The 2026 Golden Globes marked a full-scale return to old-Hollywood glamour — and for anyone planning a black-tie wedding, rehearsal dinner or fashion-forward bridal party, the red carpet delivered endless inspiration. From sculptural white gowns that feel classically bridal to dramatic black lace, feathered textures and metallic finishes, this year’s celebrity looks read like a preview of what we’ll see walking down aisles and into ballrooms throughout 2026. Consider this your front-row guide to translating Awards-Season fashion into unforgettable wedding-weekend style.
Awards Season is upon us, and the outfits we're seeing on our favorite celebs are forecasting 2026 wedding looks.
Jennifer Garner’s Playful Ruffles | Modern Black-Tie Bridesmaids
Jennifer Garner’s black sequin gown with tiered ruffle detailing proved that classic silhouettes can still feel joyful and fresh. The textured movement and subtle sparkle strike the perfect balance between elegance and fun — exactly what modern brides are seeking for black-tie bridesmaids or fashion-forward evening receptions.
Shop the look: Ieena for Mac Duggal’s black sequin ruffle midi offers the same celebratory energy in a wearable, wedding-ready silhouette.
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Selena Gomez’s Feathers | Statement Bridal Party Drama
Feathers made a confident comeback on the Golden Globes carpet, channeling vintage glamour with a playful edge. Inspired by Selena Gomez’s look, feather-trimmed gowns are ideal for bridesmaids who want to make a statement or for brides planning a chic after-party wardrobe change.
Shop the look: JJ’s House’s ball-gown/princess v-neck feather-accented design delivers drama without overpowering the moment — perfect for fashion-driven wedding aesthetics.
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Jenna Ortega’s Fringe Moment | Dance-Floor-Ready Bridesmaid Style
Few details move quite like fringe, and Jenna Ortega’s beaded fringe gown reminded us why it remains a favorite for eveningwear. The fluid motion and Art Deco feel make fringe an ideal choice for bridesmaids who want to shine from cocktail hour to last dance.
Shop the look: Mac Duggal’s beaded fringe column gown captures that same red-carpet confidence with timeless appeal.
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Amanda Seyfried & Brittany Snow’s White Gowns | Bridal Minimalism, Perfected
White gowns were among the most quietly powerful looks of the night, worn with confidence and restraint by Amanda Seyfried and Brittany Snow. Their silhouettes leaned into structure, clean lines and subtle texture — hallmarks of the modern bride.
Shop the look: Pronovias’ Elpidia gown channels this refined elegance beautifully, making it an ideal option for brides seeking timeless sophistication with contemporary ease.
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Sarah Snook’s Black Lace | Bridal Events with an Edge
Black lace continues to redefine wedding-adjacent fashion, and Sarah Snook’s look embraced its romantic yet commanding presence. For brides planning engagement parties, rehearsal dinners or editorial-inspired celebrations, black lace offers a dramatic alternative to traditional neutrals.
Shop the look: Ieena for Mac Duggal’s lace mini dress translates the trend into a versatile piece perfect for bridal wardrobes beyond the ceremony itself.
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Jessie Buckley’s Soft Florals | Modern Romance for the Aisle
Floral gowns took on a refined, elevated feel thanks to Jessie Buckley’s softly structured silhouette, proving that romantic prints can feel polished rather than precious. This approach to florals is perfect for brides seeking something timeless yet distinctive, especially for formal ceremonies or estate weddings.
Shop the look: Anne Barge’s Radnor gown captures the same sculptural elegance with subtle floral texture, offering a fresh alternative to traditional lace bridal gowns.
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Metallics from Kate Hudson & Chase Infiniti | Aisle-Side Shine
Metallic gowns stole the spotlight, proving that shimmer isn’t reserved for New Year’s Eve alone. Inspired by Kate Hudson and Chase Infiniti, these luminous finishes are ideal for bridesmaids, mothers of the couple or brides planning a glamorous reception look.
Shop the look: Mac Duggal’s faux-wrap gown brings red-carpet radiance to wedding celebrations of every kind.
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