You impressed us this year, Hollywood.

See the standout hair and makeup moments from the evening.

Between 'Cats,' 'Star Wars,' and 'Little Women'... We can't catch a break.

Costume designer Jacqueline Durran also discusses Florence Pugh's Parisian fashion, Laura Dern's 'Victorian Hippie' paisley prints and more.

What did we do to deserve this cast?

But don't worry, I'm fine now!

A mid-awards-season palate cleanser perhaps?

In addition to bows, celebrity chose lots of sparkle to kick off awards season.

Did your fave make the cut?

Gemma Chan and Saoirse Ronan had major style moments, too.

A reminder that simplicity isn't such a bad thing.

Already a favorite among Spain's "It" girls, Hollywood stars like Zendaya, Angela Bassett, Saoirse Ronan and Storm Reid have all worn her designs this year.

These were the standout hair and makeup moments that stole the show.

The industry veteran talks Time's Up, avoiding social media and getting the "Lady Bird" star to wear pink and sparkles.

Kate Middleton, however, wore green.

That's the purpose of the annual Academy Awards Nominee Luncheon, right?

Just a casual Sunday lewk.

The preferred hue of millennials is still going strong in fashion.

Why wait?

"She's in a beautiful moment of self-discovery and questioning and learning about herself," said April Napier, about Lady Bird's thrift-shop aesthetic.

It's a good time to be Miss Lady Bird.

Plus, Jessica Alba's Honest Co. may be nearing an IPO.

Wearing Burberry pre-fall, the nominated actress attended an intimate pre-Golden Globes fête in Los Angeles.

For costume designer Odile Dicks-Mireaux, outfitting a poor émigré from Ireland was about doing more with less.