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Golden Globes 2014: Red carpet arrivals

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Jennifer Lawrence
Aubrey Plaza
Sarah Hyland
Anna Gunn
Louise Roe
Maria Menounos
Nancy O'Dell
Zooey Deschanel
Mike Tyson
Australia's Margot Robbie was the most talked about woman on the red carpet.
Leslie Mann
Michelle Dockery
Elizabeth Moss in J. Mendel
No. 1 Best: Lupita Nyong'o, star of 12 Years a Slave, was the hands down best dressed winner in demi-caped Ralph Lauren strapless gown.
Amber Heard
Emilia Clarke
Honourable Mention: Lena Dunham so often gets it wrong but the Girls creator looked cool and confident in canary yellow Zac Posen.
no. 3 Best: Naomi Watts knows exactly what suits her and this gleaming Tom Ford gown was no exception.
Amy Poehler
No. 8 Worst: Tina Fey looks as wide as she is tall in this floral Carolina Herrera number.
Zosia Mamet
No. 9 Best: Amy Adams segued her American Hustle role to perfection in this '70s inspired Valentino halter dress.
Ariel Winter
No. 3 best: Newly-engaged House of Cards star, Robin Wright, looked incredible in Reem Acra.
No. 6 Worst: Hayden Panettiere's Tom Ford was too old and too tight for the tiny actor.
The Good wife star Julianna Margulies said she knew exactly where to wear this black and gold Andrew Gn gown the moment she put it on.
No. 5 Best: She divided critics with her open-backed red Dior dress over dark cigarette pants and stilettos, but we think Emma Watson looked fabulous.
Kate Mara
No. 1 Worst: Julia Roberts should know better. The crinkled white shirt poking out of the top of this black strapless Dolce & Gabbana gown looks nothing short of awful.
No. 9 Worst: The Big Bang Theory's Kaley Cuoco looked like an artistic palette gone wrong in this floral Rani Zakhem gown.
No. 5. Worst: Sandra Bullock lost out to Cate Blanchett for the best actress gong, and to pretty much everybody else with this color-blocked Prabal Gurung gown.
No. 10 Best: Kerry Washington's ultra feminine Balenciaga gown made maternity wear majestic.
No. 10 Worst: Jennifer Lawrence in Dior should be never-fail but the double belt makes a plain dress look frumpy.
Channing Tatum and wife Jenna Dewan-Tatum
Dishonourable Mention: Reese Witherspoon's muted green Calvin Klein dress was missing something to make it a stand out.
Bradley Cooper
Uma Thurman
Olivia Wilde
Sofia Vergara
No. 10 Best: The very beautiful Zoe Saldana somehow manages to pull off this Prabal Gurung gown's mismatch of fabrics, colours and styles.
Mila Kunis
Jessica Chastain
Emma Roberts
No. 8 Best: Enough Said and VEEP's leading lady, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, ticked the all the right boxes in orange Narciso Rodriguez.
Elsa Pataky and Chris Hemsworth
Aaron Paul
Rashida Jones
Julie Bowen
No. 4 Worst: We don't even know where to start with Paula Patton's ruffled Stephane Rolland Couture column gown. Too much.
No. 7 worst: We know she's pregnant but Drew Barrymore should have taken a leaf out of Kerry Washington's maternity style book.
No. 3 Worst: Jacqueline Bisset delivered the most memorable acceptance speech of the night and one of the most forgettable gowns.
No. 2 Worst: We don't why Heidi Klum was at the Golden Globes but she must have thought it was 1991 - and not in a good way - when she chose this Marchesa gown and tassel choker.
No. 7 Best: Helen Mirren chose to wear British favourite Jenny Packham and the mint green was sumptuous to say the least.
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