The 80th Golden Globes on Tuesday marked the kickoff to our favorite season: awards season. Not only do awards shows give us incredible, meme-worthy moments that will be cemented in the cultural zeitgeist for years to come (see also: Jennifer Coolidge saying she’d like to play a dolphin in her next role).
One of the best parts of awards shows, or course, is the style. Whether it’s the incredible fashion or the tantalizing beauty, red carpet style will always reign supreme. Not only is it fun to look at, but the red carpet also often serves as a harbinger for trends to come.
This year, red carpet beauty made one thing abundantly clear: the 60s are back in a big way. From graphic eye makeup to 60s-inspired hairstyles, we’re pretty sure 2023 will have a major 60s revival. Keep reading for our favorite red carpet beauty looks that drew major inspiration from the cultural decade.
Hello, Twiggy. Jenna Ortega's eye makeup is transporting us back to the 60s thanks to her graphic double wings and defined lower lashes. Her flipped out bob is also a major nod to the era. Hair stylist David Stanwell used this flexible hairspray to keep Ortega's perfect hair flip. Thanks to the counterculture movement, long, undone hair gained tons of momentum in the 1960s. Anya Taylor-Joy channeled the flower-child hair of the hippie movement with flowing, stick-straight locks. Georgie Eisdell complemented Taylor-Joy's waist-length hair with the ultimate nude lip shade. Ortega wasn't the only one on the red carpet with Twiggy-inspired makeup. Elizabeth Debicki channeled the star with defined lower lashes and a subtle cat eye. Her tousled, middle-parted hair was the perfect finishing touch. Mara Roszak used this anti-frizz balm to prep. Jennifer Coolidge gave Sharon Tate vibes with cascading curls. The volume at her roots even evokes a classic 60s bouffant, which was one of the decade-defining hairstyles. Hairstylist Janine Thompson used this volumizing hairspray to keep Coolidge's hair in place. With waist-length hair, a pop of lilac eyeshadow, and colossal lashes, Sheryl Lee Ralph's red carpet look was practically a lesson in 60s beauty. If this is a sign that pastel eye colors are coming back, we're here for it. Makeup artist Mila Thomas used the shade "aura."
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