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58th Annual Golden Globe Awards
Red Carpet Arrivals
Bai Ling was elegantly draped in soft watercolors and flowing fabric in this gown designed by Roberto Cavalli.
With both the #1 movie (The Wedding Planner) and #1 CD (J.Lo), Jennifer Lopez proved she was the seasons' reigning goddess. She certainly looked like one at the Golden Globes, wearing a beautiful white satin Valentino Couture dress accented by a 1930's Fred Leighton diamond brooch. She wore modern Jimmy Choo shoes.
Ultra-glam Portia de Rossi wore a 1930's style Max Azria for BCBG peach gown accented with glittering diamonds at the bodice and a fur stole.
If not for her curvy figure, Hilary Swank could have passed for a young child when she arrived at Saturday's rehearsals in jeans and a casual shirt, sans makeup and sipping a slushy beverage. But it doesn't take much for her to look glamorous, which she did in a subtly simple Calvin Klein sequined slip dress.
Megan Mullally, nominated for Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Series, Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for TV (Will and Grace), made a graceful entrance.
Michael Michele was elegantly dressed in a body-skimming purple halter and magenta skirt by designer Carolina Herrera.
Sigourney Weaver, written up by the fashion police for the dress she wore to the 2000 Golden Globes, seems to ask "is this better?" We thought she looked elegant in both styles. The fashion judges also agreed with this year's choice, a brick-red Christian Dior gown.
This is a picture of Michael Michele's back and shoulders. Is she physically fit, or is this a classic example of the extremes a Hollywood actress will go to? Could this actress be too thin and too bony??
