LGBT Month: a Golden Globes Red-Carpet Photo Gallery

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Andrew Scott

A 2024 best actor Golden Globe nominee for "All of Us Strangers," Andrew Scott plays with traditional styles, even when he appears to be submitting to convention. This year he paired a crewneck silk tee with a tux jacket, which he left open. His matching trousers had seam definition. The ensemble updated the standard tuxedo, making it fun and fresh. A few years earlier he took the classic white tux - which is a misnomer as the appropriate color is rich cream - and again added his own fashion flair. Usually a white tux is paired with a black bowtie a la Cary Grant in 1935’s “Enter Madame”. In 2020 Scott paired his tuxedo with a darker toned cream bowtie. We love both looks!

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Andrew Scott, Golden Globes

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Colman Domingo

This character actor has long been making a name for himself on the big and small screens, but of late Mr. Domingo has been killing it on the carpet. Daring and distinct, he told me that he loves to “have fun” with his fashion choices. At the 2024 Golden Globes for which he was nominated for best film actor in “Rustin," he showed his chic-chops, donning a Nehru collared Louis Vuitton suit. The buttons of the center closure jacket left open at the collar, was both flattering and an inspirational blueprint for those weary of men’s formal attire. Note the broaches which were pioneered by black men on the redcarpet. His ring, earring, watch and bracelet demonstrate that men can wear jewelry and still look understated.

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80th Annual Golden Globe Awards

A 2022 and 2023 Golden Globe nominee, Hannah Einbinder is known for her clean fashion lines. That doesn’t mean her style is not standout. She often encompasses a savvy use of structured tailoring. In a nod to the black tux with white bow tie, in 2023 the “Hacks" star wore a strapless Carolina Herrera '50s-inspired cocktail gown with a white ‘bowtie’ across the bodice. As comfortable in suits as she is in tailored frocks, her style is one to inspire.

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81st Golden Globe Awards - Arrivals

Given the amount of flesh, including sheers, that have become de rigueur for stars walking the carpet, Billie Eilish brought her own flair in this Willy Chavarria trendy ensemble that included pink anklets, Mary Jane flats and an oversized ensemble; the punctuation? A Peter Pan collar paired with a silk string-tie. The singer took home the Globe for original song.

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Wanda Sykes

Comedian-actor Wanda Sykes leans towards simple silhouettes. For the 2024 Golden Globes for which Sykes was nominated for best performance in stand-up comedy on television, she chose a patterned satin suit by Christian Siriano. Paired with low heels and minimal make-up, the look was understated, flattering and fashionable.

June 8, 2024

Emma D’Arcy, Colman Domingo, Hannah Einbinder, Jodie Foster, Ryan Murphy, Andrew Scott — what do these Golden Globe winners have in common?

June is celebrated as Gay Pride month. President Bill Clinton first recognized the month as Gay & Pride month in 2009, while President Joe Biden declared it LGBTQ Pride Month in 2021.

The Golden Globes has been on the forefront of recognizing LGBTQ+ talent and content in its 81 years of existence. The list above is just a microcosm of the talent which the Globes has honored, that has portrayed or entered into the LGBTQ+ conversation in a positive way. From hosts, to talent in front and behind the camera, to the stories that capture the fight for inclusion, the pain of persecution for being true to oneself, or the total celebration of owning their own identity – all have been celebrated.

2024 continued the trend. Nominated works included “Maestro,” “Nyad,” “Rustin,” “All of Us Strangers” and “Fellow Travelers.” Out comedian Jerrod Carmichael hosted the event in 2022 which celebrated Jeremy Pope for “Inspection,” Hannah Einbinder for “Hacks,” and the Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to Ryan Murphy that year.

While we agree with the thoughts expressed by Billie Eilish in “The Independent”, “Nobody should be pressured into being one thing or the other,” we also wanted to give a shoutout to the talent and the roles that have been honored by the Golden Globes which reflect LGBTQ+ entertainers and stories. As we celebrate, let’s recall that June is Gay Pride month as a reminder of the Stonewall Riots which started on June 28th, 1969.

Click through our gallery as we break down the style of some LGBTQ+ Golden Globes winners and nominees.