Golden Globes 2023 red carpet: Kaley Cuoco, Michelle Yeoh, Sheryl Lee Ralph, Jenna Ortega and more go glam

·Editor, Yahoo Entertainment

10 January 2023, 7:42 pm·12-min read

Michelle Yeoh, Jenna Ortega, Quinta Brunson and Margot Robbie hot the red carpet at the 2023 Golden Globes. (Photo: Getty Images)

There were some burning questions going into the 80th Golden Globe Awards on Tuesday, like who exactly would show up and how much the winners mattered, as the ceremony returned to broadcast television after two years. What was not in question is whether celebrities would dazzle on the red carpet. This is Hollywood, after all. Entire industries exist to make people look this stunning as they step out of their limos and in front of photographers.

This year, as the stars arrived for the Jerrod Carmichael-hosted show at the Beverly Hilton hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif., the films The Banshees of Inisherin and Everything Everywhere All at Once, as well as TV's Abbott Elementary and House of the Dragon, were the night's top nominees. At least the early focus, though, was on the elaborately planned looks worn by familiar faces.

Baby bumps were one of the night's trends, as shown by Kaley Cuoco, Hilary Swank, Abby Elliott and Paul Walter Hauser's wife, Amy Elizabeth Boland, as well as lovely shades of purple, worn by the likes of Heidi Klum, Sheryl Lee Ralph, Selena Gomez, Niecy Nash and more.

Here's a look:

Heidi Klum

Klum chose a barely-there ensemble topped with a boa in the color of the night.

Sheryl Lee Ralph

That dress deserved an award of its own! The decorated actress, who was nominated for her very first Golden Globe for her role on Abbott Elementary, credited her adult daughter with styling her in that custom Aliétte gown.

Kaley Cuoco

The Flight Attendant nominee held her baby bump while wearing a pretty purple gown.

Jamie Lee Curtis

The nominee, for her role in Everything Everywhere All at Once, wore a lace cape over her jumpsuit.

Hilary Swank

The expectant Oscar winner bucked the purple trend and went green in a dress with pockets that showcased her pregnant belly.

Rhea Seehorn

Better Call Saul star Rhea Seehorn wasn't nominated for an individual trophy (!), but she was a real scene-stealer on the red carpet in a sequined floral dress.

Glen Powell and Gigi Paris

Gigi Paris and Glen Powell attend the 80th Annual Golden Globe Awards on Jan. 10 at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, Calif. (Photo: Amy Sussman/Getty Images)

The Top Gun: Maverick headliner and his love, model Gigi Paris, brought some Old Hollywood elegance.

Quinta Brunson

Michelle Yeoh

Ana de Armas

Michaela Jaé Rodriguez

Jenna Ortega

Salma Hayek

Jennifer Coolidge

Emma D'Arcy

Li Jun Li

Abby Elliott

Margot Robbie

Lily James

Selena Gomez

Viola Davis

Ke Huy Quan

Jennifer Hudson

Julia Garner

Paul Walter Hauser and Amy Elizabeth Boland

Paul Walter Hauser and wife Amy Elizabeth Boland attend the 80th Annual Golden Globe Awards on Jan. 10 at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, Calif. (Photo: Amy Sussman/Getty Images)

Jessica Chastain

Billy Porter

Anya Taylor-Joy

Niecy Nash

Andrew Garfield

Jean Smart

Donald Glover

Lauren Miller and Seth Rogen

Michelle Williams

Letitia Wright

Matt Bomer

Claire Danes

Tyler James Williams

Domee Shi

Angela Bassett

Austin Butler

Sigourney Weaver

Eddie Redmayne

Nicole Byer

Henry Golding

Natasha Lyonne

Adam Scott

Elizabeth Debicki

Stephanie Hsu

Laverne Cox

Daisy Edgar-Jones

Sebastian Stan

Raúl and Colman Domingo

BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA - JANUARY 10: Raúl Domingo and Colman Domingo attend the 80th Annual Golden Globe Awards at The Beverly Hilton on January 10, 2023 in Beverly Hills, California. (Photo by Daniele Venturelli/WireImage) — Raúl and Colman Domingo attend the 80th Annual Golden Globe Awards on Jan. 10 at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, Calif. (Photo: Daniele Venturelli/WireImage)

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Hannah Einbinder

Jenny Slate

Barry Keoghan

Lisa Ann Walter

Nina Senicar and Jay Ellis

Britt Lower

Dolly de Leon

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