The Crazy Rich Asians’ lead was an ethereal stunner in her nude coloured Vera Wang gown. Featuring a corset-like bodice and a floor-length, tulle skirt, the decadent orange velvet bow gave an unexpected touch of colour to Wu’s dreamy ensemble.

Chan nailed her red carpet look in this petrol blue Valentino gown that showed off her long limbs. With a cinched waist and eye-catching bouffant train, the actress’ statement earrings and matching heels were just the right amount of accessories for the simple yet elegant ensemble.

Lady Gaga was breath-taking in this strapless Valentino ensemble designed by creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli. Made of silk faille that features dramatic off-the-shoulder sleeves and a colossal cascading train, only the Queen of Pop can pull this look off so immaculately — not to mention, slay the Internet with her outfit.

Styling the leather and lace number with an elegant diamond choker, a statement watch and a sophisticated embellished clutch, Yeoh was a picture of grace and sophistication.

Best known for playing Betty Cooper in Riverdale, Reinhart rocked her Golden Globes debut by opting for a Khyeli Couture red tulle gown.

Roberts is a classic example of how you don’t have to turn up in a glamorous frock to look on point. She opted for a Stella McCartney two-piece instead that’s edgy and polished. Love.

Showing up in a silver satin Armani Prive gown, we never expected less from Fanning who has understated elegance on lockdown since she graduated kid acting. What’s not to love?

In Ralph & Russo, Cruz looked every bit the ravishing beauty she’s known to be.

Bold yet whimsical, this girly, organza Monique Lhuillier gown with 3D floral motifs complements Heidi Klum’s radiant skin perfectly.

The epitome of age being just a number, Curtis rocked her Alexander McQueen gown like no tomorrow.