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Here we are again! Awards season is back and kicking off with the Golden Globes 2021 red carpet. Well, kind of anyway. With precautions over COVID-19 still in full force, the awards ceremony—red carpet included—looks different this year. As with other shows that have aired during the pandemic, most of the actors with Golden Globe nominations were patching in live from their homes, while a small handful of presenters were posing for photographers in person.
One thing you can still expect to see, though, is a whole lot of refreshingly gorgeous looks. If the fanfare over the style moments at the Inauguration last month proved anything, it’s that after a year of tie-dye sweatsuits and skinimalism, an excuse to look at some capital-F fashion and over-the-top hair and makeup is an extremely welcome reprieve from our current reality.
The good news? The celebrities who did hit the Golden Globes 2021 red carpet turned up and turned out. Scroll on to see all the incredible beauty looks, below, and don’t forget to check out our 2021 Golden Globes hub for more details about this year’s ceremony.
Julia Garner
Two words: This! Lip! Naturally, a lip this good is courtesy of Chanel Rouge CoCo Bloom. (The exact shade, 134 Sunlight, comes out March 11.)
Nicola Coughlan
Red-carpet makeup is usually pretty…but expected. It turns out Bridgerton star Nicola Coughlan is just as full of surprises as Penelope Featherington because we didn’t see this electric pink eyeshadow coming.
Andra Day
Baby hairs? An ombré lip? Highlighter that’s out of this world? Check, check, and check.
Kaley Cuoco
Glowing skin was very much the theme of the night. Cuoco’s comes courtesy of a $365 red light mask, Charlotte Tilbury products, and obviously incredible genes.
Eiza Gonzalez
This is the definition of “cheekbones for days.”
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Tiffany Haddish
Hello to this blonde buzz cut! The comedian chopped her hair and bleached it before the Golden Globes red carpet. Naturally, she slayed it.
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Anya Taylor-Joy
Talk about some serious mermaid hair goals. To go with her exquisite Dior gown, Taylor-Joy’s makeup artist used all Dior products for her makeup, including Dior Rouge Dior #434 Promenade for that soft neutral lip.
Susan Kelechi Watson
Anyone who says the side part is dead clearly needs to see this: the absolute perfect red-carpet ponytail. Stylist Vernon Francois used Redken’s new Acidic Bonding Concentrate line to blow out Kelechi Watson’s natural texture into this sleek and shiny style.
Cynthia Erivo
The only thing that could make a lime green Valentino Couture gown more fun is a pop of bright purple underliner, which the star’s makeup artist Terrell Mullin provided using Armani Beauty.
Lily Collins
Hollywood really said “TikTok, your move” with all the dramatic side parts at the Globes. This, paired with Collins’s peacock-colored eyes (courtesy of Lancôme), might just be our favorite.
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Margot Robbie
Robbie never fails to serve major haircut inspiration on the red carpet. This year is no different.
Laura Dern
Because we know you’re curious too: That glow is courtesy of Clinique’s Even Better Clinical Serum Foundation and Chubby Cheek Stick.
Lana Condor
Condor went for glossy lips and lashes for days to play up that gorgeous Monique Lhuillier gown.
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Jane Fonda
The 83-year-old multi-hyphenate gives new meaning to the phrase silver fox.
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Zuri Hall
A low pony this chic deserves a great side view.
Elle Fanning
Fanning served straight-up princess vibes in this Gucci gown. As for that flawless winged liner? It’s all L’Oréal Paris.
Satchel Lee
These loose tendrils are everything our prom hair wanted to be.
Angela Bassett
A braid within a braid? That’s next level.
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Sofia Carson
Carson has been a staple on the red carpet over the past year and never fails to deliver some old-school glamour.
Sarah Hyland
The Modern Family star complemented her new red hair with all drugstore makeup. E.l.f. Cosmetics, for the win.
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