What I wore to the Golden Globes: How four fashionable InStyle editors chose their looks for one of Hollywood's most glamorous occasions
1. "I'm really petite, so it's sometimes difficult for me to find dresses that fit right. When I found this Monique Lhuillier design at Neiman Marcus, I knew it was perfect. The beading on the side had just enough pizzazz for a party night like the Globes, and I loved the fire-red color. It reminded me of the gown that Eva Longoria wore to the Globes in 2009. And, when I ran into her at our party, I told her, and she was flattered. Overall, I've never felt more confident in a dress on a red carpet. And to top it all off, it was on sale!" —Sharon Clott-Kanter, Features Editor
2. "I loved how the sequin detail around the shoulders makes this classic Nicole Miller gown pop, so I wore my hair up to show off the sparkle. Bonus: the lightweight material was super comfy, which is crucial for a long, action-packed day and night!" —Christina Shanahan, Senior Editor
3. "I love this Balenciaga dress because it has a timeless quality to it and the added bonus is it's totally secure and comfortable. I don't have to fuss with it at all throughout the evening." —Rina Stone, Creative Director
4. "I brought two dresses with me to the Golden Globes: this long black gown from La Petite Robe Di Chiara Boni (pictured above) and another skintight bandage dress from Herve Leger in navy. Ultimately, I chose this dress because it was much more comfortable and flattering on my pear shaped figure and I could zip it up myself!
I paired the Chiara gown with a gold mesh clutch from Edie Parker which was roomy enough to hold my lip gloss, blush and shadow palette, charge and two cellphones (I have an iPhone 6 with a Lumee cover that provides great built-in lighting for selfies, and an LG with a 16 megapixel camera for landscape/environmental shots).
Vanity Projects (in NYC) did my nails (pictured below), which were an off white gel with a subtle gold line in a different place on each nail." —Amy Synnott, Executive Editor
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