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14 of the best and worst Golden Globes dresses of all time

  • <p>It’s virtually impossible for Jennifer Lopez not to be one of the best dressed people in any room. However this nude and white lace Zuhair Murad in 2013 dress proves that Lopez is and will always be a red carpet stand-out.<em> (Image via Getty Images)</em></p>
    1/14

    BEST: Jennifer Lopez in Zuhair Murad

    It’s virtually impossible for Jennifer Lopez not to be one of the best dressed people in any room. However this nude and white lace Zuhair Murad in 2013 dress proves that Lopez is and will always be a red carpet stand-out. (Image via Getty Images)

  • <p>In Cameron Diaz’s defense, the late ‘90s were a weird time for fashion, so pairing a nightgown with office trousers and using a rope as a scarf seems very fitting. <em>(Image via Getty Images)</em></p>
    2/14

    WORST: Cameron Diaz in Chloe (1999)

    In Cameron Diaz’s defense, the late ‘90s were a weird time for fashion, so pairing a nightgown with office trousers and using a rope as a scarf seems very fitting. (Image via Getty Images)

  • <p>I’m sure we can all agree that Jennifer Aniston stunned in this sleek, sultry black gown. Fun fact: This was Aniston’s last Golden Globes as Rachel from “Friends,” so it’s only right that she went out with a bang! (Image via Getty Images)</p>
    3/14

    BEST: Jennifer Aniston in Valentino (2004)

    I’m sure we can all agree that Jennifer Aniston stunned in this sleek, sultry black gown. Fun fact: This was Aniston’s last Golden Globes as Rachel from “Friends,” so it’s only right that she went out with a bang! (Image via Getty Images)

  • <p>We want to like this look, we really do - but we can’t get over how she seemingly pieced together a casual, black top and cardigan that looks like it could have been bought at Joe Fresh, with the bottom half of a prom dress. (Image via Getty Images)</p>
    4/14

    WORST: Gwyneth Paltrow (1999)

    We want to like this look, we really do - but we can’t get over how she seemingly pieced together a casual, black top and cardigan that looks like it could have been bought at Joe Fresh, with the bottom half of a prom dress. (Image via Getty Images)

  • <p>Scarlett Johansson would look gorgeous in just about anything, but she pulled all the stops in this simple, elegant, scarlet red (pun intended) Valentino gown. (Image via Getty Images)</p>
    5/14

    BEST: Scarlett Johansson in Valentino (2006)

    Scarlett Johansson would look gorgeous in just about anything, but she pulled all the stops in this simple, elegant, scarlet red (pun intended) Valentino gown. (Image via Getty Images)

  • <p>This one is quite possibly the most historically atrocious Golden Globes dress of all time. Is it a children’s ballerina Halloween costume? Because it may as well have been. Who signed off on this? We just want to talk. (Image via Getty Images)</p>
    6/14

    WORST: Lara Flynn Boyle in David Cardona

    This one is quite possibly the most historically atrocious Golden Globes dress of all time. Is it a children’s ballerina Halloween costume? Because it may as well have been. Who signed off on this? We just want to talk. (Image via Getty Images)

  • <p>Lady Gaga has worn some questionable gowns over the years (i.e. the infamous meat dress) however the “Star is Born” actress opted for a timeless Valentino gown for the 2019 awards. (Image via Getty Images)</p>
    7/14

    BEST: Lady Gaga in Valentino (2019)

    Lady Gaga has worn some questionable gowns over the years (i.e. the infamous meat dress) however the “Star is Born” actress opted for a timeless Valentino gown for the 2019 awards. (Image via Getty Images)

  • <p>If you’re not sure what to make of this dress, you’re not alone. Kruger has been heavily criticized for this bizarre, living room curtain-esque dress, and sadly, we understand why. (Image via Getty Images)</p>
    8/14

    WORST: Diane Kruger in Marchesa (2005)

    If you’re not sure what to make of this dress, you’re not alone. Kruger has been heavily criticized for this bizarre, living room curtain-esque dress, and sadly, we understand why. (Image via Getty Images)

  • <p>As you might recall, 2014 was a major year for Lupita Nyong’o. The “12 Years a Slave” actress not only rocked the red carpet in this bold, red, Ralph Lauren gown, but she was also nominated for Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture. (Image via Getty Images)</p>
    9/14

    BEST: Lupita Nyong'o in Ralph Laren (2014)

    As you might recall, 2014 was a major year for Lupita Nyong’o. The “12 Years a Slave” actress not only rocked the red carpet in this bold, red, Ralph Lauren gown, but she was also nominated for Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture. (Image via Getty Images)

  • <p>There is a lot to unpack here. The boots, the skirt that looks like it was torn to shreds by some kind of wild animal, the sheer top with fuzzy straps, the giant triangle necklace — none of it is good, but at least it was memorable. (Image via Getty Images)</p>
    10/14

    WORST: Sharon Stone in Versace (2003)

    There is a lot to unpack here. The boots, the skirt that looks like it was torn to shreds by some kind of wild animal, the sheer top with fuzzy straps, the giant triangle necklace — none of it is good, but at least it was memorable. (Image via Getty Images)

  • <p>Rosamund Pike graced the 2015 Golden Globes in this angelic, white, Vera Wang gown after being nominated for best actress in a motion picture drama for her role in “Gone Girl.” (Image via Getty Images)</p>
    11/14

    BEST: Rosamund Pike in Vera Wang (2015)

    Rosamund Pike graced the 2015 Golden Globes in this angelic, white, Vera Wang gown after being nominated for best actress in a motion picture drama for her role in “Gone Girl.” (Image via Getty Images)

  • <p>It’s because of dresses like this that we're so glad high-low hem trend is no longer in style. They should have never been. Thankfully, we can all learn from Sarah Jessica Parker and Chanel's mistake.</p>
    12/14

    WORST: Sarah Jessica Parker in Chanel (2004)

    It’s because of dresses like this that we're so glad high-low hem trend is no longer in style. They should have never been. Thankfully, we can all learn from Sarah Jessica Parker and Chanel's mistake.

  • <p>After becoming the first Asian American woman to be nominated for an award in decades, Constance Wu showed up to the 2019 Golden Globes dressed to impress in this nude coloured tulle princess gown, with an orange accent ribbon around the waist. (Image via Getty Images)</p>
    13/14

    BEST: Constance Wu in Vera Wang (2019)

    After becoming the first Asian American woman to be nominated for an award in decades, Constance Wu showed up to the 2019 Golden Globes dressed to impress in this nude coloured tulle princess gown, with an orange accent ribbon around the waist. (Image via Getty Images)

  • <p>Diane Keaton may have taken home the prize for Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy for her role in “Something’s Gotta Give,” at the 2004 Golden Globes, but she also had to go home with the shame of knowing she wore a lab coat to one of the most prestigious award ceremonies in Hollywood. (Image via Getty Images)</p>
    14/14

    WORST: Diane Keaton (2004)

    Diane Keaton may have taken home the prize for Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy for her role in “Something’s Gotta Give,” at the 2004 Golden Globes, but she also had to go home with the shame of knowing she wore a lab coat to one of the most prestigious award ceremonies in Hollywood. (Image via Getty Images)

<p>It’s virtually impossible for Jennifer Lopez not to be one of the best dressed people in any room. However this nude and white lace Zuhair Murad in 2013 dress proves that Lopez is and will always be a red carpet stand-out.<em> (Image via Getty Images)</em></p>
<p>In Cameron Diaz’s defense, the late ‘90s were a weird time for fashion, so pairing a nightgown with office trousers and using a rope as a scarf seems very fitting. <em>(Image via Getty Images)</em></p>
<p>I’m sure we can all agree that Jennifer Aniston stunned in this sleek, sultry black gown. Fun fact: This was Aniston’s last Golden Globes as Rachel from “Friends,” so it’s only right that she went out with a bang! (Image via Getty Images)</p>
<p>We want to like this look, we really do - but we can’t get over how she seemingly pieced together a casual, black top and cardigan that looks like it could have been bought at Joe Fresh, with the bottom half of a prom dress. (Image via Getty Images)</p>
<p>Scarlett Johansson would look gorgeous in just about anything, but she pulled all the stops in this simple, elegant, scarlet red (pun intended) Valentino gown. (Image via Getty Images)</p>
<p>This one is quite possibly the most historically atrocious Golden Globes dress of all time. Is it a children’s ballerina Halloween costume? Because it may as well have been. Who signed off on this? We just want to talk. (Image via Getty Images)</p>
<p>Lady Gaga has worn some questionable gowns over the years (i.e. the infamous meat dress) however the “Star is Born” actress opted for a timeless Valentino gown for the 2019 awards. (Image via Getty Images)</p>
<p>If you’re not sure what to make of this dress, you’re not alone. Kruger has been heavily criticized for this bizarre, living room curtain-esque dress, and sadly, we understand why. (Image via Getty Images)</p>
<p>As you might recall, 2014 was a major year for Lupita Nyong’o. The “12 Years a Slave” actress not only rocked the red carpet in this bold, red, Ralph Lauren gown, but she was also nominated for Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture. (Image via Getty Images)</p>
<p>There is a lot to unpack here. The boots, the skirt that looks like it was torn to shreds by some kind of wild animal, the sheer top with fuzzy straps, the giant triangle necklace — none of it is good, but at least it was memorable. (Image via Getty Images)</p>
<p>Rosamund Pike graced the 2015 Golden Globes in this angelic, white, Vera Wang gown after being nominated for best actress in a motion picture drama for her role in “Gone Girl.” (Image via Getty Images)</p>
<p>It’s because of dresses like this that we're so glad high-low hem trend is no longer in style. They should have never been. Thankfully, we can all learn from Sarah Jessica Parker and Chanel's mistake.</p>
<p>After becoming the first Asian American woman to be nominated for an award in decades, Constance Wu showed up to the 2019 Golden Globes dressed to impress in this nude coloured tulle princess gown, with an orange accent ribbon around the waist. (Image via Getty Images)</p>
<p>Diane Keaton may have taken home the prize for Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy for her role in “Something’s Gotta Give,” at the 2004 Golden Globes, but she also had to go home with the shame of knowing she wore a lab coat to one of the most prestigious award ceremonies in Hollywood. (Image via Getty Images)</p>
Ellie Spina
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2021 marks a very bizarre year for the annual Golden Globes, courtesy of COVID-19. The 78th Golden Globe Awards this Sun. Feb. 28 will be the first time ever that our favourite Hollywood stars won’t get the chance to turn heads on the red carpet before a magical, star-studded evening celebrating the best in television and film.

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While we won’t have a chance this year to judge luxury gowns that probably cost more than anything we own from the comfort of our living rooms, we can take this opportunity to look back on some of the most memorable Golden Globes red carpet looks from previous years.

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From fashion hits to mega fails, feast your eyes on the best and worst Golden Globes dresses to ever walk the red carpet — in our not-so-humble opinion, of course.

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