Golden Globes 2026 After-Party Fashion: 20 Stars Who Missed the Mark

The 2026 Golden Globes didn't end with the final trophy. Following the ceremony on Sunday, January 11, Hollywood's elite flocked to exclusive after-parties hosted by the likes of Netflix and Vas J. Morgan. While 'One Battle After Another' and 'Adolescence' each swept 4 categories, the fashion choices at the bars and dance floors sparked a different kind of conversation.

Golden Globes 2026 After-Party Fashion: The Worst Dressed List

After the formal gala, many A-listers swapped their gowns for more daring, and sometimes questionable, looks. From the controversial sheer trend to the unexpected rise of Labubu couture, here are the 20 celebrity outfits that the internet's fashion police couldn't ignore.

• 1st: Amal Clooney (Versace 'reptile green' gown, criticized as a 'green bin bag')
• 2nd: Lisa (Enfants Riches Déprimés translucent dress with an awkwardly placed belt)
• 3rd: Jennifer Lopez (Tamara Ralph disco-ball fringe dress paired with clunky platforms)
• 4th: Paris Hilton (Golden statuette-inspired sequin look with a massive silver choker)
• 5th: Ana De Armas (Louis Vuitton V-neck and a $6,400 bag, felt like another 'naked dress' fatigue)

When Bold Risks Don't Pay Off

The list continues with stars like Leighton Meester, whose Miu Miu dress was dubbed 'school bus yellow,' and Tessa Thompson, who donned a Balenciaga hybrid that looked like a 'Frankenstein mix' of a ballerina and a motosuit. Perhaps the most viral moment was Nick Mendoza III, who adorned his suit with 10 Labubu toys, proving that even in 2026, novelty can easily overshadow style.