Who Was Golden at the Globes?

Looks I Loved

(all images are from www.style.com)

Tina Fey in L'Wren Scott - I just loved the navy color on her and the dress has a sort of vintage feel to it that I adored.

Tilda Swinton in a Jil Sander skirt - okay, most people will disagree with me on this but I think Tilda has a very distinctive personal style that she consistently pulls off. Dressing is about making a statement and I think she does that and I'm on board for it.

Olivia Wilde in Marchesa - this gown was simply gorgeous (Marchesa usually is) and I applaud Wilde for keeping everything else about this look to a minimum (although I would have like to have seen a bit more styling in her hair; some soft curls, maybe a nice sleek ponytail?).

Mila Kunis in Vera Wang - forest green was a popular shade last night (and it's one of my favorite colors) and Mila just looked radiant in this dress.

Kyra Sedgwick in Emilio Pucci - this mustard color was a bold choice and she executed it beautifully with the hints of turquoise in her accessories.

Julianne Moore in Lanvin - again, I know most people will dispute this but I thought this was a bold choice and this dress is so structurally interesting that I really enjoyed it.

Helena Bonham Carter in Vivienne Westwood - again, I know most people hated this but it's bizarre and fun and very much Carter's personal style (which, while you may not like it, you have to acknowledge is very pronounced and always interesting).

Gabourey Sidibe (not sure who made the dress) - I loved the color and sparkle on this dress, it made such a statement and was a breath of fresh air.

Eva Longoria in Zac Posen - what a tasteful and elegant dress, I loved the cap sleeves and waist bow.

Catherine Zeta Jones in Monique Lhuillier - another forest green dress and she looks amazing in it.

Carrie Underwood in Badgley Mischka - I just really enjoyed this dress. Great sparkles, great fit, great look.

Angelina Jolie in Atelier Versace - green again. And crystals! This dress has a sort of 80s Dynasty vibe to it but I think she really pulls it off and looks quite elegant.

Looks I Was Less Fond Of

Scarlett Johansson in Elie Saab - I sort of like the dress but when you pair it with the hair she kind of looks like the Bride of Frankenstein. Which ordinarily I would be on board for but I don't think she's trying for that in an ironic way.

Natalie Portman in Viktor and Rolf - I don't know, I just don't like this. I can't even really put my finger on why.

Michelle Williams in Valentino - I thought the daisy pattern in the dress was distracting (the structure of the dress itself is quite beautiful) and a little weird.

Kaley Cuoco in Katharine Kidd - I think that this is one of those dresses where if you see it in person it's probably quite gorgeous but in all the images I saw she just sort of looked like a tiered cake. And not in a good way.

Julie Bowen in Maz Azria Atelier - again, I think up close this dress was probably lovely but the color is really just washing her out and all the detail work on the bodice and train is just too much.

Jennifer Love Hewitt in Ramona Keveza - I don't know about this. She looks like a bride. Or a marshmallow. And not in a good way.

January Jones in Versace - she's the new face of Versace for Spring/Summer 2011 so I understand the logic of the choice but seriously, this is just too much. I thought it was kind of bizarre.

Emma Stone in Calvin Klein - just too much peach. She looks like a giant column of peach and there's no excitement or glamor here.

Christina Hendricks in Romona Keveza - I loved the color on her and the fit and her hair and makeup are great but the decoration at the neck coupled with the big hair is just too much.

Anne Hathway in Armani Prive - I want to like this so badly and the back of it was stunning but she looks like an extra on Dynasty. Which normally I would think was amaze balls but it's just not doing it for me right now.