2026 Golden Globes Worst Dressed: From Shopping Bags to Bed Sheets, the Red Carpet Fails

"Does her stylist hate her?" That was the burning question as Hollywood's elite descended upon The Beverly Hilton on January 11, 2026. While the 2026 Golden Globes celebrated cinematic excellence, the internet was busy ruthlessly roasting the fashion choices that missed the mark. From overly casual bobs to gothic ensembles gone wrong, the red carpet showed no mercy.

The 2026 Golden Globes Worst Dressed Rankings

• 1st: Emma Stone (Critiqued for a 'shopping bag' top and an overly casual vibe among 40 fashion disasters listed)
• 2nd: Ariana Grande (A Vivienne Westwood couture gown described by netizens as looking like a "birthday cake")
• 3rd: Jenna Ortega (Criticized for a "Halloween decor" look and sparking cosmetic surgery rumors)
• 4th: Miley Cyrus (Her Saint Laurent look was compared to "carpet cleaning" despite her new engagement ring)
• 5th: Charli XCX (Called out for a lack of energy and a "boring" hairstyle)

When High Fashion Falls Flat

The most divisive look of the night belonged to Emma Stone. Nominated for her role in 'Bugonia', Stone embraced her "bob era," but her outfit failed to impress. One commenter joked, "Buy the skirt, then wear the shopping bag as a top." Others went as far as calling it "TEMU formal wear."

Meanwhile, Jenna Ortega stayed true to her signature dark energy in a Dilara Fındıkoğlu design. However, the internet wasn't buying the 'Wednesday' vibes this time, with critics claiming she looked more like "Lurch" than the iconic Addams daughter. Rumors regarding buccal fat removal surgery also dominated the conversation, as fans questioned if she had "life sucked out of her."

A few stars took a more budget-friendly approach. Snoop Dogg rocked a pair of Stacy Adams boots currently retailing for less than $100. While his footwear was a steal, his outfit's red stripes sparked political controversy, leading some to speculate about his allegiances. It was a night where even a 54-year-old icon couldn't escape the internet's relentless gaze.