Jaime King is queen of the Golden Globes after-party red carpet
The Golden Globes' adjacent events also produced their fair share of winners and losers
JAIME KING (A-)
InStyle And Warner Bros. Pictures Golden Globe After-Party in Los Angeles
Gown: Cucculelli Shaheen
Clutch: Sophia Webster
Out of all the myriad gowns on display at the Golden Globe after-party, it was King who was queen. You cannot go wrong with vintage Great Gatsby-inspired glamour, and she does it so well, blunt bob and all. This beaded Art Deco capelet number appears mint green or silvery blue at different angles, and is simply a shimmering stunner.
ASHLEY BENSON (B+)
InStyle And Warner Bros. Pictures Golden Globe After-Party in Los Angeles
Gown: Georges Hobeika
I can't get totally behind the exposed torso, but I am living for the unique silhouette and deliciously dreamy pastel ombre effect of the embellishments on the draped, cape-style, cut-out top and matching long skirt.
BRIE LARSON (B)
Screening for Just Mercy in Los Angeles
Jumpsuit and shoes: Celine
Larson is extending the Christmas cheer by dishing out more gold metallics even in January. A black belt would have - quite literally - made the outfit an easier cinch, and with a higher score. But I am still enjoying her cool girl vibe in this shiny jumpsuit and slouchy black boots.
KAT GRAHAM (C-)
The Art Of Elysium gala in Los Angeles
Gown: J'Amemme
Shoes: Not known
Marvel at or mock this voluminous insanity, at least it's not something you see every day. Or wish to. But here we are. And I am instantly reminded of what happened to the swelling, inflated blueberry version of Violet in Charlie And The Chocolate Factory - only this is the couture version.
NAOMI WATTS (D)
Showtime Golden Globes Nominees Celebration in Los Angeles
Dress: Magda Butrym
Clutch and shoes: Not known
If the dress does not fit, do not wear it. Watts obviously does not subscribe to that basic concept of fashion, judging from this little white dress featuring gigantic puffy sleeves, ruched skirt and the most tortured fabric ever. The overall effect is so sad and droopy, I just want to give her a hug and tell her everything is going to be okay.
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