content-header__row content-header__hed” data-testid=”ContentHeaderHed”>Golden Globes 2021: The Best Beauty Looks—and All the Must-Have ProductsRequisite glamour arrived in full at the 78th Golden Globe Awards, from Andra Day’s fire-engine-red lips to Elle Fanning’s crisp cat eye.
March 1, 2021
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Kicking off a most unusual awards season, the 78th Golden Globes proved that Hollywood glamour is very much alive, wherever it’s convenient: on a makeshift red carpet, via an Instagram reveal, or nestled alongside friends on the couch. Naturally, those who regularly dazzle us onscreen turned up (or tuned in) to the Globes to do just that. Some sported the lo-fi chic of a DIY beauty look—as in best director winner Chloé Zhao’s braided pigtails—and others showed off the dialed-up finesse of their hair and makeup pros.
Timeless elegance was already in the cards for certain attendees. Andra Day, whose multilayered portrayal of Billie Holiday earned her a best actress win, wowed in a mix of Chanel red lip pigments (including the soon-to-launch Rouge Coco Bloom in Season), layered by makeup artist Porsche Cooper. Amanda Seyfried, another nominee for her turn as screen star Marion Davies in Mank, wore subtle coral accents (eye shadow, lips) by makeup artist Genevieve Herr, which played off the actor’s Oscar de la Renta gown.
But even with such referents, the mood felt resolutely new. (A high-tech, multi-continental affair will have that effect.) In the spirit of on-demand entertainment, here is a primer on the key products for each look—because actors aren’t the only ones who can pull off such glamour from home.
By Stefanie Keenan/Getty Images. Andra Day
Makeup, Porsche Cooper using Chanel; hair, Tony Medina using GHD and OSiS+.
Chanel Les 4 Ombres Eyeshadow in Warm Memories$62 at ChanelChanel Rouge Allure Velvet Lipstick in Rouge Charnel$40 at Chanel
By GARETH GATRELL/COURTESY OF GUCCI.Elle Fanning
Makeup, Erin Ayanian Monroe using L’Oréal Paris; hair, Lorraine Glynn.
L'Oréal Infallible Super Slim Liquid Eyeliner, 2-Pack$16 at AmazonL'Oréal Color Riche Lipstick in Pink Fever$13 at Amazon
BY MARCUS MAM/COURTESY OF HFPA. Amanda Seyfried
Makeup, Genevieve Herr using Lancôme; hair, Renato Campora using FEKKAI.
Lancôme Color Design Eyeshadow Palette in Bois Corail$50 at NordstromLancôme Lash Idôle Mascara$26 at Lancôme
By Rich Polk/NBCUniversal/Getty Images. Cynthia Erivo
Makeup by Terrell Mullin using Armani Beauty; hair by Coree Moreno.
Armani Eye Tint Liquid Shadow in 53 Garçonne$30 at Armani BeautyArmani Eyes to Kill Designer Liner in Holographic Amethyst$36 at Armani Beauty
COURTESY OF DIOR. Anya Taylor-Joy
Makeup, Georgie Eisdell using Dior; hair, Gregory Russell using Pureology and GHD.
Dior 5 Couleurs Couture Eye Shadow Palette in 599 New Look$62 at NordstromDior Forever Skin Glow Foundation SPF 35$52 at Nordstrom
BY GREG WILLIAMS.Emma Corrin
Makeup, Florrie White using Sisley Paris; hair, Daniel Martin.
Sisley Paris Phyto-Kohl Star Liner in Sparkling Black$59 at NordstromSisley Paris Mascara So Stretch in Black$72 at Nordstrom
BY GREG WILLIAMS. Carey Mulligan
Makeup, Emma White Turle using Sisley Paris; hair, Dayaruci using Hair Rituel by Sisley.
Sisley Paris Phyto-Lip Twist in 11 Litchi$53 at NordstromSisley Paris L’Orchidee Highlighting Blush in Rose$115 at Nordstrom
Daisy Edgar-Jones
Makeup, Rebeccah Delchambre using Chanel; hair, Danna Rutherford.
Chanel Les Beiges Stick Blush in No. 23$45 at ChanelChanel Rouge Coco Flash in Chicness$40 at Chanel
BY HUNG VAANGO. Julia Garner
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Makeup, Hung Vanngo using Chanel; hair, Bobby Eliot using John Frieda.
Chanel Sculpting Eyebrow Pencil in Blond Cendré$29 at ChanelChanel Rouge Coco Bloom Lipstick in Sunlight$40 at ChanelMore Great Stories From Vanity Fair
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