Golden Globes Fashion And The 8 Prettiest Beauty Trends

Oh, what a night! Besides the well-deserved winners and insanely attractive ensembles, the 2017 Golden Globe Awards held no shortage of covetable hair and looks. From Kerry Washington’s deep vampy lip and Emma Stone’s pink shadow, to Jessica Biel’s serious side-part, we compiled a list of the most beautiful beauty trends from the event. If tonight is any indicator of how the Oscars, SAG Awards, and Grammys are slated to go, we’re anticipating 2017 will be the most attractive awards season yet. The Golden Globes fashion was a delight to see where the colors metallic, white and yellow dominated the red carpet but some of the beauty looks that were paired with them were outstanding. Go through the pictures below to see the top styles we found on the Golden Globes red carpet.

Golden Globes Fashion And The 8 Prettiest Beauty Trends

60’s Hairstyles

Natalie Portman’s large half-updo offered off some serious Jackie O vibes. Her hairstylist Bryce Scarlett utilized the Goldwell Kerasilk Volume Blow-Dry Spray in combination with a round brush to tease the leading layer of hair, successfully developing body. The bottom part was left smooth, and to finish, he took areas of un-teased hair from either side of the temple and swept them over the top. Nicole Kidman, on the other hand, went for a Bardot-esque impact, with her wavy half-up style, which her hairstylist Kylee Heath intertwined in the back. Monae’s updo was decorated with a handful of stylish mini pearls.

Vampy Lips

A traditional crimson pout will always fit on the red carpet, but this year, stars like Chrissy Teigen, Kerry Washington, and Priyanka Chopra remixed the conventional impact by taking it a few shades deeper. To develop Teigen’s super-deep hue, makeup artist Mary Phillips blended the Becca Beach Tint Lip Shimmer Souffle items in both Raspberry and Papaya.

Braided Updos

A couple of pretty plaits are an easy way to offer an otherwise standard updo some additional texture. “For Olivia’s look tonight, we wished to create an unique hairstyle that played off the textures, colors, and complex details of her gown,” says hair stylist Justine Marjan. In contrast to Culpo’s smaller plaits, like Issa Rae and Sarah Jessica Parker chose more sizeable options. Rae’s two-strand version began at the neck of her neck and covered the top, while Parker’s French braid ran the perimeter of her head in a Princess Leia-esque fashion.

Pink EyeShadow

Pink isn’t really simply for your cheeks and lips anymore–pastel shades like the ones on Lily Collins and Emma Stone prove to be just as sophisticated when carefully mixed onto their lids. “Lily’s gown was so motivating. We wished to do a look that was lovely, however also vibrant and modern-day,” says her makeup artist Fiona Stiles, who actually repurposed the Lancome Lip Pencil in Natural Mauve and Blush Subtil in Aplum as eyeliner and shadow to accomplish the look. The color pink was also a popular trend for the Golden Globes fashion scene.

Shallow Center Parts

By ending the part in the middle of the head, the designs used by Amy Adams and Mandy Moore got an increase in volume around the crown– which included some pin up lady flair to curly and straight layers alike. Moore’s hair stylist Ashley Streicher worked area by area, post-blowout, winding hair in varied directions around a curling wand, then used a layer of KMS Hairstay Working Hairspray to each ringlet to set. The front area of her hair was brushed tight behind her ears, making the curled area look as though it had a lot of volume and secured it with a hairpin.

Metallic Eyeshadow

Heavy metal eyes are a winning appearance despite the award show, and we’re particularly keen on the silver shadows both Ruth Negga and Drew Barrymore used with their shimmery ensembles. Keri Russel, on the other hand, contrasted her neutral leopard getup with a rose gold shadow.

Sleek Ponytails

The lovely ponies that Thandie Newton, Sofia Vergara, and Zoe Saldana rocked on the red carpet modernized your day-off style by keeping hair streamlined in the front. “We kept a little bit of height at the crown,” states Newton’s hairdresser Lacy Redway. Redway used a large round brush on the top portion of her hair to construct volume.

Deep side parts

Especially amongst stars with much shorter hair like Jessica Biel, Michelle Williams, and Millie Bobby Brown, a super-deep part gave their looks a graphic edge. To experiment with the effect on yourself, align your part with the arch of your eyebrow.

Golden Globes fashion and beauty trends have set the tone for the entire year and for this years award nights! 

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