Highlights of bold colour and super-polished hair were the perfect accessories for the daring gowns on the red carpet at the 2017 Golden Globes in LA. Here, our winners take centre stage.
Lily Collins was a red carpet standout with raspberry lips and a complex topknot featuring lots of texture and a snaking braid. Collins's head-turning brushed-up brows were the coathangers for this look. Each of these beauty statements could easily stand on their on their own, and when combined for the red carpet they had serious wow factor.
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Olivia Culpo broke all the beauty rules by playing up every feature under the sun, but boy did this work. The Heidi-inspired milkmaid braids were wrapped around a strong central part. Her hair stylist, Justine Marjan used GHD's Advanced Split End Therapy on the ends of Culpo's hair to create a "sleek, shiny finish." There was a swipe of burgundy on her lids and an intense nude matte lipstick finished the look.
Emily Ratajkowski was rocking the wavy graduated bob (WOB) and a set of matching lips and lids in a subtle shade of apricot. And, of course, her statement cleavage. For an instant décolletage boost, try a luminous body oil like Nars Monoi Body Glow with its delicious scent and subtle shimmery finish.
Emma Stone also rocked the matching eyes-to-lips theme with a pretty shade pink on both. Makeup artist Rachel Goodwin created this look saying, "I was blown away by the ethereal beauty of Emma's Valentino dress and wanted her makeup look to be just as romantic and magical – it's all about turn of the century vintage glamour." She created this look using Nars Andromeda Dual-Intensity Eyeshadow and Rosecliff Lipstick.
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Michelle Williams can do no wrong when it comes to the perfect pixie cut. Her platinum blonde rendition makes me fantasise about getting the chop. Her stylist Chris McMillan is a master when it comes wielding the scissors. McMillan says, "I've cut Michelle's hair for years. She's willing to try anything, and that's how she wound up with short hair in the first place. The length really accentuates her bone structure. It looks so good, it's hard to remember her with long hair."
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