These Are All The Best Dressed Celebs at the 2021 Golden Globes

Laverne Cox is looking absolutely regal in a custom beaded red gown with cape sleeves by Thai Nguyen and luxe jewelry to match.

Sydney Sweeney looks like all of us watching the Golden Globes at home from the couch with a tub of ice cream. She just happens to also be all glammed up in a bubblegum pink princess gown, but we're so in love with the look in its entirety. 

We never thought lime green mesh could look so high fashion, but Cynthia Erivo proved us all wrong in her Valentino couture gown. And don't even get us started on those sky-high silver stilettos—unreal. 

Throw out everything you know about a traditional black tie suit. Dan Levy rocked a monochromatic yellow suit jacket and pants, swapped the button-down for a sequined turtleneck, and added metallic platforms for good measure. 

Joining in on the princess gown theme, Kaley Cuoco is shining and sparkling in her star-embellished dress from her backyard.

Elle Fanning is giving Princess Elsa a run for her money. The Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy TV Series nominee stunned in an icy blue gown and a series of photos she had taken in place of red carpet snaps. 

Regina King, who is nominated for Best Director of a Motion Picture for One Night in Miami, served the best of both with a gown that is simultaneously classic and glitzy. 

Rosamund Pike looks like a life-size doll in her bold and playful Golden Globes gown. Our favorite part of the look, however, has to be the kick-ass combat boots she paired it with.

Sarah Hyland is a "Lady in Red" in her classic Old Hollywood red gown—which just so happens to match her recently dyed hair. 

Viola Davis, who is nominated for Best Actress in a Drama Motion Picture for Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, dressed up at home in a printed puff-sleeve gown and Pomellato jewelry. 

The Queen's Gambit actress evoked mermaid glam with a sparkly emerald green gown and luscious, long and blonde locks.