The Golden Globes Is Sending a Powerful Message for 2018's First Red Carpet
We know what you're thinking. How is it possibly award season again? We know time is going fast, but if there's ever been a day you wanted to speed through, it's today. For most in Australia, it's the first day back at work for 2018, so let us distract you from your growing to-do list, and bask in the glory of the first major red carpet for the year—the Golden Globes.
It was always going to be a different mood this year. After 2017's Harvey Weinsten exposé, the somber vibe was almost guaranteed to flow on into award season.
The way we think about Hollywood will never be the same again (in a good way). We're seeing progress, and we're taking action. And not to take away from all that good work, but the red carpet is important, too. It gives women an opportunity to send a message in the way they dress and hold themselves.
This year, we heard murmurs that the red carpet would be a sea of black, and so far, it's proving to be true. An opportunity for women in Hollywood to send a message.
Click through to see what dresses hit the Golden Globes red carpet this year.
WHO: Diane Kruger
WHO: Zoe Kravitz
WHO: Alicia Vikander
WHO: Samara Weaving
WHO: Dakota Johnson
WHO: Heidi Klum
WHO: Renee Bargh
WHO: Natalie Morales
WHO: Missi Pyle
WHO: Giuliana Rancic
WHO: Laura Marano
WHO: Allison Williams
WHO: Debra Messing
WHO: Alison Sudol
WHO: Zuri Hall
WHO: Caitriona Balfe
WHO: Yvonne Strahovski
WHO: Alexis Bledel
WHO: Frankie Shaw
WHO: Catherine Zeta-Jones
WHO: Rachel Brosnahan
WHO: Jaime Chung
WHO: Allison Brie
WHO: Sarah Paulson
WHO: Christina Hendricks
WHO: Jessica Biel
WHO: Kendall Jenner
WHO: Millie Bobby Brown
WHO: Kate Hudson
WHO: Margot Robbie
WHO: Angelina Jolie
WHO: Kelly Clarkson
WHO: Mandy Moore
WHO: Shailene Woodley
WHO: Sarah Jessica Parker
WHO: Salma Hayek and Ashley Judd
WHO: Helen Mirren
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