
Haidi Klum is known for her Halloween looks, but we weren't expecting her to bring her Halloween fashion to the Golden Globes red carpet. Klum, who has given us some of the most memorable red carpet looks, disappointed her fans as she showed up in an ultra mini sequin dress with feather detailing.

Emma D’Arcy’s gothic-inspired look will surely go down in the history of worst red carpet appearances. For Hollywood's biggest party, the 'House of the Dragon' star, who uses they/them pronouns, walked the red carpet wearing an extra-long black coat with matching pants. She completed her look with dark blue gloves and smudged eyeliner, that was not going with her look at all.

For the glitteriest night, Britt Lower stepped outside wearing the dullest outfit of the day. Lower, showed up wearing a Bach Mai gown featuring a black top and a long pink skirt with a high volume skirt. Her 90s-inspired dress failed to impress us this time.

Tefi Pessoa opted for a body-hugging black dress with a revealing top with a leather strap. Pessoa must have chosen her outfit thinking that it would grab everyone's attention, but eventually, her idea failed.

Bailey Bass's 'Bridgerton' inspired dress was not Golden Globes worthy in our opinion. The actress attended the 80th Annual Golden Globe Awards in the gold colour silk brocade Dior dress and tied her hair in a high bun, which was not at all going with her look.

Jenny Slate wore the tackiest dress of the evening. Slate showed up at the Golden Globes award wearing a parrot green colour dress featuring a huge flower on the neck. Her dress was too subtle for an event like this.