Golden Globes 2026: Glamour, Rewritten

The 2026 Golden Globes marked a powerful return to high-drama red-carpet fashion. Gone was quiet luxury — in its place came crystals, sheer fabrics, and fearless tailoring. The carpet felt alive again, blending old-Hollywood elegance with a new generation’s bold, expressive style.

Three things ruled the carpet: Crystal overload — from Kate Hudson to Kylie Jenner and Amelia Gray, sparkle was everywhere. Sheer confidence — Jennifer Lawrence led the charge with a daring floral Givenchy that divided opinions and dominated headlines. Tailoring with attitude — velvet tuxes, edgy boots, and modern three-piece suits gave the men their most stylish night in years.

Jennifer Lawrence’s sheer Givenchy was romantic and provocative all at once. Kate Hudson dripped in crystal-soaked Armani Privé, pure movie-star glamour. Kylie Jenner stunned in a sculpted gold Ashi Studio, while Amelia Gray shimmered in Swarovski like a living jewel. Emma Stone kept it fresh in a yellow Louis Vuitton two-piece, and Tessa Thompson delivered Balenciaga drama. Teyana Taylor’s black Schiaparelli was couture perfection, while Hailee Steinfeld floated down the carpet in a peachy, crystal-dusted Prada.

Glen Powell looked every bit the leading man in navy velvet Brunello Cucinelli. Jeremy Allen White kept it sharp in Louis Vuitton. Orlando Bloom stayed timeless in Berluti, while Timothée Chalamet went full rock-star in Chrome Hearts. Damson Idris closed it out with powerful Prada tailoring.