Golden Globes Fashion Can Get Weird—See All the Interesting Looks Over the Years

From looks that were far too casual for the ceremony to wearing two different colored shoes—we're looking back at the most memorable red carpet misses.

A tight mini with a large cut-out was far from Cher's usual glamorous meets theatrical outfits at the 1984 ceremony.

The award-winning actress kept it rather casual in 1986.

A fur tail with faces was a statement accessory in 1986.

Griffith's spiky hair stole the show from the rainbow dress at the 1987 ceremony.

America's Sweetheart opted for a suit instead of the typical award season gown in 1990.

Bates kept it flashy for the 1991 ceremony in a pearl embellished velvet outfit.

The LBD was too simple for Lewis in 1994, so she added in a rather ornate headpiece.

"The Nanny" actress was statuesque in a white gown and oversized floral arrangement on her head in 1996.

A black skirt suit with knee-high boots and feathered headpiece was the look for the Losing Chase actress in 1997.

Orange and purple were not a sleek combination in 1999.

A kimono-inspired dress layered over black pants was unique for 1999.

The actress and budding style icon missed the mark in 2000 with a pant and halter top combination.

The Ally McBeal actress channeled a red carpet fairy in 2001.

The eccentric singer wore a gown with Michael Jackson's face embroidered on it in 2001, and bejeweled owl bag.

Who could forget Boyl's ballerina look for the 2003 ceremony.

The Sex and the City star gave us a Madonna-inspired look in a major corset in 2003.

In 2003, the actress looked a little bewitched in this black frock and pointed boots.

Keaton rocked a stark-white look on the carpet in 2004.

While Kruger is one of the most stylish stars, this dress with draped fabric was a major misstep in 2005.

The printed design on the fabric is what's really throwing us off here.

A first for the red carpet? An actress wearing two different colored shoes.

Patton's ruffles got the best of her at the 2014 ceremony.

We have so many questions about this look Stone wore to present at the ceremony in 2014.

The Girls actress went kimono style in 2015.

Sequins and chiffon cape made for a weird mix at the 2015 ceremony.

Ruffles strike again in 2016, but this time Jane Fonda is the victim.

Parker would've benefitted from going sleeveless in 2017.

In 2018, the ceremony called for everyone to wear black in solidarity with the #TimesUp movement, some thought it wasn't acceptable for actresses to also incorporate colors into their red carpet look.

Janelle Monae really went for it in this tweed Chanel look for the 76th Golden Globes. But it just goes to show—what works on the runway doesn’t always win on the red carpet.

The off-the-shoulder embellishments Barbara Meier donned this year just really confused us.