Red Carpet Fashion: The Best Looks of the ’80s Golden Globes

LOS ANGELES — The stars were back for the on Tuesday The return of the Golden Globes to television walking down a damp gray carpet in relatively predictable looks—with a few notable exceptions.

A look at the fashion of the 80. Golden Globes:

Heidi Klum, shortly after her Halloween Worm Appearance, sported a sky-high silver sparkler with a feathery embellishment slung over one shoulder as the crowd was given a respite from the rain that has plagued Southern California.

There were a lot of black suits and tuxedos. Eddie Redmayne wore brown with a huge silk flower on one lapel, courtesy of Valentino. Another highlight: Colman Domingo in a black tuxedo with jewels. Elvis, also known as Austin Butler, entered the building in a traditional black tuxedo.

Abbott Elementary’s Sheryl Lee Ralph in jewel blue with chunky trim led the train parade in her high necked look. Viola Davis also opted for a jewel-toned, body-hugging blue.

Chloe Flower, who will sing a song during the show, opted for a longer train in a white, slightly embellished number.

Niecy Nash-Betts wore a gorgeous deep purple gown with a chunky sheen paired with a large-shouldered coat. Both were made by Dolce & Gabbana.

There was a healthy show of gold, too, including an adorable 19-year-old Bailey Bass from Avatar: The Way of Water in a long look with a delicate pattern. Michelle Williams wore an ethereal ivory one-shoulder look trimmed with gold. Her ruffled look included a high-side slit.

With exceptions like Domingo, jewels have been kept to a minimum.

A pregnant Abby Elliott chose burnt orange with all over sequins by Pamella Roland. Her sparkler had long blouson sleeves and a high neckline.

Jenny Slate was in emerald green. She told E! her slip with a large flower at her neck, which she aimed at “a woman who will transform into a magical plant”.

Standout looks included E! Host Laverne Cox in a sexy blue and silver goddess gown, her hair in a curly Old Hollywood bob. Her look was vintage John Galliano.

Billy Porter wore a purple tuxedo dress and high-heeled silver boots with chunky heels.

Anya Taylor-Joy opted for a sunny yellow two-piece with a tiny bandeau top.

Iranian-American actress Sepideh Moafi wore a black sequined look with special accents. She collaborated on the look with Iranian designer Amir Taghi and the Haus of Milad.

“The dress has many stories,” she told The Associated Press, “but the most important of these is this flower, which represents a thriving new Iran during this revolution.”

She was referring to a months-long wave of protests in Iran against the country’s ruling theocracy.