Red carpet fashion at the Golden Globes – in pictures

Angelina Jolie kills it with the triple-pop of red (lips, clutch, slash) against the oyster. No wonder she's loyal to Versace on the red carpet.
Photograph: Steve Granitz/WireImage

Ah Emily Watson, your body language says it all really, doesn't it? Photograph: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images

Who knew that a Harley Davidson-esque belt would sort of work with boozy Lanvin pleats? Emma Stone, that's who. Photograph: Steve Granitz/WireImage

Wait, is that some kind of infra-red control panel on Winslet's Jenny Packham belt? Can we mute her by remote control then? Photograph: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images

The dress says Texan ranch party and the lavender hair says Shoreditch bleach job. You kill us with your contradictions Kelly O. Photograph: Steve Granitz/WireImage

Michelle Williams and her Jason Wu dress manage to project some personality from the red carpet. A rare feat in Holllywood. Love the sleeves, the neckline and the belt and headband echo. Nice. Photograph: Danny Moloshok/Reuters

The red-and-pink Lanvin is tulip-tastic in a good way. But Natalie Portman's choice of clutch is way too department store. Photograph: Steve Granitz/WireImage

Taffeta seaweed, wrists that could cut glass and of course The Glove. Amazingly Madonna's hair somehow makes it all OK. Photograph: Steve Granitz/WireImage

Romola Garai excels in Alessandra Rich - a name that is fast becoming the left-field label of choice on the red carpet. The belt, the length and the pockets earn three fashion ticks. Photograph: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images

This Nina Ricci dress chimes perfectly with the Rooney Mara brand – it's a bit gothic and ethereal. The only problem is that it makes me deperate to hoik it up a few inches. Photograph: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images

Tilda Swinton has surely trademarked glacial red-carpet chic by now. Officially the only woman who can pull off an eveningwear lapel with any conviction. Still, can't help but wish that the skirt half of this Haider Ackermann icy number had more punch. Photograph: Chris Pizzello/AP

The glossy L'Oréal hair is somehow embarrassing the easy elegance of the Prada dress. Come back to us when you've mastered the laid-back ponytail Ms Deschanel, please. Photograph: Matt Sayles/AP