It seems like celebrities brought their A-games last night for the Golden Globes. Although it didn't seem like their was one prevailing popular color, the most popular style was definitely classic Hollywood glamour. This was one of the years where picking my favorite were tough. I had so many looks I loved that picking just a few was hard. I was able to pick and choose my top favorites so here goes!
Lea Michele in Marchesa- This gown was a huge and fabulous departure from Lea's usual red carpet style. Although it's different, this look is amazing. It's this form of sexy that's alluring and daring but not over the top at all. With her simple hair and jewelry she really lets the details of this gorgeous gown shine.
Kate Winslet in Jenny Packham-I really just love Kate Winslet's style. She's always gorgeous but it's always done in this effortless way that makes her look even better. The detailing around the neck and shoulders is especially fabulous.
Berenice Bejo in Gucci-I love midnight blue/navy gowns on the red carpet. They always get offset so wonderfully by the carpet. This elegant Gucci number is gorgeous. It's simple, but the understated details are really interesting. The handkerchief hemline and the delicate ruching on the bodice are so simple but they make this classic gown interesting. I really just love this dress.
Mila Kunis in Dior-This gown is so gorgeous. From the great handkerchief hem and detailed bodice the details of the dress really make it wonderful. It's so classic and really Parisian sexy, which is kinda of given since it's Dior. Regardless though it just a great red carpet gown.
Sarah Michelle Gellar in Monique Lhullier- If you've been reading my blog for the past couple of months you know how much I loved this dress. I loved the dress when it came down the runway and it just looks even more fabulous here on Sarah.
Uggie from The Artist- I couldn't make my fav's for this year without including the adorable dog from The Artist. I audibly OOOHHHed when he came on the red carpet because he was just too cute. The fact that he was wearing a bow too, just made him even cuter.
That's all for this show-see ya next time!
xoxo,
Amanda
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Lea Michele in Marchesa- This gown was a huge and fabulous departure from Lea's usual red carpet style. Although it's different, this look is amazing. It's this form of sexy that's alluring and daring but not over the top at all. With her simple hair and jewelry she really lets the details of this gorgeous gown shine.
Kate Winslet in Jenny Packham-I really just love Kate Winslet's style. She's always gorgeous but it's always done in this effortless way that makes her look even better. The detailing around the neck and shoulders is especially fabulous.
Berenice Bejo in Gucci-I love midnight blue/navy gowns on the red carpet. They always get offset so wonderfully by the carpet. This elegant Gucci number is gorgeous. It's simple, but the understated details are really interesting. The handkerchief hemline and the delicate ruching on the bodice are so simple but they make this classic gown interesting. I really just love this dress.
Mila Kunis in Dior-This gown is so gorgeous. From the great handkerchief hem and detailed bodice the details of the dress really make it wonderful. It's so classic and really Parisian sexy, which is kinda of given since it's Dior. Regardless though it just a great red carpet gown.
Sarah Michelle Gellar in Monique Lhullier- If you've been reading my blog for the past couple of months you know how much I loved this dress. I loved the dress when it came down the runway and it just looks even more fabulous here on Sarah.
Uggie from The Artist- I couldn't make my fav's for this year without including the adorable dog from The Artist. I audibly OOOHHHed when he came on the red carpet because he was just too cute. The fact that he was wearing a bow too, just made him even cuter.
That's all for this show-see ya next time!
xoxo,
Amanda
Image credit-getty images-celebritygossip.net-wireimage
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