Golden Globes 2016: Jamie Lee Curtis, Helen Mirren and More Over-50 Stars Killing It on the Red Carpet

Published on January 11, 2016 12:20 AM

There are a lot of stop-and-stare navy gowns flooding the Golden Globes red carpet this year, (Gina Rodriguez! Bryce Dallas Howard!) and for Scream Queens‘s, Jamie Lee Curtis, her dark blue choice is scarily good.

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The 57-year-old nominee chose a body-hugging silhouette that perfectly accentuates her insanely-toned figure, while the dress’s black floral appliqués and slightly ruched sleeve gives the dark dress a romantic twist. Curtis is nominated in the Best Actress in a TV Series, Comedy or Musical category and said on the red carpet, “If I won that would mean a second season of Scream Queens and that would feel really good.”

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We’re not sure how it’s possible, but Helen Mirren looks like she hasn’t aged since her corset-wearing days of 1994.

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Jane Fonda, 78, always knows how to make a scene on an award show red carpet (everyone remember last year’s jumpsuit phase?). This year she’s been on a white-hot style streak. She recently stepped out in ruffles and continues her new favorite trend with a tiered cape that matches her skin-tight white gown.
Another 60+ star rocking the red carpet is actress Judith Light. The Best Supporting Actress Transparent nominee brings the elegance in a three-piece cream-colored suit. And thanks to the slightly-flared fitting of the jacket and super-slimming high-waisted, wide-leg pant, the 66-year-old has never looked better.

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And finally, Veep‘s Julia Louis-Dreyfus amped up the sex-appeal with a strapless, sheer lace black gown (which would look equally appropriate in Selena Meyer’s White House wardrobe). While (57-year-old) Angela Bassett chose a sexy brightly-colored one-shoulder gown.

Which star looks best? Share in the comments below.

–Colleen Kratofil