In Pictures: Style from the Golden Globes red carpet

LOS ANGELES: Hollywood A-listers turned up in force Sunday on the red carpet at the Golden Globes, serving up killer looks to launch the showbiz awards season, after being out of sight for months during the industry’s devastating strikes.

Here are some of the best fashion moments at the gala, held at the Beverly Hilton hotel:

Barbie’ star Margot Robbie, who channeled the iconic doll during the film’s press tour, slayed again in vibrant pink – this time in a shimmering Armani gown and tulle wrap in the image of Superstar Barbie from 1977.

Jennifer Lopez, who hosted a special screening of ‘Barbie’ for Globes weekend, lit up the carpet in a rosy pink curve-hugging strapless gown with a full cape, its sleeves exploding in floral blossoms.

And presenter Hailee Steinfeld wowed in a soft pink Prada column gown with a train.

But Robbie’s co-stars and collaborators didn’t all adopt the doll-inspired dress code.

Director Greta Gerwig wore black silk and opera gloves, while America Ferrera, whose monologue is one of the film’s defining moments, embraced the night’s metallics trend in an embellished silver column gown.

Pop sensation Billie Eilish, who won the award for best original song along with her brother Finneas for their contribution to the ‘Barbie’ soundtrack, embraced librarian chic, while fellow nominee Dua Lipa went for a sculptural black Schiaparelli gown.

'Oppenheimer' triumphs at Golden Globes on bittersweet night for ‘Barbie’

BEVERLY HILLS, California: Historical drama “Oppenheimer” dominated the Golden Globe awards on Sunday, and gothic comedy “Poor Things” upset summer blockbuster “Barbie,” as Hollywood threw its biggest party since labor disputes shut down much of show business last year. “Oppenheimer,” about the making of the atomic bomb, landed five honors, including the coveted best movie drama prize and acting awards for stars Cillian Murphy and Robert Downey Jr. Christopher Nolan won his first Golden Globe award for best director for the film, which was distributed by Comcast’s (CMCSA.O) Universal Pictures. “Poor Things,” starring Emma Stone as a deceased woman revived

And several opted for take-no-prisoners red.

Nominee Julianne Moore (‘May December’) went for understated glamour in a strapless red gown with a square neckline, while best TV comedy actress nominee Selena Gomez (‘Only Murders in the Building’) wore a halter gown with playful bodice cut-outs and black accents.

Irish actor Barry Keoghan, the star of ‘Saltburn,’ adopted the red trend in a Louis Vuitton jacket and trousers with contrasting tone-on-tone patterns.

He also wore a brooch – a jewelry choice seen on other guests including nominee Colman Domingo (‘Rustin’) and musician/presenter Jon Batiste.