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The 67th Annual Golden Globe Awards: Best And Worst Of The Red Carpet

Jan. 18 2010, Published 10:17 a.m. ET

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It was a rainy afternoon on the red carpet of the 67th Annual Golden Globe Awards on Sunday, as all of Hollywood (minus Brad and Angelina) grabbed their umbrellas and threw on their favorite designer threads to see who would go home with the coveted golden statues.

While many celebs like Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Julia Roberts, Mariah Carey and Lea Michelle stuck with basic black, others flushed the carpet in gorgeous shades of pinks, purples and reds.

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Kate Hudson, who isn’t afraid to try the most difficult of trends, wore a shockingly white Marchesa that looked like it belonged in an episode of The Jetson’s, while Style Siren Zoe Saldana took a risk that paid off, wearing a dramatic Louis Vuitton, tiered train strapless.  Olivia Wilde shimmered in a black and silver Gucci floorlength, which skimmed her flawless body, while Lea Michelle looked like she was ready to greet tourists at Disney Land in a princess-like, sweetheart necked, full skirted ball gown.

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Maggie Gyllenhaal took a break from blah, striking a haute high in a peachy pink mermaid floorlength.  Did Entourage star Perrey Reeves fail to read the fine print on her invite?  Wearing a teal and black Herve Leger, she was dressed for a night on the town, not the exclusive awards show!

Did Carey Mulligan get An Education since her Marni mishap at The Critics Choice Awards on Friday?  Check out the gallery in Style to find out.

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