Golden Globes Best Dressed Celebs 2026 Styled With Freya Rose Designer Women's Shoes
As the awards season unfurled in a lustrous wave of glamour, the 83rd Golden Globe Awards red carpet offered a quietly powerful forecast of fashion’s mood for 2026, where sculptural silhouettes, classic craftsmanship and restrained colour palettes spoke louder than spectacle. Below, we revisit some of our favourite standout looks and imagine how we’d reinterpret them with our designer women's shoes, marrying red-carpet couture with Freya Rose London’s jewelled artistry.
Styling Freya's Best Dressed Celebs in our Designer Women's Shoes
Maura Higgins | Jito
Maura Higgins stepped onto the carpet in a striking black off-the-shoulder gown by Marmar Halim, whose chic silhouette recalled old Hollywood allure with a modern sculptural edge. We’d counterpoint this with a pair of designer women's shoes that echo the gown’s gilded, dramatic sweep. Our striking couture heels, Jito, would perfectly complement Maura’s look without competing, refined, elegant and yet boldly impactful.
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Ariana Grande | Cher Noir
Our next best dressed celeb, Ariana Grande, embraced a dramatic moment in custom Vivienne Westwood Couture, a black corseted gown that felt theatrical yet meticulously tailored. The vivid lines and architectural bodice call out for a pairing with jewelled heels that would mirror that structural tension. Cher Noir would embrace the beauty and drama of the bustling gown whilst adding a subtle dimension to the monochrome look. Cher Noir is a heel that reminds us that designer women's shoes are not an afterthought but an integral part of any statement, occasion ensemble.
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Jenna Ortega | Cleopatra Noir Designer Women's Shoes
Jenna Ortega brought her signature gothic glamour in a Dilara Fındıkoğlu piece, its rich black and sequin interplay echoing her fearless approach to fashion. We’d embrace the edge with a commanding jewelled heel in Cleopatra, a sculptural black platform with Mother of Pearl, Abalone and brass handcrafted onto the stiletto heel. Cleopatra beautifully balances boldness with refinement.
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Pamela Anderson | Jasmine White
It may come as no surprise that Pamela Anderson offered one of the evening’s most quietly compelling moments in Ferragamo, stepping out in an all-white floor-length gown that felt refreshingly modern, stripped back and entirely self-assured. The purity of the palette allowed the cut and movement to speak for themselves, contemporary, chic and effortlessly confident. We’d style this look with our white leather ankle boot, Jasmine, introducing a subtle edge beneath the elegance. Its clean lines and sculptural form would ground the softness of the gown, proving that designer women's shoes can redefine the silhouette entirely.
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Jennifer Lawrence | Rose in Bloom Gold Designer Women's Shoes
A personal highlight for us was Jennifer Lawrence, radiant in a custom Givenchy by Sarah Burton floral floor-length gown. Styling Jennifer would be a dream and if we had the chance to, we would opt for our Rose in Bloom Gold jewelled heels, and we can’t help but reveal a piece currently in development for A/W26... Our new floral Mother of Pearl clutch, featuring an intricate, oriental-inspired central design, plays with contrast through blush pink and opaque black, bold yet soft, poetic yet powerful. It would sit perfectly alongside this red carpet look.
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Looking forward to 2026, these Golden Globes moments suggest a resurgence of intentional, artful dressing, silhouettes that honour tradition yet speak to now. As black-tie attire evolves, the quiet confidence of beautifully crafted pieces and the emotive language of designer women's shoes will shape how we think about couture and celebration fashion for the year ahead.
