structured dresses steal the show on the red carpet

Last Sunday night (05), the 2025 Golden Globes took place in Los Angeles. The event, which kicked off the film awards season, was attended by big names in the seventh art and enchanted with its red carpet full of structured dresses full of personality.

Check out some looks that caught attention at the awards and are considered true works of art. Exuberant and surrealist pieces that could easily have been designed by Pablo Picasso.

Cynthia Erivo

The performer of the character Elphaba in the film “Wicked” (2024) enchanted by choosing a super structured piece that resembled a cross. The Louis Vuitton piece, specially designed for the actress, caused a stir on the carpet due to its originality. The black strapless dress, with flower prints, had a kind of rectangle of fabric applied at the waist, which gave it a cross effect. To finish the look, Cynthia Erivo went with her trademark, her famous wide and colorful nails.

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Kate Hudson

The 47-year-old actress, famous for playing the character Andie in “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003)”, chose a stunning strapless dress from the brand Carolina Herrera – Pre-Fall 2025. The piece, with a voluminous skirt and flower applications throughout, was complemented by light makeup and hair in a high bun, which highlighted the beauty of the diamond necklace with blue sapphire pendant used. by the actress.

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Emma Stone

The winner of the 2024 Oscar for Best Actress for her performance in “Poor Creatures” (2024), drew attention not only for her new haircut — short in the pixie style — but also for her choice of look for the red carpet at the awards ceremony. . Emma Stone looked stunning in a red Louis Vuitton dress, the piece had a bow at the waist and a beautiful structured skirt that gained volume from the hips.

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Kristen Bell

The eternal Chynthia from the romantic comedy “Encontro de Casais” (2009), enchanted with her super elegant Chanel look. The strapless dress, in salmon color and with a defined silhouette, made in an elegant shiny fabric, attracted attention due to its peplum corset, which created the illusion of a kind of poncho at the waist. Finishing the production, the actress wore clean makeup that contrasted with red lipstick.

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Lisa Ann Walter

Showing that the classic never goes out of style, American actress and comedian Lisa Ann Walter wore a magnificent strapless red mermaid dress. The dress, super elegant and sensual, stood out for its off-the-shoulder neckline and structured train, resulting in an imposing volume at the bottom of the skirt. The special touch of the piece was a detail at the waist: a flower-shaped brooch, strategically placed on the side of the dress.

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Golden Globe

The event had its first edition in January 1944 and celebrates the big names in world cinema and television. Containing more than 25 categories, the celebration is famous for kicking off the annual film awards season and regularly serving as an indicator of potential Oscar winners. This latest edition, held on January 5th, entered the history of Brazilian cinema with the nomination of the film “I'm Still Here”, by director Walter Sales, and the award to actress Fernanda Torres in the “Best Drama Actress” category. with the character Eunice Paiva.

Featured Photo: Keltie Knight, Lilly Singh and Anna Sawai on the red carpet at the 2025 Golden Globes (reproduction/Instagram/@lillyAmy/Kevin Mazur/Amy Sussman/Getty Images Embed)