Margot Robbie, Billie Eilish, & More Of The Golden Globes’ Best-Dressed Stars

The new year is starting off with a bang — and a stylish one, at that — thanks to the 2024 Golden Globe Awards. On Sunday, Jan. 7, many of Hollywood’s brightest stars walked the awards show’s prestigious red carpet, and naturally, everyone showed up in their best ensembles.

Julia Garner, for example, turned up in a glistening silver number straight out of the 1920s, while Heidi Klum was utterly showstopping in a red-hot gown. In terms of trends, high-low dresses, bows, and peplum are already making an appearance, thanks to Selena Gomez, Elle Fanning, and Allison Williams, respectively.

Meanwhile, some of the biggest style stars stayed firmly within their sartorial MO. Margot Robbie, for one, channeled yet another vintage Barbie doll after more than a year of Barbiecore outings, while Florence Pugh wore her go-to designer (Valentino) in a see-through ensemble.

Taylor Swift also attended the prestigious shindig and dressed for her Reputation era in snake green, further fanning the Reputation (Taylor’s Version) rumors. Ahead, these and other best-dressed attendees from the 2024 Golden Globes.

Margot Robbie

Once again, Robbie was Barbie personified in a hot pink sequined masterpiece and a pink tulle boa. If the Giorgio Armani Privé ensemble looks familiar, it’s because it’s a custom recreation of the 1977 Super Star Barbie doll.

Selena Gomez

In a ruby red Giorgio Armani Privé number, Gomez revived the high-low trend, AKA the biggest prom dress silhouette of 2011.

Billie Eilish

Eilish went scholastic chic in an oversize blazer, button-up (with a Peter Pan collar, no less), and khaki skirt. Note: Her shoes and socks matched her spiked, two-tone hair.

Emma Stone

Another rosette-laden stunner, Stone’s glitzy Champagne number was covered in the trendy blooms. Peep the plunging neck and high slit while you’re at it.

Brie Larson

Larson was every bit the regal attendee in a structured lilac gown, complete with a ’50s-style tea skirt.

Taylor Swift

Swift channeled the green snake emoji in a shimmery column gown that screamed Reputation (Taylor’s Version). Swifties, are you ready for it?

Jennifer Lopez

J.Lo was every bit the glamorous icon in a strapless mermaid number featuring massive rosettes.

Dua Lipa

Dua Lipa’s Schiaparelli mermaid gown is a literal work of art: the volume, the gilded details, the velvet texture — it’s all a slay.

Issa Rae

Rae was every bit the golden goddess in a shimmery column gown designed by Pamella Roland.

America Ferrera

Ferrera’s Barbie monologue is iconic, yes, but this gray embellished gown will easily go down in the actor’s sartorial Hall of Fame.

Barry Keoghan

No Golden Globes best-dressed list would be complete without this mismatched tux. The burgundy ’fit immediately scored Keoghan a spot on the list of Hollywood’s Most Stylish Men.

Natasha Lyonne

This sculptural fringe number is yet another Schiaparelli win for the night — like walking art.

Jennifer Lawrence

“Quiet luxury” queen Lawrence kept it simple (and decidedly quiet) in a decadent black gown and minimal accessories.

Ayo Edebiri

If there was any question about red being the color of the night, take Edebiri’s crimson Prada stunner as evidence. Exquisite.

Julia Garner

Garner channeled a modern-day diva in a shimmery silver masterpiece with an ultra-saucy detail: a deep, deep, plunging neckline.

Elle Fanning

Bows — AKA the biggest coquette trend of 2023 — are going strong well into 2024, and Fanning made the hyper-feminine emblem look utterly elegant in creamy satin.

Heidi Klum

Klum emodied the phrase “red hot” in a strapless Sophie Couture creation that showed off a pop of leg.

Rosamund Pike

Jaws dropped when Pike showed up in a bustier-style dress (I wasn’t there, but I think it’s a safe assumption). With lace details and a cage-style headpiece, it was a fashion risk that paid off.

Dylan Mulvaney

Mulvaney rocked a feathery pale pink confection that was equal parts dreamy and ethereal.

Allison Williams

Peplum is officially back. Williams took the formerly cheugy style into sophisticated territory with a sweetheart neckline and frothy tulle skirt.