reinforce the classic aesthetic.

Joe Alwyn

Joe wore Dior. He stepped onto the carpet in a classic black tuxedo elevated by a deep navy velvet jacket with satin lapels. The crisp white shirt and polished black shoes keep the look timeless, while his relaxed stance adds modern ease.

Owen Cooper

Owen chose Bottega Veneta. The minimalist, fashion-forward approach is a monochrome light-gray ensemble. The belted jacket and relaxed trousers create a clean, utilitarian silhouette that feels understated yet intentional.

Walton Goggins

Walton made a bold statement in Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello. The metallic top injects drama and personality into the classic tailoring, drawing attention without overpowering the look. With one hand in his pocket, the outfit feels confident, stylish, and unapologetically expressive.

Stellan Skarsgård

Stellan Skarsgård, winner of Best Supporting Actor for "Sentimental Value," appeared in custom Zegna, holding his Golden Globe trophy in a relaxed yet triumphant moment.

Younger Faces and Standout Personalities

Fresh energy and bold individuality came through in this group, where youthful charm and unmistakable presence made just as strong an impression as couture.

Jacobi Jupe

Among the youngest attendees, Jacobi, 12, known for "Hamnet" (2025), wore a scaled-down tuxedo with a burgundy velvet jacket and satin-trimmed lapels over a crisp white shirt.

Duke McCloud

Duke, in a light teal double-breasted suit, paired with a white shirt and decorative lapel pins, drew warm online reactions. Commenters described him as a "Star in the making," added, "Hes [sic] adorable whoever he is!!" and declared, "If handsome had a face."

Piper Curda

Piper embraced theatrical flair in a dramatic red tiered tulle gown topped with a tailored jacket and a dramatic feathered red hat. The outfit feels whimsical, joyful, and unapologetically expressive.

Snoop Dogg

Snoop Dogg, born Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr., stepped out in a black double-breasted suit accented by a bold red sash, merging modern edge with red-carpet authority.

As the night progressed, the focus inevitably returned to trophies and speeches. Still, the images from outside the careful tailoring, the personal announcements, the unexpected pairings continued to circulate long after the ceremony ended, underscoring how the Golden Globes remain as much a fashion barometer as an awards show.