Margot Robbie – channeling her inner Barbie, perhaps – donned a peach pink Chanel gown for the 80th Golden Globes red carpet. The sheer tulle number took over 750 hours of work and incorporated 10,000 elements of embroidery including sequins, bugle beads and feathers, so you better believe she let her dress do all the talking: loose beachy waves and a natural manicure was all she needed to accessorise.

Michelle Yeoh won her first Golden Globe for Everything Everywhere All At Once, and to celebrate, she brought the glamour in a glittering midnight blue gown by Armani Privé. To ensure she oozed even more Hollywood glamour, her stylist, Jordan Johnson Chung, made sure she accessorised with some serious bling: think a sparkling choker necklace, rings and bracelets by Moussaieff Jewellers.

Jenna Ortega decided to wear something decidedly un-Wednesday for the Golden Globes red carpet, opting instead for a flowing tan Gucci gown – one with excellent cutout detail, no less. Minimal make-up and a tousled, textured style for her new shag haircut finished the look perfectly: anyone else getting major Megara from Hercules vibes?

Angela Basset took home the award for best supporting actress for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, making Golden Globes history as Marvel Studios’ first acting nod and win at the awards show. And, naturally, she did so in a royal – yet still fittingly futuristic – look, donning a silver halter-neck gown by Pamella Roland. Love it.

Lily James opted for a billowing strapless red gown by Atelier Versace for the Golden Globes red carpet, and the Pam & Tommy star balanced her billowing train with cutout detailing at the waist. Her stylist, Rebecca Corbin-Murray, finished things off with a diamond choker necklace and matching stud earrings.

Viola Davis looked every inch The Woman King in a royal blue Jason Wu gown, which she paired with a silver clutch and amazing Chopard jewels. An instantly iconic look, as ever.

Is there anything more fun, more dramatic, more red carpet than a full-length cape? Jamie Lee Curtis donned a black lace number with her minimalist Valentino jumpsuit, and it was a true showstopper of a look.

Michelle Williams and longtime stylist Kristin Heitkotter never put a foot wrong when it comes to choosing truly original red carpet numbers, and the 2023 Golden Globes was no exception: think an ethereal creamy white Gucci gown, positively covered in pleats and ruffles.

Jennifer Coolidge donned an off-the-shoulder Dolce & Gabbana gown in classic black, but her stylist Gaelle Paul stayed up all night sewing to make sure it was completely embellished with Swarovski crystals. Truly dazzling, right?

Donald Glover looked effortless in Saint Laurent loungewear, which he teamed with a velvet suit jacket. 

Rihanna sure knows how to make an entrance! The fashion designer and musical icon arrived midshow at the 2023 Golden Globes in a classic Schiaparelli gown, which she accessorised with a cape (obviously), Giuseppe Zanotti sandals, sparkling earrings and a choker necklace

Billy Porter is a red carpet legend, and the 2023 Golden Globes saw him pay homage to his viral Christian Siriano tuxedo gown – albeit this time in the hottest shade of magenta possible. We love it.

Anya Taylor-Joy always dazzles on the red carpet, but this lemon Dior two-piece might just be one of our favourite looks yet.

Ana de Armas wore a structured Louis Vuitton dress to attend the 2023 Golden Globe Awards – and, while the monochrome number looked deceptively simple, eagle-eyed fashion fans will note that it was entirely covered in studs. 

Quinta Brunson unleashed her inner mermaid in this custom Christian Siriano gown, which she wore with hidden Giuseppe Zanotti heels and a sparkling cuff bracelet.

MJ Rodriguez shone on the Golden Globes red carpet in a midnight blue outfit from Balmain’s latest collection.

Kaley Cuoco wore an ethereal lavender gown by Vera Wang at the Golden Globes, while her husband walked beside her in a chic white tuxedo.

Jennifer Hudson was the ultimate golden girl in this glittering mirrored dress by New York designer CD Greene.

Dressed from head-to-toe in candy-floss pink, Golden Globe winner Julia Garner was a vision in her embellished Gucci gown.

Daisy Edgar-Jones, who was nominated for a Globe thanks to her stellar performance in Under The Banner Of Heaven, donned a gothic Gucci gown for the star-studded event.

House Of The Dragon star Emma D’Arcy wore an oversized tuxedo by Acne Studios to the Golden Globes, joking with NBC that “nothing says non-binary like wearing a skirt and trousers.” All together now? Stunning!

Milly Alcock joined her House Of The Dragon co-star at the 80th Golden Globes, donning a Givenchy dress, Pomellato jewelry, and a chain hair accessory (how Targaryen of her!) for the event.

Andrew Garfield walked the red carpet in a spectacular burnt orange number by Zegna, proving there is always more to tailored suits than the classic black and white number.