Awards season is officially in full-swing, which means office pools and morning coffee conversations filled withbest dresseddebates. And A-listers definitely brought their fashion A-Game to Sunday night’sGolden Globe Awards.We couldn’t keep our eyes off of all the gorgeous designs andjaw-dropping jewels. Read on to find out our top red carpet picks.
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Alex Apatoff, Lifestyle Director: Picking my favorite dress of the night was tougher than usual, as so many stars hit the first big red carpet of the year with guns blazing. Should I choose the eccentric appeal ofZoë Kravitz’s polka-dot Saint Laurent, topped off with a killer red lip?Renée Zellweger’s perfectly polished powder-blue Armani Privé?Nicole Kidman‘sBombshellglamour in Atelier Versace? After much agonizing, I decided on Ana de Armas in her just-plain-pretty midnight blue sequin Ralph & Russo Couture ballgown. I love when a newcomer (she was nominated forKnives Out, one of her first major roles) comes out of the gate making a strong style statement, and this belted beauty is elegant and memorable – plus, she finishes it to perfection with those Tiffany & Co. sapphires, soft ponytail and red lip. Okay, I guess that wasn’t such a tough decision after all.
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Katie Intner, Style & Beauty Intern:I was eager to see whatZoë Kravitzwould walk the red carpet in. I mean, she could wear sweatpants and still make a strong case for Best Dressed. But her mixed polka-dot Saint Laurent exceeded my expectations. From the ruffled off-the-shoulder neckline to the minimalist silhouette and chic pixie cut, Kravitz’s brought an unexpected (and much needed, in my opinion) French-girl style to the Golden Globes red carpet. TheBig Little Liesstar has mastered the art of a red lip, and last night was no exception. Her fresh-faced, deep scarlet lip look is officially on my list of makeup looks to road-test in 2020.
source: people.com