Get all the details on the exact hair and makeup products your favorite stars wore on the red carpet.
Red carpet glamour is back in a big way, and the stunning hair and makeup looks at the 2023 Golden Globes prove it. From vibrant pops of color to long extensions and gorgeous flushed cheeks, the treasure trove of beauty looks seen tonight will surely inspire hundreds of TikToks for days to come. Ahead, our 16 favorite looks, and the exact products artists used to prep and craft them.
Angela Bassett
The hair, the eyes, the cheeks, the lips—it's all perfection. We wouldn't expect anything less from Golden Globe winner Angela Bassett, who has been bringing glam to red carpets for decades.
Elizabeth Debicki
The Crown actress's beachy waves are the perfect blend of old and new Hollywood, created by stylist Mara Roszak using Phyto. And for her effortless no makeup-makeup look? Artist Mary Wiles kept things simple.
"We wanted to keep the look fresh and pretty and enhance Elizabeth's beauty," she explains in a statement. "Concentrating on beautiful, prepped skin, a simple defined brow, a little contour to the eyes and cheeks, keeping tones very simple and natural."
Julia Garner
Julia Garner's neutral-pink lipstick feels so much cooler than a basic red or nude. And to craft her sleek coif, celebrity hair stylist Bobby Eliot used ghd's Platinum+ Styler.
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Viola Davis
We're planning to wear blue eyeliner tomorrow simply because of this stunning look seen on Viola Davis. “Viola is wearing a royal blue gown and her hair is done in a big Afro, so I wanted to keep her makeup radiant but clean and simple," artist Sergio López-Rivera says in a statement. "The final look is breezy and easygoing but sophisticated, perfect for the Golden Globes.”
Jenna Ortega
It's hard to figure out what we love more: The actress's bold lashes or enviable haircut. To help the star's bob get sky-high volume, celebrity stylist David Stanwell used Fekkai's Root Lift Spray.
“We took a little risk, but I believe it’s good to have fun and try new things by just tweaking a little here and there," Stanwell says in a statement. "We didn’t want it too rigid or set, and I still wanted to work with the haircut we had just done a few weeks ago. I love having the haircut make a statement, sculpting it around her face and playing with shapes that work.”
As for makeup, artist Vincent Oquendo says he wanted to do something she's "never done before." "But I wanted it to look like her and not have the makeup take over the total look. So I had all of these images of Sophia Loren, and we felt really attracted to this triple eyeliner look," he says. He layered matte eyeshadows, liners, mascaras, and individual lashes to get the look, then used a "very light" skin tint, a little contour, and a tangerine blush.
Milly Alco*ck
We can't stop staring at Milly Alco*ck's shimmery metallic eyeshadow.
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Lily James
The Pam & Tommy actress channeled '90s glam with a soft matte makeup look and fresh chocolate-brown hair color.
Selena Gomez
The Rare Beauty founder and actress looked stunning in a high ponytail and smoky eye in shades of plum.
Margot Robbie
Expect to see a lot more pink on Margot Robbie's eyes, cheeks, and lips over the next few months as she begins press for her upcoming Barbie movie. Ahead of her perfectly flushed makeup look, which features Chanel makeup to match her look, Robbie's skin was prepped by celebrity makeup artist Pati Dubroff using Image Skincare.
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Ana de Armas
Hairstylist Jenny Cho used Dyson hair and Sol de Janeiro products to create Armas's "soft, face-framing" style.
Anya Taylor-Joy
Twisting and pinning back just her front sections ensured that all eyes were on the actress's statement earrings, necklace, and gorgeous makeup. "For this year's Golden Globes, I pulled inspiration from Anya's Dior two-piece ensemble," artist Georgie Eisdell says. "We channeled '90s supermodel beauty with a smoldering matte eye."
Michelle Yeoh
Ultra-long hair brings the perfect amount of modern glamour to Michelle Yeoh's glitzy look. Stylist Robert Vetica used Dyson's Supersonic Dryer to give her hair extra shine and bounce.
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Jennifer Coolidge
Celebrity hairstylist Janine Thompson was inspired by “the sex appeal, mystery, and glamour of a 1950s Italian movie star,” for The White Lotus star's look. She used Better Not Younger products like the Lift Me Up Hair Thickener and Wake Up Call High Hold Hairspray to get the look.
Natasha Lyonne
The actress's fiery red hair was a standout next to her streamlined red carpet fashion look.
Quinta Brunson
The Abbot Elementary star paired soft, smoky eyes with the coolest center-parted low ponytail. Celebrity makeup artist Renée Loiz perfected her face makeup using Beautyblender's Bounce Always On Radiant Skin Tint.
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Rihanna
While Rihanna may or may have not snuck into this year's Golden Globes ceremony, there's no way she could hide this sculptural, red carpet-worthy hair look.
Jenna Rosenstein
Beauty Director
Jenna Rosenstein is the Beauty Director at BAZAAR.com. While attending NYU, she held internships at Women’s Wear Daily, Bloomingdale’s, Harper’s BAZAAR (as Glenda’s intern!) and Allure, the latter of which she parlayed into her first job as the Beauty Assistant. She left Allure three years later as the Senior Beauty Editor, spent a few months at Refinery29 in the same title overseeing branded content, before finally landing back at BAZAAR to oversee all digital beauty content. When she's not testing every lipstick known to mankind, getting zapped by new lasers, or interviewing experts and celebrities, you can find Rosenstein re-watching Star Wars movies, reading books about new discoveries in science and health, and playing with her Bombay cat named Maddie.
Tiffany Dodson
Associate Beauty Commerce Editor
Tiffany Dodson is currently the associate beauty commerce editor at Harper’s Bazaar, where she specializes in trend forecasting, building relationships with major and emerging brands, and crafting shopping stories—from holiday gift guides to product road tests. Tiffany's work has previously been featured in outlets like SELF, Bustle, and Teen Vogue, and she's been quoted as a commerce and beauty expert in publications and platforms like The Business of Fashion and NPR’s Life Kit podcast.
