The 14 Best-Dressed Stars at the 80th Annual Golden Globes

Letitia Wright's Black Panther press tour famously consisted of some very, very good suits. But we love this incredible custom burnt orange Prada dress, inspired by the latest runway show, with a freakishly sexy jagged leg slit, just as much.

Margot Robbie's gown is the slinky pink custom Chanel of dreams. The halter-neck dress with sheer diagonal stripes, a tulle skirt, and a silver star embellishment at the neck allegedly took more than 750 hours to make.

Dolly De Leon starred in Triangle of Sadness, which received an eight-minute standing ovation at the Cannes Film Festival. And we'd give this leather gown with matching gloves an eight-minute standing ovation, too, if we could.

The theme of the 2023 Golden Globes' red carpet was no doubt rosettes, and Sigourney Weaver wore the trending embellishment best. Her Yves Saint Laurent dress was a long V-neck satin gown by Anthony Vaccarello with a simple but stunning rosette at the center.

Angela Bassett was the first performer to win an individual acting award for a role in a Marvel film. Her sleeveless silver number couldn't feel more fitting for the historic evening.

There was no dearth of ruffles on the red carpet, but Michelle Williams's one-shoulder Gucci gown with head-to-toe pleated ruffles was by far our favorite.

Daisy Edgar-Jones's Gucci gown consisted of a plunging corset embellished with sequins and a tiered ruffle floor-length skirt. She allegedly told E! red carpet host Laverne Cox she is already learning Carole King songs on the piano to prepare for the new biopic—but we were too fixated on her gown to notice.

Lily James looked like a blossoming rose in a billowing Atelier Versace dress that reminded us of the over-the-top looks of Old Hollywood.

Natasha Lyonne proved the LBD doesn't have to be little. Instead it was all about this long, ruched, Givenchy gown, complete with gloved sleeves and chunky rings and bracelets worn on top.

Michelle Yeoh won Best Performance by an Actress in a Musical or Comedy Motion Picture for her role in Everything Everywhere All at Once. And her stunning strapless Armani Privé peplum dress might be the only thing that can bring peplum back for real this year.

Thankfully, Seth Rogan's red-carpet suits have been getting progressively pinker throughout the years. And we'd be more than fine if this became his red-carpet uniform.

If you're going to debut your baby bump on the Golden Globes red carpet, you should do it in Giambattista Valli à la Claire Danes. The actress wore a floor-length white gown embroidered with flowers and fringe just one day after announcing she was expecting her third child with husband Hugh Dancy.

Elegant spiderwebs do exist, at least when they're designed by Oscar de la Renta and worn by Jessica Chastain. According to her stylist, Elizabeth Stewart, the dress had a last-minute tailoring at noon and came with a matching webbed mask.

Rihanna still hasn't given us an album—and she didn't give us a Golden Globes red-carpet appearance either. But what is more Rihanna than appearing at the ceremony late and floating through the room in a Schiaparelli couture bustier gown and voluminous stole in black bonded silk velvet?