Hit or miss: Vote on Golden Globes fashion

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Hit or miss: Vote on Golden Globes fashion

Amy Verner

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Published Monday, Jan. 16, 2012 8:14AM EST

Last updated Monday, Jan. 16, 2012 9:26AM EST

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Hit or miss: Vote on Golden Globes fashion

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Emma Stone
Jonah Hill
Sarah Michelle Gellar
Tilda Swinton
Angelina Jolie
Viola Davis

Emma Stone

Emma Stone already possessed approachable verve and talent (in many ways, picking up where Lindsay Lohan so tragically left off). Everything about this Lanvin gown — the soft sheerness combined with the heraldic encrusted eagle belt — suggests she understands her role as super-gal next door.

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Hit

77% 9622 votes

Miss

23% 2866 votes
Jonah Hill

Whoa, look who cleaned up nicely! Mr. Superbad has dropped super pounds while also ditching his stoner slacker style for a slimming tux. Well done.

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Hit

70% 6416 votes

Miss

30% 2731 votes
Sarah Michelle Gellar

Could it be a wedding dress repurposed to look arty? Or perhaps a deflated hot air balloon bleached white by the sun? Go ahead and try imagining an explanation for this Monique Lhuillier dress. Difficult, right?

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Hit

24% 2521 votes

Miss

76% 7860 votes
Tilda Swinton

Only hair that punk could offset periwinkle — a hue more commonly associated with sad bridesmaids’ dresses. In a Haider Ackermann design, Tilda Swinton is once again championing a type of glamour that exists beyond the fairytale frock.

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Hit

46% 4716 votes

Miss

54% 5441 votes
Angelina Jolie

On the red carpet, Angelina Jolie always looks as if the joke is on us. That, or she’s concealing a weapon. Here, the actress-turned-director has impeccably matched her clutch and lipstick to the folded over neckline of her Versace dress. It’s rather Hollywood regal, isn’t it?

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Miss

Hit

76% 8242 votes

Miss

24% 2566 votes
Viola Davis

Oh, Viola Davis, how are we only now learning that you have such incredible legs? She may have lost out to Meryl Streep in the award for Best Actress but her pomegranate Pucci gown — Grecian but not terribly so — is a classic she will not regret.

Hit

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Hit

68% 6546 votes

Miss

32% 3128 votes

Hit or miss: Vote on Golden Globes fashion

Emma Stone

Emma Stone already possessed approachable verve and talent (in many ways, picking up where Lindsay Lohan so tragically left off). Everything about this Lanvin gown — the soft sheerness combined with the heraldic encrusted eagle belt — suggests she understands her role as super-gal next door.

Jonah Hill

Whoa, look who cleaned up nicely! Mr. Superbad has dropped super pounds while also ditching his stoner slacker style for a slimming tux. Well done.

Sarah Michelle Gellar

Could it be a wedding dress repurposed to look arty? Or perhaps a deflated hot air balloon bleached white by the sun? Go ahead and try imagining an explanation for this Monique Lhuillier dress. Difficult, right?

Tilda Swinton

Only hair that punk could offset periwinkle — a hue more commonly associated with sad bridesmaids’ dresses. In a Haider Ackermann design, Tilda Swinton is once again championing a type of glamour that exists beyond the fairytale frock.

Angelina Jolie

On the red carpet, Angelina Jolie always looks as if the joke is on us. That, or she’s concealing a weapon. Here, the actress-turned-director has impeccably matched her clutch and lipstick to the folded over neckline of her Versace dress. It’s rather Hollywood regal, isn’t it?

Viola Davis

Oh, Viola Davis, how are we only now learning that you have such incredible legs? She may have lost out to Meryl Streep in the award for Best Actress but her pomegranate Pucci gown — Grecian but not terribly so — is a classic she will not regret.

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