What J. Law, Lady Gaga, Amy Schumer & More Might Wear to the Golden Globes
Lady Gaga in Zac Posen.
Gaga never disappoints on the red carpet. She understands the gravity of these occasions and we expect that she will deliver. Zac Posen is the king of red carpet for the young and fashionable and this gown conveys the drama that only Mother Monster could pull off for her first Golden Globe nomination.
Taraji P. Henson in Alexandre Vauthier.
This gown would make Cookie Lyon proud! Taraji deserves her moment in the spotlight, we hope she’ll ramp up the fashion for her big moment!
Jennifer Lawrence in Dior Couture.
When you are a friend and face of the house, why would you ever wear anything other than Dior Couture?
Alicia Vikander in Maison Margiela Couture.
The stunning Alicia Vikander is fashion’s newest darling. Everyone from Louis Vuitton to Valentino are dying to dress her. She can wear high fashion with ease so we would love to see her in this John Galliano for Maison Martin Margiela Couture. Who else could appreciate the subtle detailing of this incredible creation?
Amy Schumer in Zuhair Murad Couture.
As we recently saw in the Pirelli calendar, Schumer is not afraid to show off her assets. And why shouldn’t she? She has great legs and and décolletage! This gown from Zuhair Murad would let her beauty shine through. (That is, until her BFF Jennifer Lawrence potentially tripped and fell on her and ripped the dress to shreds.)
Rooney Mara in Alexander McQueen.
Rooney Mara sticks to only three colors on the red carpet — black, cream, and sometimes red. She wears the most hardcore looks from the runway and often better than the models. This Alexander McQueen gown ticks all of her design signatures — it’s black, lace-y, dramatic and even features a hint of macabre embroidery.
Melissa McCarthy in Pamella Roland.
Melissa McCarthy is in tip-top shape and this gown with its bright color, cinched waist, and attached caplet would look divine on her.
Brie Larson in Rodarte.
Brie Larson is a Cali girl with great personal style. A Rodarte gown is a no-brainer.
Gina Rodriguez in Christian Siriano.
Last year Gina Rodriguez took home a golden statuette as well as red carpet hurrahs. This Christian Siriano gown is fanciful without being too precious and the handkerchief hem with the cascading sequins gives it extra edge.
Lily Tomlin in Oscar de la Renta.
Lily Tomlin is nominated for not one but two Golden Globe awards. Legend! Time to turn to Oscar de la Renta’s Peter Copping, who could create a customized version of this look for the iconic actress.
Kate Winslet in Valentino Couture.
Kate Winslet is no stranger to the red carpet stroll. This look from Valentino could be considered a Winslet classic.
Cate Blanchett in Altuzarra.
She is the queen of cinema and can wear fashion like no other. How fabulous would it be if Blanchett ditched her go-to Armani Privé for a younger, hipper label? This stunning 1940s-inspired dress with paillettes from Altuzarra could be just the thing! Take that Carol!
Julia Louis Dreyfus in Narciso Rodriguez.
The actress is a diehard Narciso Rodriguez fan so why mess with perfection? We think Narciso would create a custom version of this dress for his pal. It would be great to see it a bit longer and form-fitting to show off the Veep star’s toned physique.
Awards seasons sends celebrity stylists into hyper-drive, calling in dresses and picking out outfits for parties and events nearly every night of the next few months. On Sunday, the Golden Globes, the first of these glitzy Hollywood shindigs, will bring together A-listers like Cate Blanchett, Jennifer Lawrence, Amy Schumer, Lady Gaga, and the beloved Lily Tomlin (who is up for two awards!) on the red carpet. But, while many might be wondering who will win a golden statue, our big question is: what are they going to wear? Here are the dream gowns that we would love to see them in. Stylists, if you’re in a bind, feel free to heed our suggestions if you need to!
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