TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 2017 l i f e s t y l e FASHION

Priyanka Chopra Emma Stone Felicity Jones Zoe Saldana Lots of pink - and women in tuxes - on Globes red carpet

ollywood's A-listers basked in the afternoon sun as they strode up the red carpet in Los Angeles for HSunday's Golden Globes ceremony. Here are a few Sofia Vergara key takeaways from the first major fashion parade of Tinseltown's awards season:

Pretty in pink Pink was definitely one of the colors of the night. Emma Stone, who took home the best actress in a come- dy/musical for the whimsical "La La Land," donned a sleeveless pale pink Valentino gown with glittering silver star accents. On her arm? Her brother. Two young actresses went for pink Gucci: "Rogue One" star Felicity Jones looked lovely in a pastel gown with black and sil- ver detailing, while Zoe Saldana chose a ruffled two-tone frock with a sweet bow at the waist. Angela Bassett, a star of FX's anthology series "American Horror Story," opted for a form-fitting rose Christian Siriano gown with tiny straps and a fluttering ruffled neckline. And Lily Collins-nominated for her work on Warren Beatty's "Rules Don't Apply"-looked like a princess in a lacy sweep- ing Zuhair Murad gown with cap sleeves.

Ladies wear the pants too A few of Hollywood's top stars showed that the red car- pet is about more than gowns. Evan Rachel Wood, a best actress nominee in the television drama category for HBO's sci-fi western "Westworld," rocked a tuxedo from Altuzarra, saying she wanted young girls to know that dresses were not "a requirement." Octavia Spencer, up for a best sup- porting actress award for her work on "Hidden Figures," the story of three black women mathematicians who helped NASA launch some of its first space missions, was elegant in a Laura Basci tux. "I was actually pretty good at math. Once I got to cal- culus, I just stopped," Spencer said with a laugh about her own studies. "American Crime" nominee Felicity Huffman, who sported a sleeveless Georges Chakra Kristen Bell Felicity Huffman Angela Bassett jumpsuit with a gold and silver bodice and white trousers, said she wore it in honor of Democratic presi- her," she told E! network on the red carpet. Jessica ly drama "This Is Us," looked glam in a navy Naeem dential candidate Hillary Clinton. Chastain, nominated in the same category as Portman for Khan gown with a sheer cape overlay that plunged gun lobby drama "Miss Sloane," opted for a sky blue Prada open to her waist. Pops of color gown with floral accents and a plunging neckline-filled Beyond the timeless chic of black and white ensembles, with a diamond necklace. And a few misses bright colors cropped up on the Globes red carpet. Viola Two stars who often make best-dressed lists were a Davis, a winner for best supporting actress in a film for her Natalie Portman Viola Davis Plunging necklines bit off their game. Nicole Kidman, nominated for her work on "Fences," shone in a one-shoulder sparkling canary Actresses such as Chastain showing a bit of decolletage work on "Lion," earned mixed reviews for her barely- yellow Michael Kors gown. A very pregnant Natalie is nothing new, but plenty of sternums were on display there silvery sequined and embroidered Alexander Portman, a best actress in a drama nominee for her por- Sunday night. Kristen Bell, a star of NBC comedy "The Good McQueen gown with bare shoulders and draped sleeves trayal of Jackie Kennedy in "Jackie," was glowing in a yellow Place," rocked a sparkling-and very low-cut-black Jenny ending in long frilly cuffs. "Manchester by the Sea" star Prada gown with an Empire waist and jeweled details on Packham gown. Gal Gadot, the Israeli former beauty queen Michelle Williams also didn't earn unanimous praise for the cuffs. Sleek hair and dangling diamond chandelier ear- who will soon star in "Wonder Woman," made her baby her lacy off-the-shoulder confection from Louis Vuitton, rings-key choices by Hollywood's A list on Sunday-com- bump sexy in a sleek black and silver Mugler gown with accessorized with a black ribbon choker tied in a bow pleted the look, which was reminiscent of the former first spaghetti straps, a deep v-neckline and a daring front slit. and a peroxide blonde pixie haircut. — AFP lady's aesthetic. And Mandy Moore, a nominee for the new NBC fami- "It was a great opportunity and challenge to get to play

Lily Collins Jessica Chastain, left, and Reese Witherspoon Octavia Spencer Evan Rachel