Jamie Lee Curtis Is a Queen In White and Silver at the Golden Globes
The moment Jamie Lee Curtis showed up to the Globes Globes, resplendent in a white dress with a thigh-high split and a silver sequined bodice, I knew in my bones that Sandra Oh would have company when she stole the show at tonight's awards.

I wasn't expecting a religious experience when I tuned into the Golden Globes red carpet (opens in new tab) this evening, but here we are. The moment Jamie Lee Curtis showed up to the Globes (opens in new tab), resplendent in a white dress with a thigh-high split and a silver sequined bodice, with bouffant hair and some kind of clutch ring I do not understand but desperately want, I knew in my bones that host Sandra Oh (opens in new tab) would have company when she stole the show at tonight's awards.
Curtis is already a Golden Globes attendee many times over, having been nominated a stunning seven times and won twice (she didn't win for Freaky Friday, though, which remains a tragedy). She isn't nominated for anything tonight, but she'll present an award in all of her white-and-silver glory.
Seriously, look at her. This woman is 60 years old.
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Her hair! That provocative slit! And...whatever this is on her clutch!
Now, I don't quite understand it, because Curtis has far more inherent style at 60 than I have at half her age, but I want it. Jamie Lee Curtis, clutch-ring pioneer. (The clutch is Perrin Paris x Zaha Hadid (opens in new tab), FYI—a collaboration with the late Iraqi-British architect.)
Curtis paired the outfit with some starfish-shaped earrings, silver to match the sequins in the neckline of her dress:
Here is a woman who knows she looks friggin' unbelievable. I'd be pretty happy, too, if I were you, Jamie.
So, I think we can cancel the rest of it. It's all over, people. Jamie. Sandra. They've won. They've won everything. In my head, anyway.
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Jenny is the Director of Content Strategy at Marie Claire. Originally from London, she moved to New York in 2012 to attend the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism and never left. Prior to Marie Claire, she spent five years at Bustle building out its news and politics coverage. She loves, in order: her dog, goldfish crackers, and arguing about why umbrellas are fundamentally useless. Her first novel, EVERYONE WHO CAN FORGIVE ME IS DEAD, will be published by Minotaur Books in 2024.
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