Golden Globes 2016: Best and worst looks from the red carpet

Who made our list for best and worst looks at the 73rd Golden Globes?

Cate Blanchett’s rosy-hued, fringe-tastic gown by Givenchy earns the “Carol” star a spot on our best-dressed list at the 73rd Golden Globes.

Jennifer Lopez gets a best-dressed nod for her chartreuse Giambattista Valli gown with a thigh-slit as high as most of the night’s necklines were low.

Brie Larson’s custom Calvin Klein Collection gown had a Princess Leia-bikini vibe to it -- but that didn’t keep her from joining our list of best-dressed -- and on trend for the sparkle factor.

Presenter Kate Bosworth made it onto the best-dressed list long before she hit the red carpet, thanks to the social media posts of her giving her Dolce & Gabbana rose paillette strapless gown with silver crystal embellishments a pre-show “test swirl.”

Jaimie Alexander was one of the earliest on-trend celebrities to hit the red carpet, and her bold green gown with a plunging neckline by Genny also earned her a spot on our list of favorite looks from the 73rd Golden Globes.

Emmy Rossum’s Armani Privé crimson silk crepe strapless gown with a mermaid skirt and cascading train was a sleek and simple stunner -- and one of the standout looks at the 73rd Golden Globes.

Gina Rodriguez picked a midnight blue duchesse architectural gown from Zac Posen’s pre-fall 2016 collection. She hit the red carpet early -- and the best-dressed list not long after that.

Red-carpet repeat offender Kevin Hart struck an off note with an olive green, open-weave wool dinner jacket with a black satin shawl collar lapel by Musika Frère.

Eva Longoria’s white Georges Hobeika fishtail gown was among our least-favorite looks of the 73rd Golden Globes -- thanks in no small part to the floral embellishments at the hips.

Melissa McCarthy’s shimmery blue metallic dress -- which she reportedly helped design herself - was among our least-favorite looks of the evening.