Best and Worst Dressed at the 2024 Golden Globes
Welcome to the dazzling world of fashion and glamour at the 2024 Golden Globes! As Hollywood’s brightest stars gathered under the glittering lights to celebrate cinematic excellence, the red carpet became a runway for the most captivating and daring fashion choices.
It seemed like the unspoken theme for the night was beige, while men preferred the black-on-black tux look. Still, some people didn’t get the memo (thankfully) and wore the brightest colors they could find. It would have been a little bit of a bummer if everyone wore 50 shades of beige!
From the breathtaking gowns that left us speechless to the ensembles that raised a few eyebrows, the Best and Worst Dressed at this year’s Golden Globes will undoubtedly be a hot topic of discussion. Join us as we take a closer look at the sartorial highs and lows that graced the prestigious event, showcasing the spectrum of style that defined this unforgettable night in Tinseltown.
Best: Heidi Klum
Heidi Klum is always dressed to the nines! For the 2024 Golden Globes, she walked out wearing a red Sophie Couture town. She said she felt like a “blonde tomato.” Whatever she felt like, she looked amazing!
Worst: Billie Eilish
Billie Eilish walked out wearing…this? It was designed by Willy Chavarria. The set featured a beige pleated skirt that looked almost like shorts. Then she wore a light blue Peter Pan collar shirt with a huge oversized black blazer above it.
Best: Da'Vine Joy Randolph
Da’Vine Joy Randolph almost knew she would win because she came dressed like a beautiful diva! As she walked up to get her first Golden Globe win, we got to see this beautiful Rodarte Gown in its full glory. It was truly the “fairy tale moment,” she said it was.
Worst: Rosamund Pike
Rosamund Pike wrote this all-black lacy gown and a face veil designed by Dior. It looked more like she was headed toward a funeral than the Golden Globes. She stated the veil was to conceal her face after a skiing accident, but her face appeared to be injury-free.
Best: Florence Pugh
Florence Pugh strutted the red carpet in this red, sheer Valentino dress. It looked fantastic and flowed effortlessly behind her. The only problem was that her edgy faux-hawk hairstyle didn’t quite match the vibe, but the dress stole the show anyway.
Worst: Helen Mirren
The biggest issue with this Rachel Fanconi cape and dress is that it looks frumpy. The colors are great on Helen Mirren — although the woman could wear any color and look amazing — but hangs on her like a nightgown. Maybe the dress without the cape would work? At least she looked comfortable.
Best: Margot Robbie
Margot Robbie came dressed to represent the movie everyone can’t stop talking about — Barbie! The outfit (designed by Armani Prive) actually replicated the 1977 “Superstar Barbe” outfit perfectly. She was one of the most vibrant looks of the night. While Robbie didn’t win an award herself, Barbie won two Globes.
Worst: Jeremy Allen White
The theme of the night for men appeared to be a black-on-black tux, and Jeremy Allen White stayed within that theme with a bit of…we’ll say, pizzazz. For some reason, he decided to wear a sheer shirt under his jacket. It’s such an odd choice, but he’s a pretty odd guy. He won a Golden Globe for his role in the TV series The Bear.
Best: Natalie Portman
Natalie Portman had a rough night since it was her first award show without her husband following his infidelity. She didn’t win, but she walked around looking like a Monet. The dress was crystal studded and looked like a work of art. It left people speechless. The dress was designed by Dior Couture with fine needlework by Chanakya School of Craft. The micro flowers were a great touch.
Worst: Jodie Foster
It seemed like celebs didn’t get the memo that the Golden Globes weren’t the funeral. Jodie Foster looked basically matronly in this getup. The goal was apparently to match with her wife, Alexandra Hedison, but Hedison looked so much better. The pair looked happy, however, and that’s what mattered.
Best: Taylor Swift
Taylor Swift wore a dress designed by Gucci’s Sabato de Sarno. It was definitely befitting a nominee for the night. She glittered as she walked down the red carpet and nearly stole the show wherever she went. Sadly, Travis Kelce wasn’t on her arm for the night.
Worst: Natasha Lyonne
The Orange is the New Black alum Natasha Lyonne decided to wear a gown designed by Maison Schiaparelli. She described it as an “art piece.” We won’t disagree with that, but beautiful? Not quite. The pillars near her face stuck straight up and looked weird at best.
Best: Timothee Chalamet
Timothee Chalamet wore a sequined jacket that fit the black-on-black tux theme. Actually, it would probably be more apt to say he wore Kylie Jenner since they were all over each other that night. He was a nominee for his role in Wonka.
Worst: Fantasia Barrino
Fantasia Barrino was nominated for her role in The Color Purple, and we’d love to rave about her dress, but it wasn’t as stunning as some of the other pieces that night. The town was designed by Dolce & Gabbana. Usually, she looks stunning, but this wasn’t it.
