19 Best Dressed Stars That Ruled the Golden Globes Red Carpet
THE Golden Globes 2025 The red carpet wasn’t just a celebration of Hollywood’s brightest stars: it was a masterclass in the power of fashion to tell stories and make head-turning statements. This year’s red carpet reflected a mix of nostalgia and modernity, with archive couture making a comeback and sustainability becoming a key theme. With the world watching, stars didn’t just dress to impress: they dressed to define the moment.
Metallics ruled the night, sparkling like golden statuettes, while bright pops of color and classic, dramatic silhouettes showcased the unapologetic confidence of today’s stars. What was noticeably absent this year? Extravagant and borderline gimmicky ensembles have taken a back seat, giving way to timeless elegance and thoughtful risks. It was a night where stars embraced their individuality, whether through bold beauty choices or minimalist statements, proving that sometimes less truly is more. From Zendaya’s brassy goddess moment to Pamela Anderson redefining understated elegance, the red carpet wasn’t just a spectacle—it was a moment to reflect on fashion’s past, present, and future.
Let’s dive into the remarkable looks of the Golden Globes at night, in all their splendor:
Zendaya in Louis Vuitton
The reigning queen of red carpet drama dazzled in a custom copper-orange Louis Vuitton gown, designed by Nicolas Ghesquière, dripping with old Hollywood elegance. Accessorized with breathtaking jewelry and a special diamond ring that got tongues wagging, Zendaya once again proved why she is an unstoppable fashion force.
Angelina Jolie as Alexander McQueen
Angelina Jolie brought ethereal charm in a silver Alexander McQueen creation, shimmering like moonlight on a still lake. The minimal style lets the dress – and its iconic balance – do the talking.
Cate Blanchett in Louis Vuitton
Recycling fashion has never been so beautiful! Cate stunned in a gold Vuitton dress she previously wore in Cannes, embracing sustainability without sacrificing style. She sparkled like the statuette so many stars were vying for.
Pamela Anderson in Oscar de la Renta
In her quest to redefine red carpet beauty, Anderson opted for a bare-faced look paired with an elegant black Oscar de la Renta gown. Clean sophistication has never been more powerful.
Nicole Kidman in Balenciaga
Kidman channeled retro-futuristic vibes with her one-shoulder silver Balenciaga dress and mod bouffant hairstyle. The look was sexy, sparkly and decidedly glamorous.
Timothée Chalamet in Tom Ford
The actor brought his Bob Dylan-inspired style to life in a shimmering Tom Ford suit, teamed with a blue scarf. Even though the look veers into costume territory, its boldness in pushing the boundaries remains commendable.
Michelle Yeoh in Balenciaga
THE Wicked The actress leaned into dramatic elegance with a black dress featuring a full skirt, creating a mesmerizing silhouette. Yeoh’s mesmerizing style matched his magical on-screen persona.
Heidi Klum in emerald green
When she’s not stealing Halloween with jaw-dropping costumes, Heidi Klum commands the red carpets. At the 2025 Golden Globes, she stunned in an emerald green dress with a plunging sweetheart neckline, underbust cutouts, ruffled sides and a flowy skirt with a high slit. Paired with a diamond choker, emerald ring and soft waves, Klum’s look was a bold and unforgettable fashion moment.
Mikey Madison in Bottega Veneta
THE Anora The star embraced her aquatic muse in a custom Bottega Veneta dress, one of Matthieu Blazy’s latest designs for the brand, covered in gold sequins, channeling a 24-carat goldfish in the chicest way possible. She completed her look with Tiffany & Co. jewelry, including earrings from the Blue Book 2024 collection: Tiffany Celeste.
Kate Hudson as Caroline Herrera
Kate Hudson coordinated her Carolina Herrera ballgown with a jeweled necklace at the 2025 Golden Globes in Beverly Hills on Sunday. The “Glass Onion” actress showed up at this year’s ceremony. Hudson’s strapless navy dress, from the brand’s pre-fall 2025 collection, featured tiered floral embroidery and sequin embellishments. She was styled by Marc Eram, who has also created looks for Paris Hilton and model Stella Maxwell. Hudson wore her blonde tresses in a bun with curtain bangs, while her makeup consisted of metallic eyeshadow, black eyeliner and a glossy mauve-nude lip.
Ariana Grande in Givenchy Couture Vintage
Grande turned heads in a strapless Givenchy Haute Couture Spring-Summer 1966 empire dress reminiscent of Audrey Hepburn’s timeless style. The neutral palette contrasted her signature bold looks, showcasing a softer, vintage-inspired aesthetic.
Emma Stone in Louis Vuitton
Stone debuted a new pixie cut that stole the show, paired with a Louis Vuitton dress. The bold chop hinted at a new beginning while her outfit paid homage to timeless chic.
Anya Taylor-Joy in Vintage Dior
Anya brought soft femininity with a pretty archival pale pink (icy) vintage Dior dress paired with a fringed shawl, dripping in luxury as she channeled classic Gwyneth Paltrow vibes. She completed the look with a stunning Tiffany & Co. necklace containing over 60 carats of opals and diamonds set in platinum and gold, and her radiant presence carried the look effortlessly.
Colman Domingo in Valentino
Domingo embraced the flirtatious trend with bows galore, adorning his tuxedo and shoes. The actor’s playful take on high fashion provided a charming and unexpected twist.
15. Tilda Swinton in Chanel
Swinton married Chanel’s classic elegance with her avant-garde style. Electric pink lipstick and an ’80s-inspired hairstyle transformed her two-piece suit into a statement of individuality.
Glen Powell in Armani
Channel Tom Cruise Top Gun vibe, Powell aviator sunglasses, an unbuttoned Armani shirt and a laid-back charm that screamed effortless cool.
17. Selena Gomez in Prada
Selena radiated elegance in a retro-inspired Prada dress. While the formal neckline and updo were divisive, her graceful presence reminded everyone why she is a style icon.
Demi Moore in Armani Privé
Moore gave a masterclass in glamor with her sculpted Armani Privé gown. The fitted bodice accentuated her toned figure, while the minimalist design was the epitome of sophistication.
Margaret Qualley in Chanel
Qualley took a nostalgic yet modern take on Chanel, looking refined and ethereal in a retro-inspired dress that complemented her fresh charm.
The Golden Globes may be the most unpredictable awards show, but one thing’s for sure: the red carpet never fails to dazzle. From bold choices to timeless classics, this year’s attendees reminded us why Hollywood fashion is as much a performance as the shows themselves.
