- The 77th Annual Golden Globe Awards are being held Sunday at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, California.
- Ahead of the event, we've rounded up the most iconic looks celebrities have worn on the Golden Globes red carpet.
- Elizabeth Taylor wore a regal gown and tiara to the 1957 ceremony, and Robin Williams looked dapper years later in a top hat and bow tie.
- More recently, Beyoncé, Lupita Nyong'o, and Timothée Chalamet have all had showstopping moments on the red carpet.
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Elizabeth Taylor dressed like royalty while attending the Golden Globe Awards in 1957.
She wore a sleeveless gown with a floral print, and also donned a jewel tiara, dangling earrings, and a giant diamond ring.
Mary Tyler Moore looked elegant in 1962 while wearing a two-piece dress with classic accessories.
Her look included a strapless dress underneath a short-sleeved floral overlay. She also wore white gloves and a pearl necklace, which perfectly complimented the award she won that night.
In 1970, Elke Sommer wore what was likely one of the first thigh-high slits on the red carpet.
Her daring white dress also featured long sleeves, a V-shaped neckline, and feathered fringe around its skirt.
Lynda Carter opted for a menswear look back in 1977.
She ditched the traditional style of gowns and skirts, and instead walked the red carpet wearing a tuxedo complete with a bow tie.
Robin Williams looked whimsical in 1979 with flowers attached to his lapel.
Williams also wore a top hat and polka-dot bow tie, and took home the best performance by an actor in a television series award for his role in "Mork and Mindy."
Julia Roberts attended her first Golden Globe Awards in 1990 while wearing an oversized suit.
The actress was nominated for her role in "Steel Magnolias," and took home the award for best performance by an actress in a supporting role in any motion picture.
Geena Davis rocked the "naked" trend in 1992 — decades before it became popular.
The actress attended the awards ceremony wearing a form-fitting lace bodysuit covered in a blue wrap.
At the 1993 event, Will Smith made a pinstriped jacket look stylish.
The gold stripes on Smith's jacket helped him stand out while standing next to his then-wife Sheree Zampino's bright-red dress.
Halle Berry dazzled the 1997 awards ceremony in a patterned gown.
Her gray-and-yellow dress had a halter-style top and a thigh-high slit. Berry completed the look with strappy sandals and an elevated hairstyle.
Jennifer Lopez attended the Golden Globe Awards for the first time in 1998, wearing a colorful dress with an eye-catching cutout.
Lopez's gown featured a daring triangular cutout that bared her waist above a two-toned purple skirt.
Angelina Jolie dazzled in a spaghetti-strap dress at the 1999 Golden Globe Awards.
The sparkling Randolph Duke gown had a scoop-style neckline and a slit down the back of the skirt.
Vivica A. Fox was pretty in pink at the Golden Globe Awards in 2000.
Her strapless silk dress paired perfectly with her matching shawl. The actress also wore a diamond necklace and earrings.
Beyoncé channeled the actual Golden Globe trophies in 2007.
Her halter-style dress was covered in gold sparkles, and featured a plunging neckline as well as a low back. It was designed by Elie Saab.
Lucy Liu looked like a princess at the 2013 red carpet.
Liu's strapless blue gown was designed by Carolina Herrera, and covered in a pink-and-green floral print. She also wore her hair in an intricate side braid that cascaded past her shoulder.
Lupita Nyong'o was radiant in red at the 2014 awards ceremony.
Her off-the-shoulder Ralph Lauren dress stood out thanks to its bright-red color and floor-length cape.
Prince looked fashionable while onstage at the Golden Globe Awards in 2015.
He paired a patterned suit jacket with gold-striped pants, and also wore a matching shirt underneath. To complete the look, Prince wore flat gold shoes and circular sunglasses.
In 2017, Chrissy Teigen opted for a unique silhouette.
She wore a gray-and-gold lace dress designed by Marchesa. Its halter top extended into a peplum-style waist, and its fitted skirt had ruffles at the bottom adding extra drama to the look.
Mandy Moore looked glamorous in a navy-blue gown with a plunging neckline.
Her Naeem Khan dress also had a semi-sheer cape that extended from her shoulders to the floor. To complete the look, Moore wore her hair in loose waves.
Donald Glover looked dapper in a brown suit that year.
His suit was made from velvet and designed by Gucci. He completed the look with shiny black shoes and a maroon bow tie.
Oprah wore black-rimmed glasses on the red carpet in 2018.
She also donned an off-the-shoulder Versace dress made from velvet. Her gown had long sleeves and a short train.
Lady Gaga's powder-blue dress stole the show in 2019.
Her strapless, haute-couture gown was designed by Valentino. It had a long train that extended down the red carpet, and perfectly matched her powder-blue hair.
So did Billy Porter's shining cape.
Porter was one of the trendiest celebrities on red carpets in 2019. The "Pose" star told Insider's Anneta Konstantinides that his outfit at the Golden Globes was the "springboard and launching pad for a very spectacular year."
For the occasion, he wore a silver suit and matching cape, designed by Randi Rahm. The outer garment was especially eye-catching thanks to its jeweled exterior and pink fabric underneath.
Timothée Chalamet also started a menswear trend that year.
He wore a sparkling harness over a black dress shirt and matching pants. The outfit, designed by Louis Vuitton and Virgil Abloh, later sparked a harness trend throughout Hollywood.
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