What was the best look at the 2023 Golden Globes? Summon the Targaryens

What unites the “Oscar”, “Emmy” and “Golden Globe” awards of recent years? Boring images of stars under the slogan “A million sequins, rhinestones, floor-length pink princess dresses and not one clear idea.” And to the great dismay of fashion editors, Golden Globes 2023 was no exception – the best alternative to watching an endless galaxy of celebrity monochrome outfits on the red carpet would still be a dream come true.

We are sure that not a single image of last night’s star will go down in history. Moreover, the sad truth applies not only to men’s clothing, but also to women’s clothing. However, the only hope was that he was able to secure an actor who starred in the movie that won the award for Best Television Drama Series.

Drumming … And it was Emma D’Arcy. The same is the mature Rhaenyra Targaryen from the House of Dragon. The main reason for the victory was that the British actress relied not on a delicate dress with ten kilograms of tulle, like almost every guest of the award, but on a free-cut suit with a hem skirt from Acne Studios.

And then it’s all about the wonderful details: the “butterfly without a butterfly”, a flower-shaped brooch, cobalt leather gloves in the color of hair and make-up, and ankle boots with crystals. The accent ring in accessories deserves special attention – in Emma’s image, everything was thought out to the smallest detail.

And yes, the 30-year-old actress’ outfit was a real social statement. The phrase “gender frames in fashion” for 2023 may already sound silly, but the stars continue to stretch out-of-date lines on the red carpet. D’Arcy, on the other hand, decided to make a knightly move and never lost – the image looks solemn, elegant and fresh at the same time. And such dynamics seem very strange to us. A men’s formal suit has long seemed to have entered women’s fashion – what are Irina Shayk and Emma Watson’s fall 2022 releases? But it seems we have a game for a long time. We sincerely hope that D’Arcy’s team put a comma, not a period, on this question.