The Chicest Hair & Makeup Looks From The 2026 Golden Globes

Wednesday’s Jenna Ortega stayed true to her goth glam aesthetic with a fully bleached brow look. Celebrity makeup artist Mélanie Inglessis prepped the stars skin with the Laduora Lumeo Skinlift LED Infusion device, then created her understated, ’90s-inspired makeup using Dior products. Her perfect beige-nude lip combo? Rouge Dior Contour in #229 Rose Spice, Rouge Dior On Stage in #390 Redwood Star, and Dior Addict Lip Glow Oil in #081 Latte.

The Rare Beauty founder sported a bold, berry lip — Hung Vanngo’s Creamy Matte Lipstick in New York Red on top of the Longwear Lip Liner in Above The Line, specifically — with a classic hairstyle that served major Old Hollywood glamour. Hairstylist Renato Campora created her 1940s-inspired ‘do using Joico products.

Ayo Edebiri paired her classy LBD with a voluminous bob and curled bangs. On the makeup front, MUA Ernesto Casillas used plum and mauve shades from the CHANEL Les 4 Ombres Multi-Effect Quadra Eyeshadow Tissé Rivoli palette.

Tessa Thompson’s wet hair waves and green textured gown made her look like a mermaidcore vision. Celebrity hairstylist Lacy Redway used SheaMoisture’s Silk Press In A Bottle Prep Cream to create her beachy texture.

The Hunting Wives’ Brittany Snow gave a masterclass in understated glam with a low pony, natural base, and light glossy lip.

Elle Fanning’s Gen Z-approved middle part was a sleek and simple juxtaposition to her bejeweled dress. Stylist Jenda Alcorn relied on L’Oréal Paris’ EverPure Glossing Collection for the actor’s shiny, effortless blowout.

Teyana Taylor’s makeup was just as dramatic as her bejeweled whale tale, with sculpted brows and smoked-out double eyeliner. Makeup artist Bella Mayven used the Charlotte Tilbury Feline Flick eyeliner in Panther for the edgy look.

Janelle James was a vision in orange, wearing a nearly sheer, flowy gown, a tangerine-toned lip, winged eyeliner, and a blunt pixie cut.

Jennifer Lawrence’s daring naked floral dress, combined with her Barbie doll bangs, made for one of her most memorable carpet looks ever. Her rosy pink glam, courtesy of Georgie Eisdell, was created using Dior products.

Zoë Kravitz’s topped off her otherwise low-key, lingerie-inspired look with a mindfully messy bun emphasized with a brooch accessory.

Emma Stone debuted a “soft auburn” hair color on the red carpet — a darker direction from her former copper strands, crafted by A-list hair colorist and Schwarzkopf Professional U.S. Creative Director of Color & Technique, Tracey Cunningham.

Wicked star Ariana Grande paired soft glam (from r.e.m. Beauty products, naturally) with a Barbie-style brunette ponytail.

Chase Infiniti honored her natural texture with a fluffy blowout, created by hairstylist Coree Moreno using the Olivia Garden NewCycle Round Thermal Brush to stretch out her curls.

Amanda Seyfried looked like an Old Hollywood vision with subtle glam and a 1930s-style updo. Renato Campora used Joico’s Dream Blowout Glass to keep her strands sleek.

Remaining true to her MO, Miley Cyrus rocked a smoky eye on the Golden Globes red carpet. Makeup artist Janice Daoud used Maybelline’s Color Tattoo Eye Stix Eyeshadow Stick and Tattoo Studio Waterproof Gel Eyeliner Pencil for the perfectly undone look.

All Her Fault star Sarah Snook wore her red hair in a simple blowout, allowing her glowy skin to steal the spotlight. Makeup artist Mary Wiles prepped her luminous complexion with the G.M. Collin Biocellulose Face Mask, and finished her glam with a sheer lip and smoky eye.