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Red Carpet Photos From The 2016 Golden Globe Awards
Though there were some concerns that El Niño could wreak havoc on the glam looks of the Golden Globes' red carpet this year, luckily there was a reprieve from the recent slew of storms on Sunday. It was a little chilly, with temperatures hovering in the high 50s and low 60s, but that didn't stop the women from wearing gowns that flaunted ripped abs (Brie Larson), sideboob (Kirsten Dunst), and toned arms (all of them?).
For the most part, the men looked dapper in classic tuxedos (our boyfriends Jon Hamm and Michael B. Jordan were particularly handsome), although we can't see how Olivia Wilde would be...wild...about her husband Jason Sudekis' choice of sneakers.
Here's the full list of nominees for those keeping score at home.
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