Awards season is back and we're loving it! Much like the Golden Globes that took place on Monday, the 2024 Governors Awards showcased the best of Hollywood style and glamour, with stars like Emily Blunt, Florence Pugh and more dressed to the nines in exquisite gowns and adorned with trendy beauty looks.
From classy red carpet makeup to chicly-coiffed hairdos, here are our favourite beauty looks at the Academy Of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences' 14th Annual Governors Awards.
In a dress like Rodarte’s SS24 Pink Beaded Halter Gown with Flower Detail, Florence Pugh's team made sure her makeup matched up to her ensemble. She was painted to look like a modern Marilyn, accentuated with her shiny coiffed hair. Makeup by Alex Babsky using Valentino Beauty and hair by Adir Abergel.
Margot Robbie kept her look simple with a liner, mascara and peach lipstick so as to not overpower her diamond-encrusted Celine dress and Fred Leighton jewellery. Makeup by Pati Dubroff and hair by Bryce Scarlett.
Wearing a structural-collared gown from Bottega Veneta, Past Lives' Greta Lee went for a subtly-edgy makeup look, emphasising only her eyes, sharp cheekbones and lips with Dolce and Gabbana Beauty. She finished the look with a neat bun. Makeup by Naoko Scintu and hair by Peter Lux.
Saltburn's Rosamund Pike complemented her bustier gown and tulip skirt from Erdem with a simple glittery eye and a red lip. She also had her shoulder-length hair straightened and curled outwards at the end to complete the look.
Like Margot Robbie, Emily Blunt went for a simple makeup look so as to not distract from her deep plunging Miu Miu gown and Tiffany & Co. jewellery. Makeup by Jenn Streicher using Charlotte Tilbury and hair by Laini Reeves.
The Color Purple's Danielle Brooks brought the glitz and glamour to the red carpet. She opted for a tightly-braided bun and shimmery eye makeup to flatter her glittery purple gown. Makeup by Rebekah Aladdin and hair by Tish Celestine.
Natalie Portman dazzled in Schiaparelli with sharp "siren" makeup to match. She highlighted her eyes with a smokey look, donned a red lip and parted her hair sideways. Makeup by Lisa Storey and hair by Bridget Brager.
The Color Purple's Taraji P. Henson kept her makeup snatched to accentuate her gown from Valdrin Sahiti. She went for a classic red carpet glam look, emphasising her brows, eyes and cheekbones. Makeup by Saisha Beecham and hair by TYM Wallace.
Olivia Rodrigo opted for a high ponytail, sharp liner and a classy red lip to complement her vintage black satin Saint Laurent Fall/Winter 1997 Couture evening gown. Hair by Clayton Hawkins.
Dressed in Celine, Maestro's Carey Mulligan gravitated towards minimal makeup for the awards, highlighting only her brow bone, cheeks and lips. Makeup by Nina Park and hair by Jenny Cho using Briogeo.
