Every year, awards season kicks off with the Golden Globe Awards, a show dedicated to celebrating the cinematic achievements of the year before. In 2024, the Globes are recognizing several films that are destined to be classics, such as Past Lives, Killers of the Flower Moon, Barbie, The Holdovers, Oppenheimer, and more. The Globes also celebrate the creatives behind these films, including actors like Cillian Murphy and Lily Gladstone along with directors like Celine Song and Greta Gerwig.
But while we wait with bated breath to see who will go home with honors like Best Motion Picture and Best Screenplay, we can't help but take notice of the showstopping looks these creatives are wearing on the red carpet—especially in terms of beauty. From bold makeup to daring hairdos, these are some of our favorite looks on one of Hollywood's biggest nights out.
Lily Gladstone, who took home the Golden Globe for her outstanding performance in Killers of the Flower Moon, easily had one of the best updos of the evening. Her braided chignon, which featured a face framing tendril, was the work of hairstylist Marc Mena. He used a full lineup of Better Not Younger hair products. The MVP? The Wake Up Call High-Hold Thickening Hairspray.
It was only appropriate that Barbie director Greta Gerwig arrived to the Golden Globes with a hint of pink in her complexion. Add the pop of pink blush with her gorgeous, glowing complexion (makeup artist Molly Stern prepped the director with Le Domaine skincare) and it's easy to see why Gerwig tops our list.
Da'Vine Joy Randolph channels Old Hollywood glamour with a red lip and dramatic lashes.
Julia Garner with short, sideswept curls and subtle, peachy makeup.
Heidi Klum looks fresh-faced on the red carpet and shows off a dramatic, layered balayage.
Aminah Nieves dons pink lip gloss and rosy blush.
Kristen Wiig wears her dark hair slicked back and side parted in a low ponytail.
Selena Gomez wears purple eyeshadow and a nude lip that complements her dramatic red dress.
Hari Nef struts in bright red hair and nude makeup.
Issae Rae's natural, peachy look offsets her shining gold dress.
Natalie Portman sports a slicked back ponytail and rosy makeup reminiscent of her Black Swan era, ballet-inspired days.
Florence Pugh's pink makeup contributes to her overall rosy look tonight.
Andra Day wears her hair hair in regal braid pulled back to show off the dramatic shoulder detailing of her dress.
Rachel Brosnahan dramatic red lipstick matches with her floor-length gown and her on-trend hair bow.
Greta Lee wears her hair in a shiny, 1950s-esque wavy bob.
Taylor Swift wears her hair in shiny, retro waves with straight-cut bangs.
Jennifer Lawrence's pared-down makeup and long, flowing hair screams laid-back, 1970s beauty.
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