It Appears Every Single Celeb Wore a Peachy-Pink Lip on the Golden Globes Red Carpet
Natalie Portman, Sheryl Lee Ralph, America Ferrera, and so many more are on board with the hue.
The 81st annual Golden Globes marks not only the start of the 2024 Awards Season red carpet circuit, but also—a whole new amazing batch of beauty trends. Judging by what we’ve seen this evening? Pinky-peach lipsticks are set to be the must-have shade of the season. Need proof: Nearly every single star (think: Selena Gomez, Issa Rae, Natalie Portman, and Emily Blunt) arrived with the hue brushed across their pout. Sure, there were a few outliers like Elizabeth Olsen’s true red lip or Taylor Swift’s berry pout. But by and large, peachy pinks reigned supreme.
That in mind, I’ve spent the duration of the Golden Globes red carpet talking to the celebrity makeup artists responsible for tonights’ looks in search of the exact shades that made their debut on the small screen tonight. From drugstore glosses to luxe semi-matte lipsticks, please read ahead, shop, and stock up on the hottest shades of the season.
Hannah Waddingham
"I lined Hannah's lips with ICONIC London Fuller Pout lip pencil in Srsly Cute," her makeup artist, Stephen Sollitto exclusively tells Marie Claire. "Then I used an undercoat of Melting Touch Lip Balm and topped off the look with a sweep of pink on the lips using ICONIC London Plumping Gloss in Peek A Boo."
Reese Witherspoon
Kelsea Deenihan took the lead when it came to Reese Witherspoon's pretty pink lip. Her product of choice? Westman Atelier's Lip Suede palette: Les Nudes, which gives the perfect peachy pink tone. It's the ideal compliment to her soft, smoky glam. It's a luxe product, but in my personal opinion, worth every penny.
Sheryl Lee Ralph
Makeup artist DeMario Ward worked his magic with Sheryl's glam—and did not disappoint. While he has yet to reveal his lip product of choice, you can recreate this look with any glossy product. Might I suggest the Charlotte Tilbury item below with a clear gloss brushed over top.
Natalie Portman
Given that Natalie Portman is the face of Dior, it's only fitting that her pout used the brand's superior products. Her lip leaned a little more into the peach side of things, making me think that her makeup artist whipped out a little Rouge Dior in Forever Sensual.
America Ferrera
Not only do I want to copy America Ferrera's new bob (it's so chic!), but as of tonight I also want to raid her makeup cabinet and scoop up this perfect pink. It's confirmed to Bobbi Brown, so I'm confident her Pink Cloud lippie is long lasting, deeply hydrating, and will last her through the whole night.
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Samantha Holender is the Senior Beauty Editor at Marie Claire, where she reports on the best new launches, dives into the science behind skincare, and shares the breakdown on the latest and greatest trends in the beauty space. She's studied up on every ingredient you'll find on INCI list and is constantly in search of the world's glowiest makeup products. She's constantly tracking the biggest nail and hair trends to pop up in the beauty space, going backstage during fashion weeks, tracking celebrity looks, and constantly talking to celebrity hair stylists, nail artists, and makeup artists. Prior to joining the team, she worked as Us Weekly’s Beauty and Style Editor, where she stayed on the pulse of pop culture and broke down celebrity beauty routines, hair transformations, and red carpet looks. Her words have also appeared on Popsugar, Makeup.com, Skincare.com, Delish.com, and Philadelphia Wedding. Samantha also serves as a board member for the American Society of Magazine Editors (ASME). She first joined the organization in 2018, when she worked as an editorial intern at Food Network Magazine and Pioneer Woman Magazine. Samantha has a degree in Journalism and Mass Communications from The George Washington University’s School of Media and Public Affairs. While at GWU, she was a founding member of the school’s HerCampus chapter and served as its President for four years. When she’s not deep in the beauty closet or swatching eyeshadows, you can find her obsessing over Real Housewives and all things Bravo. Keep up with her on Instagram @samholender.
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