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The 2025 Golden Globes are officially here and the fashion that comes with it.
Awards season is underway with the 82nd annual Globes ceremony at The Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles where the best of the best in film and television will be honored.
Last year, the unofficial dress code seemed to thread the needle between old Hollywood and contemporary style with several A-listers sporting see-through garb and sequins galore. Others kept things chic and classy with classic tuxedos and all-black ensembles.
Click here to see the most daring outfits on the red carpet.
Similar to this year’s luxurious Golden Globes gift bag, the red carpet was a parade of extravagant fashion with sprinkles of rose gold, burnt orange, and hot pink. Modest necklines were met with voluminous satin skirts in strapless gowns straight from the runway and stunning archival wear.
These are the best dressed from the 2025 Golden Globes:
Zendaya
Zendaya looked to be the picture of old Hollywood glamour outside The Beverly Hilton Hotel in a burnt orange gown and matching pointed-toe pumps.
Cynthia Erivo
Cynthia Erivo stepped out on the red carpet in a sparkly black and white dress with a short angular skirt layered on top of a longer one. The Broadway star’s floral print dress complimented her role inWicked as Elphaba.
Ariana Grande
Ariana Grande teamed with her stylist Mimi Cuttrell to pull a 1966 Givenchy archive gown. The artist’s pale yellow dress with encrusted crystals paired perfectly with short white opera gloves and a sophisticated ponytail.
Demi Moore
Nominated for her performance in The Substance, Demi Moore celebrated the glamorous night in a long gold gown cut with a silver shimmery streak from the neckline to her hip. Moore’s signature black hair fell effortlessly down her side as she posed for the camera.
Kristen Bell
The Nobody Wants This actor donned a delicate shimmery rose gold dress that caught the light as she moved along the carpet. The top of Bell’s elegant gown was complete with a round neckline, tight bodice, and short skirt covering her hips.
Eddie Redmayne
Eddie Redmayne stepped out on the red carpet in a black and white checkered suit layered over a cream-colored shirt with a murray hill collar.
Adam Brody
The first-time Golden Globes nominee arrived in a forest green tuxedo embellised with a white rose. Brody is nominated for his role in the hit Netflix show, Nobody Wants This.
Kerry Washington
Kerry Washington stepped out in a ruched hot pink dress with long black opera gloves.
The 47-year-old actress’ floor-length gown is made by Balenciaga’s creative director, Demna Gvasalia.
