The Best Dressed Stars at the 2026 Golden Globes

Audrey Nuna of “K-Pop Demon Hunters” easily owned the red carpet.

Styled by Danyul Brown, the Korean-American singer made her Golden Globes debut in a cocoon-shaped coat dress from Thom Browne’s Fall/Winter 2024 collection, accented with oversized bows framing the collar and hem. A black birdcage veil, statement Messika jewelry, and a bold black lip tied the gothic look together.

Now that's how you make an entrance.

Renate Reinsve went all in on the fringe. Wearing custom Louis Vuitton by Nicolas Ghesquière, styled by Karla Welch, the Norwegian actress floated down the carpet in floor-length layers of metallic fringes, cascading from the tube bodice’s scalloped neckline.

Jennifer Lawrence went the romantic route in a sheer slip dress embroidered with floral motifs all over— a creation designed by Sarah Burton for Givenchy. Styled by Ryan Hastings, the Best Actress nominee layered the look with a powder pink satin shawl-collar bomber, worn over slashed tulle with satin stitching and sequin embroidery.

South Korean-American singer Ejae—one-third of K-Pop Demon Hunters’ Huntrix—kept things sleek in a strapless black gown by Jonathan Anderson for Dior. Satin and sheer lace panels transitioned into a skirt defined by petal-like, fanned cuts, adding softness as she strutted down the red carpet.

Hailee Steinfeld demonstrated exactly how to debut a baby bump on the red carpet— and in the most elegant way too.

The “Sinners” star arrived in a custom Prada peach gown crafted from silk chiffon and embroidered throughout with silver sequins. Styed by Rob Zangardi, the look was completed with silver satin platforms and an opulent, sculptural Repossi choker— fully set with a 7.4-carat yellow diamond and 42 carats of white diamond.

ICYDK, Hailee is expecting her first child with her husband, NFL quarterback Josh Allen.

Tessa Thompson stood out amid the sea of neutrals. Dressed in custom Balenciaga by Pier Paolo Piccioli, the actress wore a backless, floor-length gown covered entirely in dazzling green sequins.

Miranda Priestly would definitely approve of this outfit.

Emily Blunt kept things crisp in an ivory Louis Vuitton ensemble. Styled by Jessica Paster, the look feature a one-shoulder short cape layered over a silk heavy crêpe column gown. A slicked-back updo, bronzed minimal makeup, and a full set of Tiffany & Co. silver jewelry kept the finish clean and modern.

Did you know? Selena Gomez’s Golden Globes gown apparently took 323 hours to make.

The singer-actress channelled Old Hollywood glamour clad in a custom Chanel frock, featuring a white feather shawl that wrapped around the neckline before dipping into a deep “V” at the back. Staying true to creative director Matthieu Blazy’s signature use of tactile detailing, the bustier gown was adorned with roughly 200 embroidered elements in feathers, silk chiffon, and silk organza.

Styled by Erin Walsh, the look was finished with statement pieces from Chanel’s high jewelry line.

Brittany Snow’s strapless white gown may look simple at first glance, but a closer look will tell you otherwise.

Designed by New York-based label Danielle Frankel, the “Pitch Perfect” star sported the Petra gown from the Fall 2025 collection. It featured silk wool twill topped with a crinkled organza overlay and a structured, lettuce-shaped hem that floats right above the ground.

Thai superstar Lalisa Manobal was also in attendance at this year’s Golden Globes. Following her stint as Mook in HBO’s “White Lotus” Season 3, the BLACKPINK member was among the evening’s presenters.

Styled by Genesis Webb, Lisa was draped in a black, torso-baring look from Jacquemus’ Spring/Summer 2026 ready-to-wear collection, layered with a bandeau underneath. She finished the look with a stack of Bulgari jewelry, debuting pieces from the new Bvlgari Eternal collection.