The Best Beauty Looks From The 80th Annual Golden Globes

Queen Ramonda in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, was a stunner at the event with her lips, cheeks, eyes, and hair, all flawlessly done. Bassett’s deep side part and S-curl waves leaned toward Old Hollywood glitz. She created some drama by combining a bright lip color with a strong blush. Of course, we wouldn’t expect anything less from the Golden Globe winner who has been killin’ it on the red carpets year in, year out.

Characterized by old and new Hollywood glamour, the Crown actress had beachy waves on, which was styled by a celebrity stylist Mara Roszak using Phyto. About her naturally beautiful makeup-free look, Mary Wiles, a celebrity makeup artist, made things easy. In her words, she said “We wanted to keep the look fresh and pretty and enhance Elizabeth’s beauty. Concentrating on beautiful, prepped skin, a simply defined brow, a little contour to the eyes and cheeks, keeping tones very simple and natural.”

Comparing Julia Garner’s neutral-pink lipstick to a simple red or nude feels so much cooler. Additionally, famous hair stylist Bobby Eliot used the Platinum+ Styler from “GHD” to create her flawless coif.

Sporting a voluminous curly Afro and a royal blue gown, ‘The Woman King’ matched her eyeliner to her clothing, and the result is hands down gorgeous! According to her makeup artist, Sergio López-Rivera “I wanted to keep her makeup radiant but clean and simple. The final look is breezy and easygoing but sophisticated, perfect for the Golden Globes.”

Jenna Ortega’s striking lashes and her desirable long bob are both adorable. Celebrity hairdresser David Stanwell utilized Fekkai’s Root Lift Spray to give the star’s bob a ton of volume. About the look, Stanwell said, “We took a little risk, but I believe it’s good to have fun and try new things by just tweaking a little here and there, we didn’t want it too rigid or set, and I still wanted to work with the haircut we had just done a few weeks ago. I love having the haircut makes a statement, sculpting it around her face and playing with shapes that work.”

This alluring metallic makeup look by Milly Alcock has us falling hard. We adore her fiercely bold look as she sashayed into the glitzy and glam night.

With a glamorous makeup look and vibrant chocolate-brown hair color, the Pam & Tommy actress embraced ’90s flair. Naturally, all of that glistened with an “it girl” attitude.

The actress and beauty mogul of “Rare Beauty” looked lovely with a high ponytail and plum-colored smokey eyes. Hairstylist Marissa Marino prepared Gomez’s voluminous ponytail with René Furterer Complexe 5 Stimulating Plant Concentrate before blow-drying it with a round brush. Her skin was prepared by makeup artist Hung Vanngo using Ole Henriksen HydraBarrier Nourishing Face Oil.

As Margot Robbie begins to promote her forthcoming Barbie movie, you can anticipate seeing a lot of pinkish beauty looks in the coming months. Pati Dubroff, a well-known celebrity makeup artist, used Image Skincare products to prepare Robbie’s complexion before applying her flawlessly flushed makeup look, which includes Chanel cosmetics to match her appearance.

With smooth hair, a precise middle part, and subtle makeup, “The Blonde” actress proves that “less is more.” To create Armas’s “soft, face-framing” look and maintain her ultra-straight strands, hairstylist Jenny Cho employed the Sol de Janeiro products, along with Dysons hair care.

The actress ensured that all attention was paid to her striking earrings, choker, and gorgeous makeup by twisting and pinning back only her front portions. According to artist Georgie Eisdell, she was inspired by Anya’s Dior two-piece ensemble for this year’s Golden Globes. She said, “We channeled ’90s supermodel beauty with a smoldering matte eye.”

Michelle Yeoh’s glam style is enhanced just the right amount by her incredibly long hair. To give her hair more luster and bounce, stylist Robert Vetica utilized a Dyson Supersonic Dryer.

The celebrity hairstylist Janine Thompson gave the White Lotus actress her trademark waves. Thompson employed “Better Not Younger” products including the Lift Me Up Hair Thickener and Wake Up Call High Hold Hairspray to achieve the look, which was inspired by “the sex appeal, mystery, and glamour of a 1950s Italian movie star.”

Natasha Lyonne’s flaming red hair stood out next to her clingy black ensemble, which features wide shoulder pads and long sleeves that reached her fingertips.

The Abbot Elementary star wore neutral-colored glossy lips, the coolest center-parted low ponytail, and soft, smoky eyes. Using Beautyblender’s Bounce Always On Radiant Skin Tint, celebrity makeup artist Renée Loiz refined her facial makeup. To remove flyaways from her hair, famous hairstylist, Alexander Armand, further employed the use of Dyson hair tools.

Rihanna could not possibly conceal this sculptured, red carpet-worthy hairstyle, even if she did sneak into this year’s Golden Globes ceremony minutes after everyone was seated. In a statement from Rihanna’s Fenty Beauty line, the brand makeup artist Priscilla Ono stated, “We wanted to create a clean, refreshed beauty look using all rose gold hues as a soft juxtaposition to the dramatic structure of her gown. We kept the eye minimal and mixed different rose gold tones on her lips, cheeks, and body for an all-over sheen.” As per the statement, Gloss Bomb Universal Lip Luminizer in Fu$$y, Gloss Bomb Cream: Doubletake Lip Duo in Cupcakin’, Sun Stalk’r Instant Warmth Bronzer in Caramel Cutie, and Cheeks Out Freestyle Cream Blush in Strawberry Drip were used on the mother-of-one to achieve her perfectly bronzed look.