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Golden Globes Red Carpet: A Look At The Fashion

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By Nicole Werbeck,

Milton Guevara

Published January 6, 2019 at 6:45 PM EST

Bows are tied, dresses are zipped, and the red carpet is rolled out. The Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles glimmers with stars as the 76th Annual Golden Globes Awards ensues. The show, which airs live on NBC, is hosted Andy Samberg and Sandra Oh—the stars of Brooklyn Nine-Nine and Killing Eve, respectively. Here's a glimpse of what some of the attendees are wearing tonight.

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Lady Gaga

Gemma Chan, left, and Nico Santos, right

Left to right, Sabrina Dhowre, Idris Elba, and Isan Elba

Timothee Chalamet

Billy Porter

Maya Rudolph, left, and Amy Poehler, right

Left to right: Jackson Lee, Tonya Lewis Lee, Spike Lee, and Satchel Lee

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban

Taraji P. Henson, left, and Thandie Newton, right

Yalitza Aparicio, left, and Marina De Tavira, right

Mahershala Ali, left, and Viggo Mortensen, right

Bradley Cooper

Terry Crews

Julia Roberts, left, and Janelle Monae, right

Ricky Martin

Brian May, 2nd left; Lucy Boynton, 3rd left;, Rami Malek 3rd right;, and Roger Taylor

Melissa McCarthy, left, and Rosamund Pike, right

Alison Brie, left, and Dave Franco, right

Constance Wu

Emma Stone, left, and Rachel Weisz, right

Golden Globe hosts Sandra Oh and Andy Samberg

Connie Britton

Rachel Brosnahan and Tony Shaloub

Carol Burnett

Regina King, left, and Elsie Fisher, right

Heidi Klum, left, and Molly Sims, right

Jamie Lee Curtis, left, and Dominique Jackson, right

Jim Carrey and Ginger Gonzaga

Ken Jeong and Tran Jeong

Amber Heard wears a black ribbon is a nod to the Time's Up movement, which raises awareness about sexual harassment.

Gina Rodriguez

Willem Dafoe

Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas

Camilla Belle, left, and Jessica Chastain, right

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