The red carpet at the 68th annual Golden Globe Awards was buzzing with some very hot fashionionistas and some not so hot.

Here's a look at the ones that stand out, irrespective. Don't forget to vote for your favourite.

All eyes are on Mad Men's January Jones' eye-catching red gown. The whole outfit and hairstyle, complete with blood red lipstick, scream old Hollywood.

Looks like actress Jennifer Love Hewitt's gown has been inspired by a Greek goddess. Simple but elegant.

What was Helena Bonham Carter thinking? Where do we begin? We've heard of two-toned lipsticks but shoes?

One of the world's sexist woman puts her best foot, literally. House star Olivia Wilde lets her sparkling dress and shoes do all the talking as she poses for shutterbugs. 

Actress Gabourey Sidibe brings spring early this year with this lavender/white kimono-style outfit.

Losing oodles of weight has given singer Kelly Osbourne a new kind of confidence as well as style.  

Actress Emma Stone, nominated for best actress in film comedy or musical for her role in Easy A stuck to a severe minimalistic style with only the colour softening the look somewhat. 

Last year's Golden Globe winner for The Blind Side, Sandra Bullock still looks like a winner in this softly draped flowy outfit.

Red makes a comeback. Edie Falco from the TV series Nurse Jackie doesn't look like any nurse we know in this one-shoulder gown. A clutch in matching red completes the outfit.

Actress Anne Hathaway shows off her best side as she smiles for photographers.

We almost missed the interesting back of Black Swan's Mila Kunis' rather ho-hum gown. The gown's colour is lovely, though.

If Tilda Swinton was hoping to grab attention, she certainly succeeded by turning up in this plain Jane outfit.

Actress Lea Michele, nominated for best actress in TV series comedy or musical for the series Glee, makes a dramatic entrance in this ruffled gown in dusky rose.

We wrap up this fashion extravaganza with the most popular colour on the red carpet -- red.

As if her colouring and the gown are not dramatic enough, Christina Hendricks picks a gigantic rose as her choice of accessory.