WWD's Red Carpet Coverage at the 2024 Golden Globes
WWD's first red carpet activation debuted at the 2024 Golden Globes, where they provided fashion analysis and exclusive interviews with stars. Here are the highlights from their red carpet coverage.
Natasha Lyonne Stuns in Schiaparelli Couture
Natasha Lyonne wore a Schiaparelli couture gown and expressed her love for the iconic Italian label. She mentioned the history of Schiaparelli and Surrealism as her inspiration. Lyonne felt honored to wear the outfit and found it fitting for the arts business.
She referred to the glamorous and surreal nature of the entertainment industry and viewing it as an art form. Wearing the Schiaparelli gown was a special experience for her.
Natalie Portman's Custom Dior Gown
Natalie Portman wore a hand-beaded custom Dior gown, which took hundreds of hours of work. She described it as a dress that resembled a beautiful garden. Portman also discussed the importance of sustainable fashion and mentioned her investment in a company that produces mushroom leather.
She expressed excitement about seeing more companies use sustainable and vegan materials in their designs. Portman believes in the potential of eco-friendly fashion and its positive impact on luxury brands.
Rosamund Pike's Creative Red Carpet Approach
Rosamund Pike chose a tea-length Dior gown with botanical lace and a matching headpiece by Philip Treacy. She explained the creative reasoning behind the veiled headpiece, which was inspired by a skiing accident she had shortly before the event.
Pike humorously shared her concern about her injured chin not being a good look for the Golden Globes. She needed to think creatively about how to approach red carpet dressing and decided on the veiled headpiece to complement her gown.
Michelle Yeoh Embraces Vibrant Fashion
Michelle Yeoh stood out in an orange Bottega Veneta gown with a strapless silhouette and structured bodice. She emphasized the importance of following your instincts when it comes to fashion choices.
Yeoh believes that when clothing feels right, you know it's the right choice. She also sees fashion as an extension of one's identity and a way to express oneself, respecting fans' expectations of glamour.
