Danielle Grady is a junior journalism major. Her views do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper. Write to Danielle at dagrady@bsu.edu.
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1.) Julia Goldani Telles
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I’ll be honest, I had no idea who Julie Goldani Telles was before tonight. Of course, being the serious journalist I am, I discovered she appears in the original Showtime series, "The Affair." Okay, so I used Google. Still, her plunging neckline, vintage silhouette and just all around classic beauty, catapulted her to the top of my list.
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2.) Lorde
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Lorde’s style has experienced its share of criticism in the past. At last year’s Grammy’s, a good portion of Twitter even accused her of being a witch. While she didn’t forfeit her black for the red carpet, Lorde’s sleek pantsuit and crop-top combo oozed sophisticated style.
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3.) Anna Kendrick
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Anna Kendrick’s pitch, and as it turns out, dress, are both perfect. She honestly looked like a valentine in her pink and red Monique Lhuillier gown. Which leads me to my next point: Kendrick, will you be mine?
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4.) Dakota Johnson
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The metallic trend coated the red carpet, but no one pulled it off better than "50 Shades of Grey" star, Dakota Johnson. The precise detailing and mid-thigh slit on her Chanel dress set her apart from the Diane Krugers and Uzo Adubas of the night.
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1.) Lana Del Rey
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Summertime may be over, but Rey’s judgment must still be clouded by her debilitating sadness. Her 70s “glamazon” hair and makeup couldn’t save her nightgown-esque get-up.
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2.) Amal Clooney
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Unfortunately, Amal Clooney’s gorgeous black dress couldn’t overshadow her cheesy, elbow length gloves. The lawyer and wife of George Clooney looked a little too similar to Disney’s rendition of Cinderella. Six-year-old me would have been delighted, but modern Danielle? Not so much.
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3.) Keira Knightly
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The Golden Globe’s female British guests had a rough time on Sunday. Between Ruth Wilson’s (is that inside out?) faux pas and Knightley’s tribute to winged creatures, my devotion to United Kingdom starlets felt a little less than vindicated. Also, was Knightley wearing a butterfly corsage?
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Sidenote
The real, must-have accessory of the night turned out to be a political statement. Celebrities including Kathy Bates, Helen Mirren and Diane Kruger all wore or briefly revealed paraphernalia relating to the Charlie Hebdo attacks that occurred in Paris last week.
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