18 Jaw-Dropping Golden Globes Beauty Looks We Totally Want to Steal
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Getty ImagesJenna Ortega debuted a new auburn hair colour, a cool shag haircut, and (if you look closely) double-winged liner. It's like she used the Golden Globes red carpet to give us a master class in trendy Gen Z beauty, and we're taking notes.
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Getty ImagesWe couldn't stop staring at Daisy Edgar-Jones's hair, which was pulled up into a bun at the nape of her neck with lots of volume at the crown and soft, feathery bangs at the front. It's basically the 2023 version of a classic '60s bouffant.
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Getty ImagesAnya Taylor-Joy sported the same waist-grazing platinum-blonde hair that she debuted on the Golden Globes red carpet last year. Only this time, it was styled slick-straight and pinned back on one side. It's perfection.
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Getty ImagesMonica Barbaro of Top Gun: Maverick chose a simple and classic look for the Golden Globes red carpet. She paired an elegant half-up hairstyle with crimson lipstick.
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Getty ImagesKaley Cuoco debuted her baby bump on the red carpet along with feathery, French-girl bangs and radiant pink blush. The combination is a winning one.
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Getty ImagesYet another '60s reference (are we sensing a theme here?), Elizabeth Debicki's heavy black eyeliner, middle part, and effortless hair texture were the perfect combination.
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Getty ImagesQuinta Brunson's slicked-back ponytail and pink gradient smoky eye are so on point.
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Getty ImagesJenny Slate's perfect curl pattern is complemented by a rosy lip color.
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Getty ImagesIf the Golden Globes are any indication, 2023 is the year of low-key hairstyles paired with glowing makeup. Michelle Williams's matching pink cheek and lip colour is a prime example.
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Getty ImagesThere are two things we love about Selena Gomez's look. The first is her high pony, which was styled in soft, bending waves. The second was her eye makeup, which was ever-so-slightly smoky.
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Getty ImagesMargot Robbie paired her Barbie-esque pink gown with a dark red lip colour and matching blush. It seems like monochromatic makeup is yet another trend at the Golden Globes.
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Getty ImagesHere's another simple yet elegant look. Ana de Armas paired thick, winged liner with a terra-cotta red lip. It's a look that will never go out of style.
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Getty ImagesThere's only one word for Letitia Wright's red carpet look, and that's glowing.
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Getty ImagesLily James opted for classic Old Hollywood glamour with subtle makeup and a side-parted lob.
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Getty ImagesSpeaking of Old Hollywood glamour, leave it to Jennifer Coolidge to arrive with voluminous, tousled barrel curls. We think her character in The White Lotus would approve.
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Getty ImagesJessica Chastain looked like an actual Golden Globe award. She looked bronze and sculpted thanks to what looked like expertly blended blush and bronzer.
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Getty ImagesWhen she's not playing Rhaenyra Targaryen in House of the Dragon, Milly Alcock is giving us some serious Gen Z–approved beauty inspiration. We love the way she paired metallic eye shadow with slick-shine hair.
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Getty ImagesLi Jun Li, who stars in Babylon, walked the Golden Globes red carpet with a dewy complexion and full, fluttery lashes.