All the Best Beauty Looks From the 78th Golden Globes

Elle Fanning

With winged liner, glass skin, and lush lashes created by Erin Ayanian Monroe for L'Oreal and a sleek chignon by hairstylist Samantha McMillan, Fanning looks right off the cover of a vintage magazine—fitting for an actress nominated for her work as a historic queen.

Sarah Hyland

Makeup artist Allan Avendaño prepped the copper-haired red carpet host with Alypn Beauty skincare, then used e.l.f cosmetics to create a sultry, bronze-toned smoky eye. Check out what Avendaño told us about how he achieved the look. For her bouncy blowout, stylist Ryan Richman "used the ghd natural bristle radial brush in size 2 while drying, which helped keep hair soft and full of body."

Andra Day

She may be nominated for her work as jazz icon Billie Holiday, but Andra Day's ombre red lip and illuminated highlighter by makeup artist Porsche Cooper are wholly modern. Her upswept curls (by hairstylist Tony Medina) allow an edgy-yet-sophisticated Chanel Fine Jewelry ear cuff to take center stage.

Kaley Cuoco

Makeup artist Jamie Greenberg used Charlotte Tilbury to create a beautiful look for the multi-hyphenate (she's nominated for both acting and executive producing The Flight Attendant). Find out how Christine Symond sculpted those California girl beach-y waves.

Anya Taylor-Joy

Lady Godiva who? Hairstylist Gregory Russell used ghd's Helios dryer, Curve soft curl iron, and a round brush to create the glossy, endlessly long locks worn by the star of The Queen's Gambit.

Tiffany Haddish

Makeup artist Ernesto Casillas gave the presenter a(n even more) flawless base with Shiseido's Synchro Skin Radiant Lifting Foundation, adding dimension with the Minimalist WhippedPowder Cream Blush in the shade Sayoko 06. He then set with the Synchro Skin Invisible Silk Loose Powder in 02 Matte. Find out how her glam squad created the look.

Laverne Cox

We're all wrapped up in the crown braids hairstylist Kim Kimble crafted for Promising Young Woman's Laverne Cox.

Julia Garner

Hung Vanngo chose to anchor Julia Garner's makeup with a bold, glossy red lip, created with Chanel's Rouge CoCo Bloom. Hairstylist Bobby Elliot set the Ozark star's curly updo with John Frieda Frizz Ease Moisture Barrier Firm Hold Hair Spray, and used a small amount of the John Frieda Dream Curls Curl Defining Cream Oil to polish everything off.

Kate Hudson

To offset the vintage, '80s vibe of Hudson's Louis Vuitton dress, hairstylist Lona Vigi decided to give the Music nominee a sleek and streamlined style. ("The minute I know that a dress comes from a certain era or time period ... I try to go in the opposite direction and not lean into that, because otherwise it becomes too “costume” looking and I can’t stand that!" says Vigi).

Some of the most crucial steps to achieving the look? Pumping up the roots (Vigi used äz Craft Luxury Haircare Elevate Luxe Mousse), blowing out the hair, adding texture spray for styling and hairspray for hold, and of course, adding a glossy sheen. Vigi added “a tiny, tiny bit of äz Craft Luxury Haircare Sooth Serum” for Hudson’s shine. 

Angela Bassett

Hairstylist Randy Stodghill is responsible for Bassett's regal braid. "We wanted something that would be off the face but still have the drama," he said. "To start prepping Angela’s hair I used PhytoVolume Volumizing Blow Dry Spray because I wanted to hair to still have its fullness. I then used PhytoSpecific Thermoperfect to protect her hair from the blow-drying and curling irons. I use PhytoSpecific Moisturizing Styling Cream and PhytoSpecific Baobab Oil from the root to ends, leaving the hair really soft and smooth. I then put Angela’s hair into a sleek low ponytail, added extensions for more drama, and for a sleek polish look I used a few drops of PhytoSpecific Baobab Oil over the finished look for a deeper shine.”

Bassett is known for her glowing skin, but makeup artist D'Andre Michael enhanced it even further with Pat McGrath's Sublime Ultra Glow Highlighter in Divine Rose.

Tina Fey

Co-host Tina Fey opted for a subtle, glossy lip, and plum smoky eye topped off with Loveseen's Inez lashes. Makeup artist Gita Bass prepped Fey's skin with Beautycounter’s Overnight Resurfacing Peel the day before, and the All Bright C Serum and Countermatch Adaptive Moisture Lotion—as well as Pause's Well Aging Fascia Stimulating Tool—on the day of the ceremony.

Lily Collins

Hairstylist Gregory Russell said he wanted to give the Emily in Paris star "a voluminous curly texture a la Marisa Berenson" to her newly shortened mane, achieved with the help of Conair's Double Ceramic Cushion Hairbrush. That '70's inspo continued to Collins's makeup; artist Fiona Stiles used Lancôme Color Design in Midnight Stone and Siren’s Emerald to create a jewel-toned eye straight out of Studio 54.

Emma Corrin

For Emma Corrin's Crown-ing moment, hairstylist Daniel Martin referenced Twiggy’s iconic pixie cut (complete with a razor-sharp side part), laying the style flat to her head using the Hair Rituel by Sisley-Paris Radiance Brush. Makeup artist Florrie White kept the '60s vibe going with heavy liner and lots of lashes.

Viola Davis

The star of Ma Rainey's Black Bottom might have had the fluffiest lashes of the night. Makeup artist Autumn Moutrie achieve the bold, dark look with L'Oreal's Age Perfect Satin Glide Eyeliner in black, followed by the brand's Voluminous Mascara.

Awkwafina

Makeup artist Kirin Bhatty used three different shades of blush to give the actress/rapper this glowing, lit-from-within look.

Jane Fonda

The night was full of "my lips but better" shades, but the legendary actress might have given us our favorite. Makeup artist David Deleon used L’Oréal Age Perfect Anti Feather lipliner in Nude Pink and L’Oréal Age Perfect Lipstick in Pink Petal to get this look.

Amanda Seyfried

Fekkai artistic director Renato Campora gave the Mank star Old Hollywood-inspired silky waves by blow drying with a round brush and using a 1.5-inch curling iron to curl the hair, pinning the curls to cool, then brushing with a multi-bristle brush. The look was finished with a spray the Fekkai Full Blown Volume Texturing Spray for added texture and volume, and a spray of Kenra Artformation Hairspray for long-lasting, voluminous curls.

For her dramatic contour, makeup artist Genevieve Herr contoured under Seyfried's cheekbones, jawline, and around her nose using a darker shade of the Lancôme's Teint Idole Ultrawear Makeup Stick.

Gal Gadot

The Wonder Woman 1984 star is set to play Hedy Lamarr, and in this Old Hollywood glam, the resemblance is uncanny. To enhance her already screen idol-worthy brows, makeup artist Sabrina Bedrani used the Diorshow Brow Styler in #001 Universal.

Amy Poehler

Redkin celebrity colorist Tracey Cunningham went for a creamy blonde for the co-host. “I refreshed Amy’s highlights for that extra brightness and gave her a Redken Shades EQ Gloss to perfect her creamy, blonde tone and add a beautiful, shiny finish,” says Cunningham.

Laura Dern

Dern offset her le smoking-inspired ensemble with an equally elegant blowout by hairstylist Fríða Aradóttir, who used Hair-Rituel by Sisley-Paris Volumizing Spray to impart body and volume. Makeup artist Simone Siegel used Clinique’s Quickliner for Lips, topped with Clinique’s Even Better Pop Lipstick, to achieve Dern's plum pout.

Carey Mulligan

Far from the candy-colored wigs she wears in Promising Young Woman, Carey Mulligan went for glowy and rosy. Makeup artist Emma White Turle created the look by blending Sisely-Paris's Le Phyto-Blush in shade Golden Rose and Shimmer on the cheeks, and highlighting with L’Orchidee in Rose.

Maya Rudolph

The comedienne might have had the evening's flushest cheeks, thanks to makeup artist Loren Canby and Clinique's Cheek Pop blush.

Regina King

It was a great night for a smoky eye, as One Night in Miami director Regina King proves.