Known for being highly predictable on the red carpet, Julianna Margulies switched things up on Sunday evening for the 2013 Golden Globe Awards held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in LA.
She wore a sheer lace Emilio Pucci Spring 2013 gown.
The navy beaded short-sleeve backless gown was styled with Roger Vivier black peep-toes and Fred Leighton jewels.
A hot-red lip colour and a sleek ponytail completed her ‘Good Wife’-gone-bad look.
Julianna looks awesome. I think this sexy look is a risk which paid off. Do you?
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Posted by Catherine Kallon on January 14th, 2013 In: Emilio Pucci, Golden Globes, Julianna Margulies
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She looks beautiful, but I liket the back better than the front.
It totally paid off. She looks flawless.
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She looks gorgeous and the dress is interesting but I wish the ponytail didn’t look so fake.
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She looks amazing! Amazing dress, perfect hair and makeup, totally deserves a place in Best Dressed list!
ITA
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she looks amazing. nice change!!
hated the horse’s tail she was sporting on her head.
Gorgeous!!!!!
I don’t like this look at all–not the stiff hair and not the sheer, busy, backless mess of a dress.
I don’t like it either. The dress doesn’t give her a defined waist. Not flattering.
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Overall, I like it, but the design in the front looks a little busy. The back looks lovely, though.
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She looks spectacular. Her slick pony and that dress plus she still looks so fresh at her age. Amaaaze.
I didn’t like this at first but I love it now! She looks totally amazing, this look is styled perfectly and she is carrying this so well.