Barbie and Succession lead the Golden Globe nominations – but which stars are winning the red carpet ahead of the show?
The celebrity arrivals are under way, with nominees, presenters and other guests showing off their looks on the red carpet.
Here’s what the stars are wearing to the Golden Globes 2024.
– Best actress (musical or comedy) nominee Jennifer Lawrence, for No Hard Feelings
– The Crown and Sex Education star Gillian Anderson
– Best supporting actress nominee Rosamund Pike, for Saltburn
– Ozark and Inventing Anna star – and previous winner – Julia Garner
– Bradley Cooper with his mum, Gloria Campano
– Best TV actress (musical or comedy) nominee Selena Gomez, for Only Murders In The Building
– Mean Girls and The Dropout star, and former winner, Amanda Seyfried
– Best song nominee Lenny Kravitz, for Rustin’s Road To Freedom
– A Good Person co-stars Zoe Lister-Jones and Florence Pugh
– Best song nominee Dua Lipa, for Barbie’s Dance The Night
– Barbie star Ariana Greenblatt
– Best supporting TV actress and Ted Lasso star Hannah Waddingham
– Abbott Elementary star and 2023 winner Tyler James Williams
– Best TV actress (musical or comedy) nominee Elle Fanning, for The Great
– The Holdovers star and best supporting actress nominee Da’Vine Joy Randolph
– Actress, writer and producer Erika Alexander
– Actress Skai Jackson
– Best TV actress (drama) nominee Helen Mirren, for 1923
– Mission Impossible and Guardians Of The Galaxy star Pom Klementieff
– Actress and singer Hailee Steinfeld
– Best supporting actress nominee J Smith-Cameron, for Succession
– Best supporting actress nominee Julianne Moore, for May December
– Best TV actress (drama) nominee Keri Russell, for The Diplomat, with partner, actor Matthew Rhys
– Best actress in a limited series nominee Elizabeth Olsen, for Love & Death
– Bridesmaids and Ghostbusters star Kristen Wiig
– Actress and previous winner Angela Bassett
– Best TV actress (musical or comedy) nominee Natasha Lyonne, for Poker Face
– Daisy Jones & The Six star Camila Morrone
– Best TV stand-up nominee Wanda Sykes