Golden Globes Style Report: Red, Blue & Plunging All Over

The rain stopped in Beverly Hills just in time for the biggest stars to hit the Golden Globes red carpet – and they did it in style!

Alongside Access Hollywood’s Billy Bush and Shaun Robinson, style expert and author of the new style guide “Front Roe,” Louise Roe, shares her fashion highlights from the 2015 Golden Globes.

Red dresses, powder blue gowns and plunging necklines were the hottest trends to grace the red carpet and Louise picked JLo and Allison Williams as the night’s best dressed!

Golden Globes Style: Allison Williams, Diane Kruger, Kate Hudson (Getty)

RADIANT IN RED

Allison Williams donned a stunning Armani Prive gown and fellow co-star Lena Dunham also rocked the red in Zac Posen. For Lena, this look is very different from other red carpet dresses, but a welcomed change as she pulled it off looking sleek and chic. Taylor Schilling also stunned in red with a halter neck number by Ralph Lauren.

PHOTOS: Golden Globes 2015 – Red Carpet Stars

POWDER BLUE HUE

An unexpected color to hit the carpet tonight looked most stunning on Amy Adams in Versace. Mom-to-be Kiera Knightley rocked a powder blue printed Chanel number and Diane Kruger wore an ethereal sparkly form fitting gown by Emilia Wickstead.

PLUNGING NECKLINES

There were a lot of sexy ladies on the red carpet tonight who oozed glamour and confidently pulled off the deep V. Kate Hudson in white Versace, Jennifer Lopez in a caped gold Zuhair Murad gown, a show-stopping look that stole the night, and Sienna Miller in Miu Miu.

BEST ACCESSORIES

Many celebrities wore pins and held signs reading “Je Suis Charlie” – referencing the terrorist attacks in Paris earlier this week . Helen Mirren wore a fountain pen as a broach in honor of Charlie Hebdo. The most talked-about accessory of the night was Amal’s white leather gloves. Louise notes “It was such a bold and interesting move. She has such an innate fashion sense and it totally worked.” Another favorite was Emily Blunt’s beautiful braid and Lorraine Schwartz light blue earrings, which really packed a punch.

— Louise Roe & Niki Kazakos