The 83rd Golden Globe Awards brought stars to the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills on January 11, 2026. Here are 30 standout red-carpet looks, selected for their silhouettes, color, texture, tailoring, and styling—not as an official ranking or industry-wide verdict. “Best dressed” is a matter of taste: British Vogue and ELLE published different selections, and Vogue invited readers to vote on their favorites.
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These 30 are curated picks from the evening’s red carpet, drawing on the names and designer credits visible in British Vogue’s gallery. The list includes gowns and formal menswear, as well as current designer fashion and a vintage look. The short descriptions focus on what can be observed in the coverage rather than assuming a garment’s collection season, construction, or provenance.
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- Selena Gomez — Chanel. Her look stands out among the evening’s Chanel appearances, one of the labels ELLE also singled out in its coverage.
- Emma Stone — Louis Vuitton. A Louis Vuitton choice that adds a polished designer look to the evening’s mix of formal silhouettes.
- Wunmi Mosaku — Matthew Reisman. A distinctive designer credit that brings another perspective to a carpet otherwise filled with major fashion-house names.
- Colman Domingo — Valentino. His Valentino look was also noted by ELLE, placing him among the evening’s most discussed menswear choices.
- Hudson Williams — Giorgio Armani. ELLE highlighted his Giorgio Armani look and Bulgari necklace, a pairing that shows how accessories can sharpen formal menswear.
- Ayo Edebiri — Chanel. A Chanel look included in British Vogue’s selection and part of the night’s range of red-carpet gown styling.
- Amal Clooney — vintage Balmain. The vintage label gives her look a distinct point of difference from current-season designer dressing.
- Paul Mescal — Gucci. A Gucci look that brings a modern designer label into the evening’s formal menswear mix.
- Amanda Seyfried — Versace. Her Versace appearance adds another fashion-house perspective to a carpet where black, white, and sparkle all featured.
- Eva Victor — Loewe. A Loewe look that stands out for its place among the evening’s less predictable designer choices.
- Damson Idris — Prada. His Prada look contributes to the breadth of tailored menswear represented in the roundup.
- Teyana Taylor — Schiaparelli. Schiaparelli’s presence adds a more daring fashion-house note to the night’s range of styles.
- Jennifer Lawrence — Givenchy by Sarah Burton. ELLE specifically highlighted this look, which brings a strong designer signature to the red carpet.
- Jacob Elordi — Bottega Veneta. A Bottega Veneta choice that expands the roundup’s range of formal menswear labels.
- Elle Fanning — Gucci. Her Gucci look offers another take on eveningwear from a label also represented in the menswear selections.
- Timothée Chalamet — Chrome Hearts. Chrome Hearts makes for a less conventional label choice in a lineup of formal red-carpet attire.
- Jenna Ortega — Dilara Findikoglu. A distinctive designer credit that gives the roundup a more alternative fashion edge.
- Laufey — Balenciaga. Her Balenciaga look adds another house to a selection spanning a wide range of designers.
- Kate Hudson — Armani Privé. Armani Privé brings a couture label into the roundup’s mix of eveningwear.
- Tessa Thompson — Balenciaga. A second Balenciaga appearance, offering a useful reminder that the same house can be interpreted in different ways.
- Mia Goth — Dior. Her Dior look joins several high-profile designer choices in the evening’s gown selections.
- Jeremy Allen White — Louis Vuitton. His Louis Vuitton appearance gives the brand a menswear presence alongside its red-carpet gowns.
- Rose Byrne — Chanel. Another Chanel look in a night where the label appeared across multiple celebrity selections.
- Odessa A’Zion — vintage Dolce & Gabbana. The vintage credit distinguishes this look from the current designer fashions elsewhere on the carpet.
- Jessie Buckley — Dior. Her Dior appearance broadens the range of eveningwear represented in the roundup.
- Michael B. Jordan — Prada. A Prada look that adds another tailored menswear option to the selection.
- Renate Reinsve — Louis Vuitton. A further Louis Vuitton appearance, illustrating the label’s presence across the carpet.
- Connor Storrie — Saint Laurent. His Saint Laurent look adds a streamlined house name to the formal menswear choices.
- Charli XCX — Saint Laurent. Her Saint Laurent appearance pairs the label with a different red-carpet approach from the menswear look.
- Joe Alwyn — Dior. A Dior look that rounds out the selection’s mix of formal menswear and designer eveningwear.
What made the 2026 red carpet interesting?
ELLE described a carpet that moved between black and white gowns and sparkle, with the strongest looks balancing reverence and risk. That contrast is visible in the range of names and labels here: couture houses sit alongside less expected choices, vintage fashion shares space with current designer dressing, and menswear is part of the conversation rather than an afterthought.
The galleries offer different editorial perspectives, not a single definitive scorecard. British Vogue’s best-dressed gallery extends beyond 30 entries, while ELLE’s selection features 15 names; Vogue also invited readers to vote for favorites. The Associated Press framed the ceremony’s red carpet as a major fashion showcase.
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Sources and selection notes
- British Vogue’s best-dressed gallery supplies the core pool of names and designer labels.
- ELLE’s best-dressed selection provides an independent perspective and descriptive framing.
- Vogue’s red-carpet gallery offers broader coverage and reader voting.
- Associated Press red-carpet photos place the looks in the context of the January 11 ceremony at the Beverly Hilton.
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