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10 Style Lessons from the Golden Globes

  • 10 Style Lessons from the Golden Globes
    By Kelly MickleWe reviewed the hottest looks from Sunday's Golden Globes. From exposed skin and black embellishments to floral prints and pastel hues, steal these style tips to land on the best-dressed list.
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  • 10 Style Lessons from the Golden Globes
    The lesson: Trade red for orange.Despite the chilly temps, the stars heated up the red carpet in this vibrant hue. The fiery orange tone is a fresh and modern twist to traditional crimson, making it a perfect shade to spice up your spring and summer
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  • 10 Style Lessons from the Golden Globes
    The lesson: Beware of cool hues that might wash you out.We've seen Jessica Chastain look stunning in pink, but a too-pale pastel like this icy blue hue can look blah on women with fair complexions. A slightly richer and deeper color would be more flattering.
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  • 10 Style Lessons from the Golden Globes
    The lesson: Backs are the new front.From thigh-high slits to plunging necklines, skin was definitely in at the Golden Globes. Our favorite way to flaunt it? Back-baring ensembles that won't leave you overexposed.
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  • 10 Style Lessons from the Golden Globes
    The lesson: Forget basic blackKate Hudson proves black can be anything but boring when paired with chic gold detailing and a sexy keyhole neckline. Opt for lace, leather or embellished accents to elevate your standard LBD.
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  • 10 Style Lessons from the Golden Globes
    The lesson: Sport a simple silhouette to keep from looking bridalMany actresses shined bright in white at the Golden Globes, but a few took the spirit of the hue a little too far—looking more bridal than Hollywood glam. Stick with sleek shapes and a pop of color or attention-grabbing jewelry to wear white without looking like it's your wedding day.
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  • 10 Style Lessons from the Golden Globes
    The lesson: Skip jewelry in favor of embellished necklinesWho needs jewelry when you've got a dress like Nicole Kidman's? Clothes do double-duty when they're embroidered with beading and crystal detailing.
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  • 10 Style Lessons from the Golden Globes
    The lesson: Choose dark shades when going sheerNude sheers can be unforgiving and borderline figure skater. Instead, take a cue from Julianna Margulies and seek out a see-through dress or top in deep blues, blacks and purples to keep the look classy
    http://static.glo.com/photos/Original/133724_Original.jpg
  • 10 Style Lessons from the Golden Globes
    The lesson: Replace statement necklaces with statement earringsForget statement necklaces. For special occasions, it's all about earrings. Luxurious styles with colored stones like Salma Hayek's add instant allure.
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  • 10 Style Lessons from the Golden Globes
    The lesson: A matching belt is a subtle way to show off your waist With the color-blocking trend giving way to a more monochromatic look, a belt in the same hue as your dress is a modern way to cinch your waist.
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  • 10 Style Lessons from the Golden Globes
    The lesson: Beware of oversize budsBold floral shades are sprouting up everywhere this spring, but the large blooms on this Carolina Herrera gown overwhelm Lucy Liu's petite figure. Stick with smaller floral prints in subtle shades to keep your look
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  • Award-Winning Fashion

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    By Kelly Mickle

    We reviewed the hottest looks from Sunday's Golden Globes. From exposed skin and black embellishments to floral prints and pastel hues, steal these style tips to land on the best-dressed list.

  • Orange Crush

    2 of 11

    The lesson: Trade red for orange.

    Despite the chilly temps, the stars heated up the red carpet in this vibrant hue. The fiery orange tone is a fresh and modern twist to traditional crimson, making it a perfect shade to spice up your spring and summer

  • Too Cool

    3 of 11

    The lesson: Beware of cool hues that might wash you out.

    We've seen Jessica Chastain look stunning in pink, but a too-pale pastel like this icy blue hue can look blah on women with fair complexions. A slightly richer and deeper color would be more flattering.

  • Looking Back

    4 of 11

    The lesson: Backs are the new front.

    From thigh-high slits to plunging necklines, skin was definitely in at the Golden Globes. Our favorite way to flaunt it? Back-baring ensembles that won't leave you overexposed.

  • Black Magic

    5 of 11

    The lesson: Forget basic black

    Kate Hudson proves black can be anything but boring when paired with chic gold detailing and a sexy keyhole neckline. Opt for lace, leather or embellished accents to elevate your standard LBD.

  • Snow Whites

    6 of 11

    The lesson: Sport a simple silhouette to keep from looking bridal

    Many actresses shined bright in white at the Golden Globes, but a few took the spirit of the hue a little too far—looking more bridal than Hollywood glam. Stick with sleek shapes and a pop of color or attention-grabbing jewelry to wear white without looking like it's your wedding day.

  • Be Jeweled

    7 of 11

    The lesson: Skip jewelry in favor of embellished necklines

    Who needs jewelry when you've got a dress like Nicole Kidman's? Clothes do double-duty when they're embroidered with beading and crystal detailing.

  • Sheer Genius

    8 of 11

    The lesson: Choose dark shades when going sheer

    Nude sheers can be unforgiving and borderline figure skater. Instead, take a cue from Julianna Margulies and seek out a see-through dress or top in deep blues, blacks and purples to keep the look classy

  • Play by Ear

    9 of 11

    The lesson: Replace statement necklaces with statement earrings

    Forget statement necklaces. For special occasions, it's all about earrings. Luxurious styles with colored stones like Salma Hayek's add instant allure.

  • Buckle Up

    10 of 11

    The lesson: A matching belt is a subtle way to show off your waist

    With the color-blocking trend giving way to a more monochromatic look, a belt in the same hue as your dress is a modern way to cinch your waist.

  • Beware of Oversized Buds

    11 of 11

    The lesson: Beware of oversize buds

    Bold floral shades are sprouting up everywhere this spring, but the large blooms on this Carolina Herrera gown overwhelm Lucy Liu's petite figure. Stick with smaller floral prints in subtle shades to keep your look

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