Golden Globes 2026: The best celebrity red carpet looks | Canada Voices

From simple and suave to ultra-stylish yet understated, the Golden Globes red carpet balanced bold moments with safer, familiar choices.

One thing was clear: Stars steered away from political statements and overly decadent designs. There was no Cher, Billy Porter or Björk-level drama (fingers crossed we’ll get some at the Oscars). Instead, an abundance of polished looks reaffirmed that glamour, craftsmanship and old-school Hollywood still mean business.

Whether by intentional restraint or a desire to save the drama for the screen, the Golden Globes favoured elegance over extravagance, proving that even in cautious times, Hollywood remains a freshly Windexed funhouse mirror. With that in mind, here are 12 standout looks that captured our attention.

Hudson Williams

Kamloops, B.C.’s Hudson Williams turned heads in a white Giorgio Armani dinner jacket with a matching cummerbund, black evening trousers and a Bulgari necklace and earrings, styled by Anastasia Walker. The former Old Spaghetti Factory waiter has been making waves for his turn in Heated Rivalry and serving major fashion moments in Todd Snyder ensembles.

Connor Storrie

Heated Rivalry’s Connor Storrie hit the red carpet in a sleek black suit and tie by Saint Laurent paired with Tiffany jewellery. While perhaps not as flashy as his character Ilya Rozanov’s signature looks (think vintage Versace and Roberto Cavalli), the American actor’s tailored Golden Globes ensemble exudes classic leading man energy.

Selena Gomez

Selena Gomez stepped out in Chanel, showcasing the house’s new creative director, Matthieu Blazy, in a feathery ensemble that stole the spotlight on the red carpet and evoked the vintage elegance of Downton Abbey’s Lady Mary.

Colman Domingo

On the red carpet, ahead of portraying the effortlessly cool Nat King Cole in an upcoming biopic and Michael Jackson’s father in the King of Pop’s cinematic story, Colman Domingo arrived at the awards in Valentino adorned with Boucheron jewels.

Jennifer Lawrence

In a sea of ’90s and minimalist looks, Jennifer Lawrence’s printed sheer Givenchy dress made her a paparazzi magnet. The whimsy of the gown appeared to echo the aesthetic of her upcoming film, The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping.

Teyana Taylor

While best supporting actress winner Teyana Taylor’s Met Gala appearance in a custom Ruth E. Carter design had fashion fans buzzing, her Golden Globes look – crafted by Schiaparelli and paired with Tiffany jewellery – brought serious star power, setting the stage for another viral red carpet moment.

Jacob Elordi

Frankenstein star Jacob Elordi looked broodingly elegant in a double-breasted Bottega Veneta ensemble that blends the sleek edge of Dick Tracy with the timeless sophistication of James Bond. Next, he’ll plunge into the stormy depths of passion as Heathcliff in Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights.

Lisa

White Lotus star and BLACKPINK rapper-singer Lisa brought the sheer runway trend to the red carpet in Jacquemus. The look was amplified by a stunning Bulgari choker.

Tessa Thompson

Tessa Thompson shone in custom Balenciaga, curated by her Canadian stylist, Karla Welch – the fashion mastermind behind Justin Bieber and America Ferrera’s most notable sartorial transformations.

Amanda Seyfried

Two-time 2026 Golden Globe nominee Amanda Seyfried wore an ivory Versace gown that exemplified minimalist wedding styles. Tonight’s appearance – and her cover story in Vogue this month – further underscores her growing influence in fashion.

Emma Stone

Emma Stone seized the spotlight in a Louis Vuitton look that broke from the night’s sea of light blue, sheer and all-black ensembles, with a modern look that’s as distinctive as the roles she chooses.

Keri Russell

Following supremely chic dressing on her series Diplomat, Keri Russell graced the red carpet in an all-black halter dress by Stéphane Rolland.