Salma Hayek is set to present at the socially-distant 2021 Golden Globe Awards . In honor of the iconic Mexican-American star returning to the Hollywood Foreign Press Association’s ceremony, we’re taking a deep dive into her past style. From her red hot debut to multiple rounds with her beloved designer Gucci, scroll through to see Salma Hayek’s Golden Globes style evolution!
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It’s hard to believe that just last year, Salma heated things up at the Golden Globes in this a two-toned Gucci number. Ahead of the 2021 virtual show, Salma shared the look as a TBT.
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The Desperado icon joined heaps of Hollywood’s leading ladies in wearing black to stand in solidarity with the #MeToo movement. She opted for a bespoke Balenciaga gown for the worthwhile style.
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Salma said ‘I do’ to Alexander McQueen this year. The star swept onto the red carpet in an ivory dress by Kate Middleton’s coveted designer.
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The trailblazer topped best dressed lists with this sophisticated strapless and sparkly Gucci gown.
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Salma glittered like gold in her favorite designer Gucci. She accessorized with matching earrings and let her honey-tinged hair flow.
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One of our favorite looks is this figure-hugging Bottega Veneta number.
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Salma may have won for her work on ABC’s Ugly Betty that year, but she was anything, but ugly! The Producer donned her most covered up look: a white toga dress.
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Salma Hayek’s first Golden Globes look matched her fiery personality. Last year, the Frida nominee reflected on her inaugural style at the golden evening, which now hangs in her “best looks” hall of fame. When shown a photo of her all dolled up in the red hot Narciso Rodriguez gown, Salma fired off a hilarious quip: “What I remember the most about that one, is that those were the good old days where my body was so hot that I just needed something simple.” Read more here!
