12 of the most daring looks celebrities wore to the 2023 Golden Globes
- The 80th annual Golden Globe Awards took place at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in California on Tuesday.
- Some celebrities wore daring outfits featuring see-through fabrics and cutouts.
Liza Koshy's black lace dress was almost completely backless, exposing a coordinating black thong.
The YouTuber's sheer Morphew Atelier dress also featured a plunging neckline, a tiered skirt, and Victorian-inspired beading, Page Six reported. Koshy completed the look with a dramatic beaded collar necklace, teardrop earrings, a sleek bun, and a thong in matching black lace.
Heidi Klum's sequined minidress featured a purple feather boa and sheer panels.
Klum wore the showgirl-esque Germanier dress, which had a sequined choker and a sheer panel running along its side, with a pair of silver heels, silver jewelry, and a beaded clutch.
Social-media influencer Tefi Pessoa wore a Tom Ford gown that was almost completely sheer.
Pessoa is no stranger to bold red-carpet style. At this year's Globes, she wore a floor-length gown with a top that was almost completely sheer, save for sparkly straps.
Billy Porter is no stranger to daring looks on the red carpet, and his 2023 Golden Globes look didn't disappoint.
The "Pose" star wore a velvet magenta tuxedo gown, which was reminiscent of his 2019 Oscars dress. Christian Siriano designed both looks.
As he revealed on Instagram, Porter paired the hot-pink coatdress with crystal-encrusted boots.
Salma Hayek's form-fitting Gucci gown had a corset with visible boning.
The flesh-colored underlay of Hayek's dress gave the illusion of a sheer dress on the red carpet. She paired the gown with simple sequined earrings.
Jenna Ortega's flowy, tan-colored dress had cutouts across the body.
The actress swapped her gothic "Wednesday" attire for a more ethereal look for her Golden Globes debut. The Gucci gown featured a low neckline and criss-cross fabric held together across the body with hoop details. She accessorized with Tiffany & Co. jewelry.
Model Gigi Paris wore a floor-length gold gown with a sheer skirt.
Paris, who attended the event with her "Top Gun: Maverick" star boyfriend, Glen Powell, shared a close-up of the gown on Instagram on Tuesday, revealing intricate gold beading across the skirt.
Al Reynolds stood out in a tuxedo with shorts.
Reynolds completed the look with knee-high socks.
Emma D'Arcy put a twist on the classic tuxedo by pairing it with pants and a skirt.
The "House of the Dragon" star, 30, added a pop of color to the look with a pair of azure leather gloves and matching smoky eyeliner.
Speaking about her daring ensemble with E! News from the red carpet, D'Arcy said they were wearing "some trousers and a skirt at the same time."
"And nothing says non-binary like wearing both a skirt and trousers," they said.
Quinta Brunson's fishtail gown had a voluminous finish created with tulle.
According to the "Abbott Elementary" star and creator's Instagram, luxury womenswear designer Christian Siriano was behind her Golden Globe Awards dress. The pink-and-black tulle gown was custom-made, according to a post shared by the designer on Tuesday.
Seth Rogen didn't shy away from color, opting for a monochromatic salmon-pink tuxedo.
Rogen's all-pink look, which he paired with sleek black oxfords and dark-rimmed glasses, was designed by Dior, according to Vanity Fair.
Dolly de Leon's Golden Globe Awards ensemble was almost entirely made from faux leather.
The "Triangle of Sadness" star's black faux-leather look, which included matching gloves and tulle detailing around the neck, was designed with sustainable materials by AZ Factory, according to the label's Instagram.
In an interview with Vogue Philippines, her stylist LJ Perez said he felt de Leon was "giving vamp, like she belongs in [the] Wednesday Addams family universe."
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