The Golden Globes Red Carpet Gave Us Several Fashion Moments—Here’s Who Ate
The Golden Globes red carpet proved once again that melanin is the moment. Here are the Black celebrities who made the best-dressed list.
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Teyanna being at the top of the list is no surprise. She slayed in an all-black Schiaparelli gown that gave class in the front and party in the back.
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Something about Lori’s aura is hypnotizing, especially when paired with this Roberto Cavalli gown from the Fall/Winter 2002 collection.
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The silver corset on this Louis Vuitton gown is completely sickening, and Chase bodied it. The silhouette of this look should be studied.
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Coleman Domingo never disappoints when it comes to putting it on. For this occasion, he went with a classic black Valentino suit with silver leaf details, instantly taking the best-dressed male accusations.
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Christian Siriano knew who to call to put this gown on display, and they definitely made the right choice. The hourglass shape of the dress matches Olandria’s insane physique to the tea, and the flare hem? Chef’s kiss!
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Unc came through in a custom black Talia Coles suit with red lining along the side of the pants and down the middle of the jacket. On his feet, he kept it player in a pair of classic Stacey Adams.
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Sabrina Elba walked the carpet in a vintage Guy Laroche dress that fit so well it looked like it could be painted on. The color matched her skin tone and her glow perfectly!
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The R&B goat lit up the room when he stepped onto the carpet in a $13,000 Balmain diamond-patterned blazer. The lesson here is to never count the goats out of the fashion talk.
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Custom pieces only for Ms.Tessa Thompson and Balenciaga understood the assignment with this metallic green gown. The beading resembled a scale print that extended all the way down to her mini train.
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