Best Beauty Looks From the 2024 Golden Globes

After we've taken in all the amazing film and television shows of the past year, the Golden Globes have arrived to kick off the awards season and we're already living for all the beauty looks coming down the red carpet, including standouts in hair, makeup, and nails.

After we've taken in all the amazing film and television shows of the past year, the Golden Globes have arrived to kick off the awards season — and we're already living for all the beauty looks coming down the red carpet, including standouts in hair, makeup, and nails.

From Greta Lee to Jennifer Aniston, the looks are nothing short of dazzling and already shaping our 2024 mood boards. Ahead, browse all of the best beauty looks from the Golden Globes.

Ariana Greenblatt

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Actress Ariana Greenblatt went for a smoky, effortlessly undone vibe for her look. She wore her long wavy hair tousled with a charcoal smoky eye complemented by neutral skin and a pinky nude lip.

Quinta Brunson

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Abbott Elementary's Quinta Brunson kept her look classic and simple. Her deep espresso strands were styled sleekly with a middle part and loose waves, while her makeup featured bronzed lids, fluttery KISS lashes, and a nude lip.

Amanda Seyfried

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Actress and presenter Amanda Seyfried's green eyes popped more than ever thanks to her smoky purple eyeshadow look. To pull focus to her plum-swept lids, her liner, lashes, complexion, and lips remained understated and neutral.

Greta Lee

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Channeling Old Hollywood but with a modern sensibility, Greta Lee wore a high-shine sculpted bob with a rosy glow, pink lips, and winged eyeliner. Her look was created by celebrity MUA Naoko Scintu and using goodies from Sisley-Paris.

Julia Garner

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Ozark's Julia Garner stunned in a silver gown and kept her beauty icy to match. Her lids featured a gorgeous pop of silver, while her signature bright blonde curls were swept to the side.

Erika Alexander

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American Fiction star Erika Alexander wore her long, colorful box braids in a simple top knot, letting her eyes do all the talking. To complement her purple dress, she wore a pinky lilac shade on her lids accented with a deeper plum shade along her lower lash line.

Hailee Steinfeld

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Spider-Verse star Hailee Steinfeld kept her look pretty in pink to match her classic column gown. She wore a wash of warm mauve on her lids and pale pink on her cheeks and lips. To finish the look, her lengths were woven into a romantic updo with face-framing tendrils.

Ayo Edebiri

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Bottoms star Ayo Edebiri was sleek and chic. She sported her hair in a sharp, flipped bob. To complement her eyes, she wore a deep espresso hue on her lids, with her lips glossy and cheeks bronzed with the Benefit Cosmetics Hoola Bronzer ($36) in caramel.

Florence Pugh

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Oppenheimer's Florence Pugh debuted an edgy platinum mullet styled by Virtuecreative director Adir Abergel that juxtaposed her floral gauzy red dress beautifully. For her makeup, she stuck with a neutral palette, allowing a fluttery set of lashes to do the heavy lifting.

Reese Witherspoon

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After prepping Reese Witherspoon's skin with the Kat Burki Vital Hydration Blast treatment, makeup artist Kelsey Deenihan gave Reese Witherspoon "a classic makeup look with a simple defined eye and soft pink lip."

Janelle James

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For an unexpected dose of color, Abbott Elementary star Janelle James wore jade-green eyeliner smudged into the waterlines with smoky lids and a stack of lashes. A cascade of loose, chest-grazing waves finished the look.

Emma Stone

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Makeup artist Rachel Goodwin gave Poor Things star Emma Stone a pretty-in-pink lip. It's K.I.S.S.I.N.G Lipstick, a soon-to-come product from Charlotte Tilbury, launching January 23.

Rachel Brosnahan

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We're drooling over actress Rachel Brosnahan's red-on-red coquette look. Her long pony is accented buy a long red bow for major drama. Paired with a bold red lip, this beauty look (done by makeup artist Lisa Asharon using Stila Cosmetics) is perfect with her red dress.

Gillian Anderson

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The Crown's Gillian Anderson stunned with slightly teased, swept-back golden strands, which allowed her jewel-adorned décolletage to dazzle.

Da'Vine Joy Randolph

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Holdovers' Da'Vine Joy Randolph wore a cranberry-hued monochromatic makeup look, with shades of crimson adorning her lids, cheeks, and lips. The look, crafted by Lancôme global makeup artist Sheika Daley using Lancôme was the perfect complement to her matching sequin-embellished dress.

Jennifer Lopez

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Jennifer Lopez channeled her inner Barbie with her own pink beauty look. She was styled by Chris Appleton using Color Wow products with her lengths parted to the side in classic Old Hollywood waves. Pink lids, cheeks, and lips finished the look for a dose of romance.

Issa Rae

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To match her stunning metallic dress, Barbie's Issa Rae wore a coppery eye, courtesy of Charlotte Tilbury's Eyes to Mesmerise ($35) cream shadows in Star Gold and Chocolate Bronze and a soon-to-launched CT lip color. The look was crafted by celebrity makeup artist Joanna Simkin.

Taylor Swift

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Taylor Swift let her signature bangs sing, keeping her lengths curled and swept back. For her makeup, she kept the look simple with a cat eye and nude lipstick.

Allison Williams

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Allison Williams looked gorgeous with a delicate and piecy updo (styled by Bridget Brager using Rodan + Fields), light brown smoky eyes (starring the Maybelline Eye Stix ($10) in the shade I Am Determined), baby pink lips, and a glowy complexion.

Pom Klementieff

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Mission Impossible's Pom Klementieff wore her signature rooted platinum blonde pixie with an edgy eye look punctuated by dark liner along her top and bottom lash line and smoky taupe shadow.

Rosamund Pike

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Saltburn's Rosamund Pike wore a jaw-dropping black lace veil to match her black lace dress. Underneath, her makeup was fresh and dewey, with blush shades of pink on her cheeks and lips. Makeup artist Melanie Inglessis used Dior Beauty to give Pike this lit-from-within glow.

Natasha Lyonne

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Poker Face's Natasha Lyonne wore her atomic orange curls styled in a piecey updo. For the eyes, she wore clusters of bold '60s spidery lashes and a peachy-pink shade on her lips and cheeks.

Greta Gerwig

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Barbie director Gretta Gerwig leaned into simple, fresh makeup. Le Domaine skin care served as the perfect base under pink Pat McGrath Labs lip and cheek products.

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