Golden Globes Red Carpet Report

It was undoubtedly Natalie Portmans night. Portman, who won the Best Actress award for her performance in Black Swan, looked ballerina-perfect in a pink Viktor and Rolf gown with an exuberant red rose. And her baby bump looks great, too.

Olivia Wilde was an early show stopper in a sparkly, crystal-encrusted chocolate Marchesa gown that would have been prom-princessy if it hadn't been so sophisticated.

Helena Bonham Carter was unquestionably the worst dressed: HerVivienne Westwood dress looked like it was inspired by a Tim Burton nightmare. Her hair was an unnatural color and styled like a saloon madame, she posed like a puppet, and she was wearing two different-colored shoes.

Catherine Zeta-Jones was stunning in an emerald Monique Lhullier gown. But it was her husband, Michael Douglas, recently recovered from a battle with throat cancer,who got most of the attention: The Globes audiencegave him a one-minute standing ovation when he came on stage to present an award.

January Jones stood out in a flame-red Versace gown, coupled with classic Lauren Bacall hair and vampy lipstick. But although she was clearly a crowd favorite, Jones look wasnt perfect. Her dress was lovely from the waist down, but her breasts were squeezed into cut-out panels that didnt seem to go with the more relaxed skirt.

Judy Kirkwood, a freelance writer based in Florida, doesn't have a single thing to wear to the Oscars.

At 72, Jane Fonda looked not 10 years younger, but 20 years or more. That may be the best fashion statement of all.

Judy Kirkwood, a freelance writer based in Florida, hasn't got a thing to wear to the Oscars.