Even More Breathtaking: Your Favorite Golden Globes Dresses From Behind

Kate Hudson slayed it in this white Versace gown from every toned and gorgeous angle.

Pants. On the red carpet. Complete with a feminine bow. We love you, Emma Stone. We love you.

Metallics were definitely a celeb favorite, but the feathers on this Givenchy gown made it stand out from the pack.

We love that the appliqués continued all the way around Anna's tulle Monique Lhuillier gown, as well as that v-shaped back.

"If you got it, flaunt it" must be Alessandra Ambrosio's motto when it comes to fashion. She didn't leave much to the imagination in this Zuhair Murad number.

There were mixed reviews regarding the front of this Gone Girl star's Vera Wang gown, but we're totally digging those thin straps in the back.

Nina was definitely vamping it up at InStyle's afterparty in this lacy black number.

We sure do enjoy a good halter, and Louise wore this one well.

The Fifty Shades of Grey actress clearly knows how to have some fun when it comes to fashion. This high-low sparkly number, which trailed behind her as she walked the red carpet, definitely stood out in the crowd.

It is just us, or did the Girls star look like a princess leaving the ball in this fairy-tale-like red gown?

If we had a body like Chrissy's, we'd totally sport this curve-hugging Zuhair Murad dress too.

Salma was clearly a princess for the night in a pretty, poofy Alexander McQueen ball gown.

Just when we thought J Lo couldn't top her daring Zuhair Murad gown, she did a costume change into this sexy, crisscrossed white number.

The back of Giuliana's mermaid dress may have been even more stunning than the front. We love that itty-bitty bow — so feminine.

Mrs. McConaughey didn't exactly give it a twirl, but she totally should have — we adore how the material on this dress gathered in the back.

From behind, Jessica's low-cut, haltered Versace number seemed almost Grecian.

The sheer detailing on the back of the actress's Miu Miu gown was both pretty and practical: it had to have helped hold up Sienna's seriously low-cut front.

From behind, the silver top of Chanel Iman's dress almost looked like chain-link armor.

The OITNB star showed a whole lot of skin — while still being modest — thanks to her backless electric-blue dress.

This lavender color looked amazing against Amy's fair skin, and from the back, her Versace gown appeared very Old Hollywood.

There's something about Rita's structured red dress that seemed very geometric to us — and we're loving it.

The floral-print back of Yael Grobglas's dress quickly turned it from elegant to fun with a simple spin.

Sparkly and curve-hugging, Maria's formfitting, embellished gown looked like it was made for her.

This Ralph Lauren halter gown was simple and understated in the best way.

We couldn't stop staring at Kate's shimmering silver straps if we tried.

We're guessing there was a lot of double-sided tape involved in helping Bar's backless afterparty dress stay put.