Natasha Lyonne's Golden Globes Prep Revealed

Natasha Lyonne has long been a familiar face on red carpets, and the Golden Globes are no different for her. She has been captivating audiences with her daring ensembles since the 1990s. This year, earning a nomination in the Actress in a Musical or Comedy TV Series category for her compelling portr

Natasha Lyonne has long been a familiar face on red carpets, and the Golden Globes are no different for her. She has been captivating audiences with her daring ensembles since the 1990s. This year, earning a nomination in the Actress in a Musical or Comedy TV Series category for her compelling portrayal of the lie-detecting Charlie Cale in Poker Face, she graced the Golden Globes red carpet wearing a stunning shimmery blue Valentino Pre-Fall 2026 gown. The dress featured a striking halter neckline, intricate silver embellishments, and a prominent centered ruffle detail that sparkled brilliantly from every possible angle. One standout accessory that particularly caught our attention was her 'Be Good' pin, a subtle yet powerful statement protesting ICE policies.

For her glamorous appearance, hairstylist Larry Sims transformed her iconic fluffy curls into elegant, mermaid-inspired waves with a deep side part and abundant volume, creating a fresh and sophisticated vibe. Makeup artist Jo Baker crafted a beautifully 'soft and sultry' makeup look, starting with the reformulated Armani Beauty Luminous Silk Foundation in shade 5 to achieve a flawless, natural base. She completed the look with a touch of Armani Beauty Lip Power Long Lasting Lipstick in shade 114, delivering a rosy lip color that perfectly complemented her flushed cheeks. The beauty inspiration behind this ensemble? A delicate doe, which perfectly captured the gentle yet alluring essence of the style. It's a vision that truly resonates!

After the Golden Globes festivities, we had the chance to chat with Lyonne about her experience that evening, her detailed getting-ready routine, and the people she was most looking forward to encountering.

What inspired your look for this evening?

'Free speech and fun. #BeGood #IceOut.'

What do you enjoy most and least about preparing for a red carpet event?

'My absolute favorite part is blasting music and sharing laughs with my incredible makeup artist Jo Baker and hairstylist Larry Sims. The least enjoyable aspect is when things get overly serious.'

Do you follow any specific rituals before an event like this?

'Swimming and dancing to get in the zone!'

What music was playing during your prep session?

'A special mixtape that Matthew put together for us during our time in Mexico a few years back—it's fantastic. It features a lot of Jimmy Cliff tracks that set the perfect mood.'

Who were you most thrilled to run into at the Golden Globes?

'Seth Rogen always cracks me up—he's hilarious and really ought to pursue comedy professionally. Plus, any moment with my dear friends Clea DuVall and Janicza Bravo feels like the highlight of my life.'

What was the standout film you saw this year?

''Sinners,' without a doubt. It boasts the year's most compelling thesis, flawless execution, and masterful technique. True geniuses both in front of and behind the lens, all underpinned by unwavering integrity.'

What's the one beauty product you always carry for quick touch-ups?

'Lipstick, hands down!'

At after-parties, are you the one who stays until the end or leaves early?

'I am the party, so it really depends on the vibe.'

Are you a fan of the Irish exit?

'I prefer the classic New York City wraparound style.'

What's the very first thing you do upon arriving home?

'I head straight to play with my dog, Rootbeer.'

Photographer: Hunter Moreno