Golden Globes 2011: The Best and Worst Hairstyles
From low knotted buns to classic twists and pumped-up ponytails, the A-list sported some of the hottest hair trends of the season. Here, we recap the highs and lows of the night.
By Colleen Moody
Julia Stiles
Looking absolutely flawless with a porcelain complexion and pretty pink lips, Julia Stiles soft wispy curls complemented her asymmetrical ruffles perfectly.
Gabourey Sidibe
Stepping out of her comfort zone in the fashion department, the Precious star's hair was at a bit of an awkward length, with curls that reminded us of Cindy Brady.
Sarah Hyland
The Modern Family cutie knocked this updo out of the park with heavy, blunt bangs and a low twisted knot in the back to balance it out.
Olivia Wilde
Though her strapless embroidered Marchesa ball gown made a sparkling statement, we still wish Olivia Wilde had spruced up her fringed bangs and straight strands a little bit more.
Natalie Portman
The Black Swan star proved that you can't go wrong with a staple style by pulling off a classic French twist beautifully.
Helena Bonham Carter
Between the two different colored shoes, the dress, and the bird's nest-like updo, there was a lot going on (and not in a good way) with this Alice in Wonderland stars look.
Dianna Agron
This Glee star shows Old Hollywood curls never go out of style. Plus points for her elegant side part.
Scarlett Johansson
Recently single ScarJo made quite the statement with this big, teased updo that looked oddly similar to the Bride of Frankenstein.
Amber Riley
The Glee cast continued to dominate the hair looks of the night on the red carpet, with this glamorous, shiny side ponytail.
Kelly Osbourne
An example of a French twist gone wrong, the back looked great but the front made the newly slender celeb look a bit matronly.





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