The red carpet to jump start all of the red carpets!
If there’s one thing pop culture lovers can expect to see from the Golden Globes, it’s that celebrities always bring the drama. From an explosion of jewel-adorned designs to a confection of feathers and billowing trains, the annual ceremony is filled with eye-catching style.
The red carpet fashion is so good at the Golden Globes, it’s almost unfair that Hollywood’s biggest stars can’t receive an award for their lewks alone. (They’re winners in our heart, though!)
Because the 2020 Golden Globes will kick off awards season in just a matter of days, E! News is reminiscing on the best fashion to ever hit the red carpet. From Jennifer Aniston‘s memorable and oh-so-chic suit (yes, the one she wore sans a shirt underneath her blazer) to Lady Gaga‘s vibrant blue ballgown that paid tribute to Judy Garland in A Star Is Born.
To see what your favorite stars slipped into for the special occasion, keep scrolling through our gallery below. Tracee Ellis Ross, Constance Wu, Eva Longoria and so many other celebrities made the red carpet their runway at the Golden Globes.

Steve Granitz/WireImage
Reese Witherspoon
The Big Little Lies star breaks our little hearts with this dazzling Nina Ricci cocktail dress at the 2007 ceremony. Her red-hot heels and chunky diamond-encrusted bracelet complete her sunny yellow look.

KMazur/Getty Images
Jennifer Aniston
The Friends alum skips the usual ballgown and opts for something more sleek and chic: a black tux sans a shirt.

Steve Granitz/WireImage
Billy Porter
The Pose star never disappoints on the red carpet, and he certainly shows up and shows out at the 2019 affair wearing a vibrant embellished suit with an eye-catching cape.
Article continues below

Steve Granitz/Getty Images
Eva Mendes
Mendes is a vision in white, as she dons an angelic Christian Dior dress at the 2009 affair.

Jason Merritt/Getty Images
Chrissy Teigen
The supermodel dazzles on the red carpet in a beaded blush-colored gown by Zuhair Murad at the 2015 ceremony.

David Fisher/REX/Shutterstock
Lady Gaga
Royal blues! The pop star oozes with glamour at the 2019 ceremony in a periwinkle Valentino haute couture ballgown that pays tribute to Judy Garland in the 1954 version of A Star Is Born.
Article continues below

Jason Merritt/Getty Images
Lupita Nyong’o
Lady in red! The Us actress makes a grand entrance at the 2014 awards show with her electrifying Ralph Lauren dress.

Matt Baron/BEI/Shutterstock
Constance Wu
One word: wow. The Hustlers actress graces the red carpet in a princess-like ballgown that features a sheer corset bodice and massive tulle skirt. Her spicy orange velvet belt is a chef’s kiss.

Kevin Mazur/WireImage.com
Sarah Jessica Parker
The 54-year-old star always slays the red carpet with her daring ensembles and her lewk for the 2003 ceremony was no different.
Article continues below

Frazer Harrison/Getty Images
Beyoncé
She’s beauty and she’s grace! The “Spirit” singer brings the glitz and the glam with a strapless beaded gown by Elie Saab at the 2009 fête.

Frazer Harrison/Getty Images
Gemma Chan
The Crazy Rich Asians actress goes for a high and low Valentino couture design at the 2019 awards show. From the vivacious navy blue color to the pockets, this dress is everything.

Jason Merritt/Getty Images
Charlize Theron
The Bombshell actress brings a fashion fantasy to the 2012 ceremony in a blush-colored Christian Dior couture number.
Article continues below

John Shearer/Getty Images
Taraji P. Henson
The Empire star serves bawdy and face at the special affair in a white-hot Stella McCartney design.

Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP
Emma Stone
The La La Land actress leaves her floor-length dresses at home and instead, stuns in a jumpsuit by Lanvin that features a chandelier-like bodice and oversized bow on the back.

Jason Merritt/Getty Images
Angelina Jolie
Angelina makes everyone green with envy, as she dazzles in a glimmering emerald gown by Atelier Versace at the 2011 awards show.
Article continues below

REX/Shutterstock
Janelle Monáe
Spot on! The Dirty Computer songstress brings fun and flirty fashion to the 2017 ceremony with her eccentric design by Armani (which she helped create).

Jason Merritt/Getty Images
Eva Longoria
Longoria looks red hot, hot, hot in her Reem Acra strapless gown at the 2009 ceremony. From the design’s body-hugging silhouette to the vibrant shade of crimson, the actress sets the red carpet ablaze.

Rob Latour/REX/Shutterstock
Tracee Ellis Ross
The 47-year-old star makes the red carpet her runway as she lights up the room in a sheer, sparkly cocktail dress by Zuhair Murad.
Article continues below

REX/Shutterstock
Chrissy Metz
Metz adds a fresh pop of color to the red carpet with her majestic purple dress by Nathan Paul that features a plunging neckline, soft velvet material and jewel-adorned belt.

Getty Images
Cameron Diaz
Diaz exudes old-Hollywood glamour with her silky red Alexander McQueen gown at the 2010 awards show. One word: fiery!

Frazer Harrison/Getty Images
Mandy Moore
The This Is Us star brings a mix of modern and vintage vibes to the 2017 event with her bold, yet reserved caped gown by Naeem Khan.
Article continues below

Rex Features/Rex/ZUMAPRESS.com
Megan Fox
Pretty in pink! Megan looks effortlessly elegant at the 2011 Golden Globes with her soft pale pink design by Armani Privé. The one-shoulder strap and criss-cross details on the bodice make her dainty number anything but basic.

Jason Merritt/Getty Images
Jennifer Lopez
The Hustlers actress brings that legendary J.Lo glow to the 2015 event with her bedazzled Zuhair Murad caped gown.

Jason Merritt/Getty Images
January Jones
The Mad Men actress goes bold for the 2011 ceremony with her fiery red dress by Versace that has extreme cutouts and a fun fringe design.
Article continues below

George Pimentel/WireImage
Gina Rodriguez
The Jane the Virgin star looks like a modern-day Cinderella with her navy blue princess ballgown by Zac Posen at the 2016 Golden Globes.
(E! and NBC are both part of the NBCUniversal family.)
Watch E!’s Live From the Red Carpet 2020 Golden Globes coverage Sunday, Jan. 5 starting at 4 p.m. ET/1 p.m. PT followed by the Globes ceremony on NBC at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT!