
A little late but better than ever. You know, #momlife when I finally had time to watch the DVR. Here are my choices for Best Dressed from The Golden Globe Awards 2020.
Taylor Swift in Etro

When she came on the red carpet I absolutely loved this floral over sized gown. I saw it from the back (I personally love that pose) and when she turned around and I saw the peekaboo triangle on her stomach I was floored. This is was perfect for Taylor and her style. Her jewelry was minimal and I loved how effortlessly her hair looked pushed back upward.
Scarlett Johansson in Vera Wang

How happy did Scarlett Johansson looked on this night, am I right? She looked divine. She wore this custom frock dressed by Vera Wang. I loved the v-neck plunge line which made her look oh, so sexy and the dramatic bow train. Red is a hard color to wear especially on a red carpet but she nailed it. Her statement necklace and jewelry were from BVGLARI which paired well with the strapless dress. Am I see a trend with hair? It was slicked back into a bun and I love it!
Phoebe Walter Bridge in Ralph & Russo

So I am not much of a suit unless you can pull it off. And phoebe did just that! She wore a two piece tweed suit and what drove my attention was the metallic thread that shined, it looked like the seamstress took their time on it. The plunged v-neck line made this outfit sexy where her hair let down made it look edgy as well. I also loved, the detailed pin on the shoulder. I was totally getting, Mick Jagger vibes. Rock On!
Renee Zellweger in Armani

OH.M.GEE! This strapless elegant dressed made me wonder as soon as it hit the carpet, “How did they keep it wrinkle free?” haha, you should’ve seen my jaw hit the floor. It was beautifully made by Armani Prive. Such minimal dress but yet the slit that showed her toned leg made it look sexy. The diamond detail on the border of the dress were the perfect touch.
Reese Witherspoon in Roland Mouret

Hello Glamour. This asymmetric gown was just gorgeous on Reese. I wonder as the night went how her dress was. I always love to wear white but when I do I get dirty, never fails! Overall, the slick back hair over the ears and the Tiffiani & co. jewelry made it look effortless.
Anna de Armas in Ralph & Russo

Can I point out how Anna is channeling Audrey Hepburn? The strapless deep blue ball gown was embellished in sequins, which was perfect for the flashlights. What I loved most about this dress was the hidden pockets that you could not tell it had. Who doesn’t love pockets on a dress, right? Adorned in Tiffany jewelry with a pop of a red lip made the outfit come to life.
Zoey Deutch in Fendi

Can you believe this is a jumpsuit and not a dress?! I repeat, this is not a dress. It got me fooled and I LOVE IT! It looks so flattering on her and the puffy sleeves don’t make this look costumey, it’s more of a statement and the way the dress is constructed is well made. She is truly a sunshine because the color scheme of yellow works well with her skin tone paired with her auburn hair and hues of blues with the jewelry was on point. The hair pulled back behind her ears make it look clean with minimal makeup and a touch a light pink lipstick. The deep plunged neck line made her titanic jewelry look by, Harry Winston look extraordinaire. Best look of the night by far!
Jeannie Mai in Elisabetta Franchi

What caught my attention from the TV was the beaded bodice. Then I noticed it was a jumpsuit, which did not make her look shorter, not sure why I assume Jeannie is shorter than me. But hey, that’s what I imagine. The look actually made her look taller and I love that she added a red lipstick for the pop of color.
Renee Bargh in Tony Maticevski

I liked the one- shoulder asymmetric neckline gown completed by a flowy cape from behind. The slit showed her tone leg and the belt was cinched at the waist. In the middle of the chest was a cut opening which was not too revealing. The one thing I would’ve changed is the spikes on the belt, I would’ve liked a more slicked/cleaned belt. Overall this look was perfect for the globes.
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