Teyana Taylor hit the Golden Globe Awards red carpet on Sunday night in Beverly Hills wearing a custom Schiaparelli gown.
Teyana Taylor in custom Schiaparelli at the 83rd annual Golden Globes.
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The floor-length black gown featured bold cutouts that snaked across her chest and a halter train that ruched at the top and draped seamlessly down her back. The dress also included what Taylor described as a “party in the back” detail — a crystal thong and bow. She also accessorized with Tiffany jewels, dressing her ears and fingers. Her shoes, however, were completely hidden under the trim of her skirt.
Taylor’s makeup did well to match the edgy energy of her fashion, comprised of a smoky black eyeliner look and a dark rose-taupe lip liner. For her hair, Taylor opted for her signature pixie cut, adding texture with soft waves throughout.
Teyana Taylor’s dress featured a halter train.
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Prior to the Golden Globes, Taylor kicked off awards season at the Critics Choice Awards on Jan. 4, wearing a Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello suit look with a voluminous black feather boa, leather gloves, and over-the-knee platform boots.
Playful proportions and sensual styling have been dominating factors in Taylor’s “One Battle After Another” awards season and promotional tour. The multihyphenate talent has worn pieces by Miss Sohee, Nicholas Oakdwell and a look from Helen Taylor’s spring 2025 collection, among other designs.
Taylor is nominated for Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role in Any Motion Picture for her performance as Perfidia Beverly Hills in “One Battle After Another,” her first Golden Globe nomination of her career.
In the back, the gown boasted a crystal-encrusted thong and bow.
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The 83rd Golden Globes are underway tonight at The Beverly Hilton, honoring the best in 2025 film, television and podcasts. “One Battle After Another” leads film with nine nominations, with “Sentimental Value” and “Sinners” close behind, while “The White Lotus” tops TV nods. Hosted for the second consecutive year by Nikki Glaser, the ceremony airs live beginning at 8 p.m. ET / 5 p..m PT on CBS and streams on Paramount+.
