Sofia Vergara kept it sleek but not stiff - and that side sweep does the job of a necklace, with a strapless dress.

I didn't love Jessica Chastain's Givenchy dress, but I thought her hair was the perfect balance between done and natural.

It looked great from behind, also.

This is what I mean by acting your age. I loved that Zoeey Deschanel went for it, with a big 60s 'do and makeup. She didn't dress like a 50 year-old.

Hayek wore a Gucci disco-inspired dress and completed the look with Studio 54 hair. I'd love to try this big hair. And I have a gold dress...

Loved how Laura Dern's soft curls offset her bottle-shaped Andrew Gn dress.

Andrea Riseborough's Renaissance-y curls matched the historic references in her Westwood dress.

Old-world Hollywood couple, Diane Lane and Josh Brolin kept things classic.

Julie Bowen should have gotten the Golden Globe that night for best transformation. She looked lovely and feminine and the hair suited her so much, don't you think?

Dianna Agron's whole ensemble that night was simply, a work of art. She was one of my picks for best-dressed.

Ms. Winslet's soft locks seemed to belong to one of her many Victorian heroines.

The dress had far too much going on, but I loved Charlize's soft updo and diamond headband.

Sophisticated, without being austere, Ms. Mirren is chic in a chignon.

Rooney Mara stays true to her sleek pony. It shows off her cheekbones so perfectly, after all.

Then there are those, who march to the beat of their own drum - in another land, far, far away. Ms. Swinton, doing what only she knows how to do.

How does this man do it? He looks better and better each time I see him. The perfect scruff on his face and the perfect tousled strands atop his head...and the most perfect blue eyes...