It’s the red carpet that marks the start of awards season, and as such, what celebrities wear has always been in the spotlight. This year, the interest has doubled because it’s a final return to the Golden Globes post-pandemic and a year in which the ceremony wasn’t televised. It was expected that last year’s extravaganza would return and the stars did their best, still playing it safe, without the right to big surprises.
NBC television station take them back And this time the Hollywood Foreign Press Association promised that diversity was guaranteed. In 2021, an investigation cast doubt on the finances of the Society, and the moral shortcomings in the awarding of prizes, chiefly due to lack of representation among the judges. This year, 103 new international voters were admitted (22.% Latino, 13.6% Black, 11.7% Asian, 10.7% Middle Eastern, 41.7% Caucasian, according to WWD Magazine).
in the face of controversy, last yearFilm and TV awards were distributed without Glam This is what sets them apart, without televised broadcasts, much less on the red carpet. In 2021, the statues were delivered with celebrities on the couch, the fault of the pandemic, though Some are dressed up Even at home.
On Tuesday, January 10, the stars definitely returned to the Beverly Hilton Hotel, in Los Angeles, for a party that was also a major comeback in fashion. Red carpets, more than a vanity fair, are important moments to promote the work of fashion houses and their creators who, in exchange for exposure in the press and on the Internet, dress the candidates.
The most anticipated appearances on the show are in red carpet They are always a name and a name. Jessica Chastain starred (literally) in Oscar de la Renta. Not only has the actress seen a spike in nominations over the past year — she’s even won an Oscar — but also on the red carpet. It’s the first time in some time that Chastain hasn’t dressed in Gucci, a relationship that may have ended after the creative director Alessandro Michele leaving the Italian home.
With a little bit of shine, but plenty of drama, Selena Gomez was nominated for Best Actress in a Comedy Series and was one of the red carpet highlights with a Valentino haute couture creation. Also with the nomination, Anya Taylor-Joy bet on a model more discreet in cut, but daring in color, that of Dior in pistachio.
Margot Robbie in a romantic Chanel Haute Couture dress proved, on the red carpet, that less is more. Although outwardly simple, the dress would have taken 30,000 hand-stitched diamonds and more than 750 hours of labor, leading the French fashion house to the next level.
Also in pink, Julia Garner rocked a flowing Gucci model full of pleats and drapery, certainly still a creation from Michele’s signature era.
Volumes also dominated the awards night, whether in eye-catching covers like the cover of Niecy Nash-Betts, signed by Dolce & Gabbana, or in dramatic skirts like those of Billy Porter, created by Christian Siriano, not forgetting Lily James in red at Versace.
And one of the most anticipated red carpet attendees was missing out, Rihanna, who is nominated for Best Original Song with raise me Up. The singer refused to pose for the paparazzi before the ceremony, and will only appear inside the hotel, accompanied by her boyfriend, rapper ASAP Rocky. so as not to tread red carpetOne of the most prolific outfits of the night was the artist’s outfit: a Schiaparelli model with a voluminous velvet cape.
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