2026 Golden Globes - Fashion, awards, show, etc.

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Emily Blunt needs a new stylist.

I am over Emma Stone's collab with LV, rarely is given something that actually flatters her.

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Anonymous wrote:Emily Blunt needs a new stylist.

I am over Emma Stone's collab with LV, rarely is given something that actually flatters her.

Agreed that both could have done better.

Both have cute figures and we’re wearing dresses with weird cuts and bad colors for them.

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Anonymous wrote:Just looking at the coverage makes my stomach turn. I love the gowns but these people are horrible, just insufferable..a room full of toxic raging narcissists kissing each others asses while the plebs look on. I hate that as a society we’ve put these awful people on a pedestal, half of them are nepo babies and didn’t earn it. When will Hollywood finally be over? I’m ready for the downfall of this entire industry.

I think we are kind of there, right?

After all, they gave Amy Poehler a GG for her stupid podcast. The fact the GG has a podcast category illustrates how much the industry has changed. Nobody goes to movie theaters, everyone streams, and now we are celebrating celebs who prattle on about nothing on podcasts.

Regardless, I still like seeing the fashion. In a world where grown women commonly wear Jammie’s and slippers at airports, I like tuning in to see the glamour.

I just wish we still had a fun red carpet (we don’t, it was awful) and Fashion Police. Joan took all those celebs down a notch. Too bad we don’t have that anymore.

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Definitely some Ozempic bods on display. Notable with Sarah Snook, who looks great, and JLaw, who's taken it too far and looks downright wan.

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Anonymous wrote:Definitely some Ozempic bods on display. Notable with Sarah Snook, who looks great, and JLaw, who's taken it too far and looks downright wan.

Haven’t both of these women given birth recently? I’m not doubting Ozempic (JLaw, especially has lost a significant amount of weight since her last press tour) but I also think post partum weight loss is also at play.

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Anonymous wrote:No surprise, JLo looking ridiculous:

I would be happy to look that ridiculously good at her age. Her look is a bit kooky - figure skating diva evening gown.

I mean, honestly, wearing an outfit that doesn't allow shape wear and is so revealing at that age - kudos to her on all her hard work.

Sure, yay for JLo for staying in shape…but shouldn’t her goal be looking gorgeous AND being taken seriously by the industry and viewers around the world?

This dress is a big miss. Even worse, it makes her look desperate…which makes people feel sorry for her (or even worse, think she’s pathetic, immature, clueless, etc.).

Jen Garner is getting nothing but love from the fashion press for her look last night. Comments along the lines of classic/classy, elegant, glowing, etc.

I think you're bringing some specific baggage to this with the comparison with these two. They have totally different vibes and that has always been the case. Of course you like Jen G.'s style more; I do too, because I could pull it off. That's irrelevant.

What you're saying is that how women dress should impact how seriously they're taken in the film/fashion industry and that women of a certain age should slink away and not offend others by their *fashion* choices. Nah. Timothy Chalamet a few weeks ago matched his GF in the most hideous orange outfit. No one questioned his seriousness as an actor. Now, I don't think JLo is a very talented actress, but that has nothing to do with her outfit.

Disagree.

If JLo wants to continue to land on the worst dressed list because she’s Hell bent on showing far too much skin for a Hollywood event, that’s her prerogative.

But the reactions across social media and mainstream media are pretty clear: she doesn’t look good. Despite having a great body, she isn’t dressing it well.

She could still be sexy while covering up her belly button. But she’s opting to show so much skin and she’s being judged for it. You’d think she would learn and make some adjustments.

I think she’s desperate to remain seen as a sex symbol. That’s fine. But heck, even Kris Jenner (who similarly clings to her youthful appearance) doesn’t show the world her belly button.

I wish we still had Joan Rivers and Fashion Police.

Another PP said JLo's dress was their least favorite. Sure, that is fine. I didn't love her dress either. But you're continuing to judge her based on her age and tying it to her career. and worth as a person It sounds really misogynistic.

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Anonymous wrote:No surprise, JLo looking ridiculous:

I would be happy to look that ridiculously good at her age. Her look is a bit kooky - figure skating diva evening gown.

I mean, honestly, wearing an outfit that doesn't allow shape wear and is so revealing at that age - kudos to her on all her hard work.

Sure, yay for JLo for staying in shape…but shouldn’t her goal be looking gorgeous AND being taken seriously by the industry and viewers around the world?

This dress is a big miss. Even worse, it makes her look desperate…which makes people feel sorry for her (or even worse, think she’s pathetic, immature, clueless, etc.).

Jen Garner is getting nothing but love from the fashion press for her look last night. Comments along the lines of classic/classy, elegant, glowing, etc.

I think you're bringing some specific baggage to this with the comparison with these two. They have totally different vibes and that has always been the case. Of course you like Jen G.'s style more; I do too, because I could pull it off. That's irrelevant.

What you're saying is that how women dress should impact how seriously they're taken in the film/fashion industry and that women of a certain age should slink away and not offend others by their *fashion* choices. Nah. Timothy Chalamet a few weeks ago matched his GF in the most hideous orange outfit. No one questioned his seriousness as an actor. Now, I don't think JLo is a very talented actress, but that has nothing to do with her outfit.

Disagree.

If JLo wants to continue to land on the worst dressed list because she’s Hell bent on showing far too much skin for a Hollywood event, that’s her prerogative.

But the reactions across social media and mainstream media are pretty clear: she doesn’t look good. Despite having a great body, she isn’t dressing it well.

She could still be sexy while covering up her belly button. But she’s opting to show so much skin and she’s being judged for it. You’d think she would learn and make some adjustments.

I think she’s desperate to remain seen as a sex symbol. That’s fine. But heck, even Kris Jenner (who similarly clings to her youthful appearance) doesn’t show the world her belly button.

I wish we still had Joan Rivers and Fashion Police.

Another PP said JLo's dress was their least favorite. Sure, that is fine. I didn't love her dress either. But you're continuing to judge her based on her age and tying it to her career. and worth as a person It sounds really misogynistic.

It's a dumb ice skater look on top of being skin tight and revealing. Show those amazing abs, sure, but in a different dress please.

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Anonymous wrote:Nischelle Turner, one of the inane pre-show interviewers, has an incredibly high I’ll-fitting strapless dress and the awful slouchy posture to go with it.

She looked really really thin. Perhaps the dress accentuated it, but she looked downright unhealthy.

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Anonymous wrote:Definitely some Ozempic bods on display. Notable with Sarah Snook, who looks great, and JLaw, who's taken it too far and looks downright wan.

Haven’t both of these women given birth recently? I’m not doubting Ozempic (JLaw, especially has lost a significant amount of weight since her last press tour) but I also think post partum weight loss is also at play.

JLaw, it's obvious. She has those stick thin legs with no muscle tone that give it away. Snook, maybe. She was on the larger side even in Succession (by Hollywood standards, not normal standards!), and is much thinner now. Plus it seems to have happened quickly, which usually means the shot.

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Anonymous wrote:Definitely some Ozempic bods on display. Notable with Sarah Snook, who looks great, and JLaw, who's taken it too far and looks downright wan.

Haven’t both of these women given birth recently? I’m not doubting Ozempic (JLaw, especially has lost a significant amount of weight since her last press tour) but I also think post partum weight loss is also at play.

JLaw, it's obvious. She has those stick thin legs with no muscle tone that give it away. Snook, maybe. She was on the larger side even in Succession (by Hollywood standards, not normal standards!), and is much thinner now. Plus it seems to have happened quickly, which usually means the shot.

JLaw seems to have lost her personality along with the weight. She comes across as a completely different person.

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Anonymous wrote:Kylie Jenner looks stunning.

Are these hip implants??

I truly don’t get the hype around her. Her hips look really wide and she looks like she could be pregnant. I just don’t see why this is stunning.

I’ve always felt like all the Kardashians are average at best, but clearly people see something I don’t.

I’m no Kardashian fan - but to be fair they are far from average. May not be your preferred style but physically average they ain’t.

I just wish they had more personality/ intellect/ depth. I’m embarrassed for their kids that they act like sex kittens/ fashion slaves so publicly and for so long with no regard for their kids’ feelings or dignity.

Kylie is still in her 20s so I give her a pass on this. This is the time to be glam and try whatever she wants.

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Anonymous wrote:I loved Rose Byrne's gown but the fit wasn't quite right, think the straps needed to be pulled up a touch.

Love it, reminded me a little of the Atonement gone. That dress and Tessa Thompson's were my favorites, such beautiful colors.

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Anonymous wrote:Kylie Jenner looks stunning.

Are these hip implants??

I truly don’t get the hype around her. Her hips look really wide and she looks like she could be pregnant. I just don’t see why this is stunning.

I’ve always felt like all the Kardashians are average at best, but clearly people see something I don’t.

I think the Kardashians are really good at styling from head to toe. Hair, makeup, dress, jewelry, clutch, and shoes are always coordinated and the end result is always on brand: sexy. They bring a vibe.

I recently saw Kendall on a British Vogue runway clip and she has the same skinny waist and curvy hips. It’s the epitome of female sexuality.

Plus, Kylie’s dress is gorgeous. It stood out last night.

Now here’s what I can’t understand: what’s the appeal of Timothee Chalomet? I can’t find anything about him remotely attractive or special.

For me, Timothee was interesting because he had such a different energy. Even with this Marty Supreme campaign that many terminally online criticize— the bottom line is that he approached marketing in a different way, and it worked. So I give him credit for that. But I think that Hollywood pressures have gotten to him and it would be good if he took a couple years off after this.

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Anonymous wrote:I loved Rose Byrne's gown but the fit wasn't quite right, think the straps needed to be pulled up a touch.

Is her husband going to look back and say it was really worth it not being with my wife on the night she won a big award so I could pick up our new bearded dragon?

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The 83RD GG overall was nice.

JLo had too much contouring last night, not too crazy about her dress; Kate Hudson's dress was cute.

Chloe Zhao looked so anxious but delivered an amazing speech, wow!