Latin GlamAfter a slow start to awards season, the red carpet is finally heating up again, thanks to the 2026 Golden Globes attendees. Tonight, jaw-dropping black and white gowns ruled the scene, but there was also a dazzling splash of sparkle in the mix.
First, Jennifer Lawrence reminded us that the naked dress is still alive and well in a Givenchy by Sarah Burton creation embroidered with strategically placed flowers and accompanied by a satin bomber shawl. Next, Selena Gomez gave us one of her best red carpet walks of all time in a fringe Chanel number. Thank you, Matthieu Blazy, for reminding us how fun an Old Hollywood-inspired gown can be. Similarly, Emily Blunt delivered a modern take on timeless elegance with an asymmetric Louis Vuitton number.
The ladies weren’t alone. Chris Perfetti brought impeccable style to the red carpet in a dopamine-inducing blue Christian Cowan suit. Hudson Williams gave us a lesson in accessorizing, pairing his Giorgio Armani tuxedo with a hypnotizing Bulgari necklace, and Colman Domingo brought an all-black Valentino number to life with shimmering accents.
Together, the night’s strongest looks struck a careful balance between reverence and risk—proof that red carpet fashion is finding its footing again. If you’re curious to see the looks everyone will be talking about tomorrow, the best of the best is waiting just ahead.
Selena Gomez
In Chanel.
Emily Blunt
In Louis Vuitton and Tiffany & Co.
Tessa Thompson
In Balenciaga.
Teyana Taylor
In Schiaparelli.
Jennifer Lawrence
In Givenchy by Sarah Burton.
Miley Cyrus
In Saint Laurent.
Ariana Grande
In Vivienne Westwood.
Colman Domingo
In Valentino, Boucheron, and Omega.
Olandria
In Christian Siriano.
By Alexis Bennett Parker and Dale Arden Chong
LatinGlam
