What Will the Stars Wear to the Golden Globes? See Our Picks!

The nominee for best actress in a drama for her role in Gravity has been amping up her red carpet game big time recently with body-conscious silhouettes in bold colors.

Bullock could highlight her status as a golden girl in this elegantly embellished gown.

Or she could go for all-out sex appeal in this majorly va-va-voom Versace.

The actress is enjoying the evening as a presenter, so we're guessing she'll happily stick to her favored strapless mermaid silhouette.

What makes more sense for the actress than a classic ball gown from the American queen of the gala?

Reese has showcased her petite curves in Zac Posen before, and this is a red-hot twist on her preferred shape from the designer's Spring 2014 collection.

No one made us laugh harder at her interviews this past year, but the American Hustle nominee is no joke when it comes to her high-fashion looks on the carpet.

The actress's allegiance to the house of Dior is fairly well cemented (she is a face of the brand, after all). She could outshine pretty much everyone in this shimmering column.

Or she could return to a familiar silhouette in a striking shade in this emerald green ball gown.

The New Girl nominee is as committed to her retro ladylike style on the carpet as she is to being hilarious on her show. Favorite designers include Oscar de la Renta and Monique Lhuillier.

She could go for all-out sweetness in this beaded bubblegum pink gown.

But we'd love to see her return to her Emmy Awards dress designer in this revved-up pale pink number.

The big question of the night is whether or not the expectant mother will finally reveal her baby bump on the red carpet. If we know Kerry's style at all, she'll be glowing and fashion forward.

The nominee for Scandal could go for haute volume in this oversize bubble gown off the Paris runway.

Washington tends to favor a rise-and-fall hemline to showcase her enviable shoe choices. This striking colorblock design by the fashion favorite would fall right in line with her past choices.

Always daring, eternally stunning — the Blue Jasmine nominee is always the one to watch at every award show.

One of the most buzzed-about collections in Paris was the African-influenced collection designed by Sarah Burton. Who better to rock this striped and fringed gown?

Cate has worn Chanel to great success on the carpet before, and this black and gray gown is just the offbeat choice she might make.

Not too many actresses can say that they were nominated for a Golden Globe for the first movie they appeared in. And pretty much none can say that she made the bold and sophisticated style choices that Lupita has.

Having worn several of Saab's confections before, the nominee for 12 Years a Slave could go for ultimate softness in sheer white.

With her exquisite face, the actress seems to be able to pull off any tricky style with ease. This pale pink goddess gown isn't for a wallflower, but we have faith.

The nominee for American Hustle always showcases her toned arms and petite frame to perfection.

Hello, '70s! She could pay homage to her disco-era role with this glittering gown from de la Renta's Pre-Fall collection.

We've seen Adams in plenty of frothy ball gowns, but this one combines a daring top with a glittering skirt for a totally modern take on the style.

She's hosting and nominated, so all eyes are going to be on the funny lady to kill it on the red carpet.

Fey has looked magnificent in royal blue before, and this classic gown would be sure to do the trick again.

It's a safe bet that Fey will pick a gown from her favorite designer, and we love this beaded one for maximum drama.