For devoted Golden Globes fans, fashion is just as much a part of the spectacle as the awards themselves.

The 83rd annual Golden Globes took place on Sunday at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles, drawing a star-studded crowd to the red carpet. While many celebrities delivered memorable fashion moments, others fell short of expectations with looks that missed the mark.

Here’s a closer look at some of the outfits that didn’t quite work at this year’s ceremony.

Kevin O’Leary over-accessorised an otherwise sharp suit

Kevin O’Leary, who starred in the nominated film Marty Supreme, stepped onto the red carpet wearing a burgundy suit that stood out for its bold colour and tailored style. However, his accessories overwhelmed the look.

O’Leary paired the suit with a diamond necklace featuring a ruby charm, a matching lapel pin, and two statement watches — a Cartier Asymétrique and an F.P. Journe Chronomètre Résonance. One timepiece would have been more than enough.

Brittany Snow’s gown lacked structure

Brittany Snow’s gown could have benefited from more structure.

The star of Hunting Wives and The Beast in Me arrived in a strapless white gown designed by Danielle Frankel. While the fitted bodice showed promise, the dress fell flat overall.

Instead of flowing into a sleek skirt, the design featured a wide hem accented by a satin panel that felt mismatched. Additional structure could have elevated the look significantly.

Ginnifer Goodwin’s gown overwhelmed her frame

Ginnifer Goodwin missed the mark with her gray gown.

Ginnifer Goodwin, best known as a voice actor in Zootopia, wore a grey Armani gown embellished with pearls. The semi-sheer dress featured long sleeves and a floor-length skirt.

Unfortunately, the look appeared heavy on the petite actress. The gown may have felt more glamorous if it had been opaque rather than transparent.

Chris Perfetti’s suit felt incomplete

Abbott Elementary star Chris Perfetti opted for a satin blue Christian Cowan suit. The jacket, which lacked buttons and was instead fastened with a silver rose, was meant to be eye-catching.

However, without traditional closures, the top half of the suit appeared unfinished, leaving the overall look feeling incomplete.

Leighton Meester’s neckline distracted from her gown

A different neckline could have made all the difference in Leighton Meester’s look.

Leighton Meester, who guest-starred in the Golden Globe-nominated series Nobody Wants This, wore a strapless Miu Miu gown featuring a pink, form-fitting silhouette with shimmering three-dimensional embellishments.

While the beading was stunning, the yellow satin lining along the neckline pulled focus from the rest of the dress. Had the neckline matched the main fabric, the gown could have been a standout of the night.

Jenna Ortega’s black gown had too many elements

Jenna Ortega’s black gown was busy with textured fabric and daring cutouts.

Jenna Ortega arrived in an all-black design by Dilara Findikoglu, a fitting nod to her Golden Globe-nominated role in Wednesday.

The embellished top featured a high neckline, cascading tassels along the arms, bold side cutouts, and a backless design, paired with a low-waisted skirt and subtle train. While each element was striking, together they felt overwhelming. A simpler texture might have allowed the silhouette to shine.

Walton Goggins’ shirt stole the spotlight — for the wrong reason

Walton Goggins’ shirt drew attention away from the rest of his outfit.

Walton Goggins, nominated for Best Supporting Actor for The White Lotus, wore a Saint Laurent ensemble consisting of a black jacket and trousers paired with a sparkly gold blouse and a Western-style black tie.

The bold shirt veered into costume territory, drawing attention away from the rest of the outfit. A more subdued gold-accented top could have achieved the same effect without overpowering the look.

Amy Poehler’s jumpsuit needed refinement

Amy Poehler’s jumpsuit might have worked better if it were tailored differently.

The white short-sleeved top and flared black trousers were paired with custom Pandora jewellery and a red clutch. While refreshing, the look lacked the drama expected at the Golden Globes and may have benefited from a defined waist or more formal tailoring.

Pamela Anderson’s outfit felt too casual

Pamela Anderson’s outfit was a bit too casual for the Golden Globes.

Pamela Anderson, who presented at the ceremony, wore an all-white ensemble featuring a billowing long-sleeved blouse with flared cuffs and a sleek column skirt.

Despite pairing the outfit with diamond necklaces, sparkly hoop earrings, and an elegant updo, the blouse felt more daytime than red carpet. A more structured top could have elevated the look.

Jennifer Lopez’s gown had too much going on

Jennifer Lopez’s figure-hugging gown had too much going on.

Jennifer Lopez arrived in a figure-hugging gown that was nearly entirely sheer. The high-neck dress featured brown floral detailing and flowed into a dramatic mermaid skirt made of fluffy tulle.

The combination of sheer fabric and voluminous tulle proved overwhelming. A simpler skirt might have allowed the intricate detailing to shine without competing for attention.