Golden Globes 2017 Archives

While most focus on just a celebrity’s attire we can’t help but check out their strands too! The hair is an accessory itself. Some even go as far to say that it is a ‘crown of glory.’ Nevertheless, regardless of how you view hair one thing is for sure…it can either make or break your entire ensemble. A bad hairstyle is like messing up an outfit that’s full of heat with the wrong pair of shoes. Fortunately, numerous celebs and their stylist teams got it right at this year’s Golden Globes. Did you catch all the looks? Here are 10 Golden Globes Hairstyles to Try Right Now!

10 Golden Globes Hairstyles to Try Right Now

Like fashion hair is quite subjective. Beauty is truly in the “eye of the beholder.” However, there were 10 Golden Globes Hairstyles that seemed to grab our attention instantaneously. Moreover, since we believe couture and hair compliment each other we will be showcasing these stunning ladies’ fashions as well. Let’s go!

Who: Viola Davis

Fashion: Michael Kors

Hair: Shoulder Length With Gorgeous Brown Highlights

Who: Kerry Washington

Fashion: Dolce and Gabbana

Hair: Sleek and Silky Smooth Down-to-There Hair

Who: Janelle Monae

Fashion: Armani Prive

Hair: Diamond Studded Natural Beehive

Who: Thandie Newton

Fashion: Monse

Hair: Smooth and Alluring Lengthy Ponytail

Who: Zazie Beetz

Fashion: Delphine Manivet

Hair: Effortless Natural Pulled Back Updo

Who: Tracee Ellis Ross

Fashion: Zuhair Murad

Hair: Voluminous Natural Ponytail

Who: Naomie Harris

Fashion: Armani Prive

Hair: Sleek “Vintage” Waves With Deep Side Part

Who: Karrueche Tran

Fashion: Dolce and Gabbana

Hair: Modern Top Knot With Slight Fringe

Who: Ruth Negga

Fashion: Louis Vuitton

Hair: Sophisticated and Sleek Pixie Cut

Who: Issa Rae

Fashion: Christian Siriano

Hair: Chic Braided Twist Updo in Dazzling Chestnut Brown

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The 2017 Golden Globes were full of hilarious skits, inspiring speeches and of course stunning, voguish fashion! We are completely living for Naomi Campbell’s Versace gown as well as Kerry Washington’s drop dead gorgeous lip color. Did you see it? Two words: vampy paradise. Nevertheless, on the Gram we have also been receiving tons of DMs asking us about all the ladies and their killer looks. No worries we got you and we will be recapping everything in our upcoming posts. However, one trend of the night that can not be overlooked has to do with the accessory department. The 2017 Golden Globes Fashion Trend: Dramatic Rings.

2017 Golden Globes Fashion Trend: Dramatic Rings

Lawd, diamonds truly are a girl’s best friend! The women represented and hit the red carpet in major bling bling that left us more frozen than the ice caps. Golden Globe winner, Tracee Ellis Ross dazzled in the “Venom Chadonne” and “Roaq” collection rings by Idezen.

Simone Biles who recently showed off all the Olympic gold she won in order to shut down the haters, gave them even more to talk about tonight! The petite beauty stopped by Charlie Lapson jewels to pick up a few dramatic ring selections. She settled on two rings, earrings and a bracelet all with diamonds set in gold. BOMB!

Insecure’s Issa Rae got in on the 2017 Golden Globes fashion trend with dramatic rings by Idezen. Stacking rings have been huge in the jewelry world along with humongous styles that cover a lot of finger length real estate. Issa’s gorgeous gems included the ‘Caterpillar’ ring.

Lastly, we want to quickly spotlight the always lovely Regina Hall. Jewelers, Idezen, certainly had a busy night loaning out styles to Ross, Rae as well as Hall. Regina sparkled in Idezen’s ‘Fierce Butterfly’ Ring and Puri Di Cuore Collection. All beautiful choices on equally beautiful women!

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