GOLDEN GLOBES 2014- The Best Dressed

GOLDEN GLOBES 2014- The Best Dressed

The awards season kicked off this weekend with the 2014 Golden Globes. The 71st Golden Globes took place on Sunday with stars both from the small and big screen throwing on their best dresses. Whilst some dresses dresses will be remembered for the wrong reasons, I’m going to give you the best looks of the night.

Lupita Nyong’o

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This is my favourite look of the night. Fashion ‘it’ girl, who Vogue named the Top Ten Rising Style Stars of 2014 killed it last night. Her style is flawless and impeccable, she can do no wrong! She turned heads in this beautiful, simple and understated yet daring red cape Ralph Lauren dress.

Olivia Wilde

Olivia Wilde Golden Globes

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The hot mama to be dazzles in a emerald Gucci gown

Amy Adams

Amy Adams Golden Globes 2014

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The “American Hustle” actress wears a sexy red Valentino gown with a plunging neckline. This is one of the best red carpet looks I have seen her in.

Kerry Washington

Kerry Washington Golden Globes 2014

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She did that! No need to be handled. No problems here to fix. The ‘Scandal’ actress was another star who showed just because you’re pregnant doesn’t mean you cannot be well dressed. Kerry Washington looks sensational in a light grey Balenciaga gown.

Anna Gunn

Anna Gunn Golden Globes 2014

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Anna Gunn wears a breathtaking Donna Karan gown.

Mila Kunis

Mila Kunis Golden Globes 2014

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Mila Kunis wears a stunning Gucci metallic halter sparkly gown

Amy Poehler

Amy Poehler Golden Globes 2014

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The Golden Globes co-host looked sophisticated in an asymmetrical Stella McCartney gown.

Zoey Deschanel

Zoey Deschanel Golden Globes 2014

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The “New Girl” star looks pretty and sweet in her Oscar De La Renta dress.

Margot Robbie

Margot Robbie Golden globes

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The “Wolf of Wall Street” actress looked amazing in this white fitting Gucci dress

Lizzy Caplan

Lizzy Caplan Golden Globes 2014

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Lizzy Caplan looks beautiful in an Emilio Pucci gown with gold intricate sleeves

Angela Bassett

Angela Bassett Golden Globes 2014

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Does this woman ever age? Angela hasn’t lost her groove. She looked stunning in this shimmery Ines Di Santo gown.

Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift Golden Globes 2014

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Taylor Swift looks pretty in pink in this two tone gown by Carolina Herrera.

Julianna Margulies

Julianna Marguiles Golden Globes 2014

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The Good wife actress looks lovely in an Andrew Gn dress

Sofia Vergara

Sofia Vergara Golden Globes 2014

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Sofia’s black dramatic Zac Posen gown is different to the usual body fitting gowns she sticks to. I love it!

Cate Blanchett

Cate Blanchett Golden Globes 2014

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Cate Blanchett looked elegant and classy in this lacy Armani number.

Michelle Dockery

Michelle Dockery Golden Globes 2014

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The “Downton Abbey” star looked beautiful in an Oscar De La Renta ballroom gown

Kate Beckinsale

Kate Beckinsale Golden Globes 2014

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Kate Beckinsale in a Zuhair Murad gown

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In love with Stereotype

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In love with Stereotype

In love with the colours Black and White

There is no in-between

No such thing as Black+White=Grey,

Not in their minds at least

No such thing as contemporary colours

In their world only primary colours exist

No such thing as tones, shades, tints

No such thing as dots, spots, stripes, waves or spirals

No such thing as an inverted triangle,

A triangle stands upright and has three equal sides

No such thing as a rectangle,

It’s a square with four perfect sides

No such thing as odd numbers,

Even numbers must only exist

2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14…

 

In their minds, doors can never be opened,

Doors are always shut

Each door is named and every type of hinge must fit into its own door

One door for Door 1, One door for Door 2, One Door for Door 3

The Door never opens,

It has its own specific thoughts for a specific group

 

Playing stereotypes games,

Waiting for her

To toss the diamond dice,

Perfect Clarity, Perfect Cut, Perfect Colour and Perfect Carat

Behind this dice lies dirt, greed, tweaking, materialism, blood and lost lives

Magazine pages ripped,

Stuck onto a collage of just pretty little women,

Perfect Size, Perfect Eyes, Perfect Hair, Perfect Bottom and Perfect Breasts

We feed this stereotype all day long,

We Say it’s unhealthy yet

Many still are in love with this stereotype diet

 

The Sun brings light and The Moon is in darkness

The Morning arises and The Night sleeps

This is all so expected

The Sun doesn’t act like The Moon and The Morning is not The Night

Yet if we said The Moon is The Sun, the Moon will act like The Sun

Yet if we told The Sun you are The Moon,

Wouldn’t it appear in the day with a glistening white light?

Full Sun, Half Sun and Total Solar Eclipse

This is a held, fixed and oversimplified view of The Sun

 

Minds being caged in a prison, shackles holding onto our brains

Emotions locked by a key

Holding her back

The voice of her environment,

Telling her what box she is allowed in, what street she is allowed in

Telling her what activities she is allowed to take part in

Telling her what sounds her ear is allowed to take in

Telling her what intellectual thoughts is allowed in

 

Stereotypes painted on canvases

Strictly monochrome the painter is told

There is no in-between

Depictions of the world drawn for all to see

Painter is not happy, knows it’s not reality

But must stay in the movement he’s in

Breaking out would go against the stereotype he painted on the canvas

 

A little big girl wakes up from the dream

Small madam rubs her eyes

And realises she was dreaming,

Reality hits,

Dreaming of Stereotypes she was taught to be in love with