Golden Globe® Awards 2004
Red Carpet Fashion

The 2004 Golden Globes fashion was a meadow of pale-hued flowers with frothy dresses in pale rose, apricot, and peach blossoms. Black, wine, and dark blue evening gowns and cocktail dresses stood out this year amid all the light creams and taupes, bringing a delightful mix of color palettes to the awards show. Notable fashion winners this year happily included two awards winners.

Charlize Theron glowed in a creamy banana chiffon spring dress with romantic ruffles along the hips and shoulders. Cut with a v-back, thin spaghetti straps accented her tall, curvy frame. Her curls were swept up on one side with a sparkling barrette, a new trend this year seen on other red carpet fashionistas. Winner of best screenplay and best motion picture musical or comedy, Sofia Coppola captured the essence of the independent modern woman in her vintage Azzedine Alaia black cocktail dress and understated flats. Another fashion standout was the ever-glamorous Uma Thurman, looking sleek in a periwinkle lavender evening gown. Fitted at the waist, the mid-weight charmeuse satin cascaded in flounced ruffles down the front, with peek-a-boo lilac tulle underlay showcasing her jeweled strappy heels.

Nicole Kidman charmed the fans in a hot flapper dress designed by Tom Ford for Yves Saint Laurent. Gold and cream sequins shined on the halter dress with a deep plunging neckline and sheer chiffon front. Godet inserts around the knees kept the ensemble from being too heavy, and Kidman topped off the '20s look with a whimsical gold headband and blond ringlets. The men opted for more dinner jackets and ties and less tuxedos this year. Clint Eastwood was dashing in a white bow tie and dinner jacket, and Elijah Wood gets high fashion marks for his vintage dark green velvet blazer and shimmering gold silk tie.

Uma Thurman, 2004 Globes (Click Here for more fashion sketches)

Golden Globe Awards 2004 WINNERS Best Motion Picture, Drama The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King, Director: Peter Jackson Best Leading Actor, Drama Sean Penn, Mystic River Best Leading Actress, Drama Charlise Theron, Monster Best Motion Picture, Musical/Comedy Lost in Translation, Director: Sofia Coppola Best Leading Actress, Musical/Comedy Diane Keaton, Somethings Gotta Give Best Leading Actor, Musical/Comedy Bill Murray, Lost in Translation Best Television Series, Drama 24, Imagine TV & 20th Century Fox Best Actor, Television Drama Anthony Lapaglia, Without A Trace Best Actress, Television Drama Frances Conroy. Six Feet Under