It's a white hot night in Hollywood: World's most glamorous stars dazzle on a great night for Britain at the 2012 Golden Globes
It's the first award ceremony of the season and the opportunity for Hollywood to make a serious fashion statement.
But tonight stars shied away from colour, stepping out instead in pale, cool and snow-inspired hues for a series of white hot looks.
Charlize Theron wore one of the most dramatic dresses of the evening and her Dior couture gown set the tone for the plethora of stars stepping out in light-coloured ensembles.
The 36-year-old actress looked incredible in the plunging gown which boasted a thigh high split, a flowing train and an oversized bow detail wrapped around her waist.
Charlize was not the only starlet stepping out in a pale dresse with Elle Macpherson, Kate Beckinsale and Nicole Kidman among those also showing off the trend.
Australian supermodel Elle decided to dress in a statement white Zac Posen gown with a layered fishtail skirt.
The strapless gown showed off her figure to perfection and she accessorised the dress with a series of chunky metallic cuffs stacked up her arm.
The 47-year-old also revealed some of her fitness secrets as she made her way up the red carpet and said she likes to keep active to maintain her shape.
'I think it's really important to put some time aside to do some physical exercise to feel good. I do sport, I surf, I waterski, I ride horses, I do what I can, I mix it up.'
Angelina Jolie looked incredible in her tight satin dress with a thigh high split and red detail
Nicole Kidman opted for an off-white oyster coloured gown with metallic studded detail by Versace.
The golden embellishment complemented her hair colour to perfection and she stepped out with her best accessory, husband Keith Urban.
British actress Kate Beckinsale also kept on the white trend and wore a strapless Roberto Cavalli gown with delicate sequin embellishment and chiffon pleat detail around her skirt.
Like Elle, she also had opted for chunky wrist-wear but opted for silver and glittering diamonds.
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It's the first award ceremony of the season and the opportunity for Hollywood to make a serious fashion statement.
But tonight stars shied away from colour, stepping out instead in pale, cool and snow-inspired hues for a series of white hot looks.
Charlize Theron wore one of the most dramatic dresses of the evening and her Dior couture gown set the tone for the plethora of stars stepping out in light-coloured ensembles.
The 36-year-old actress looked incredible in the plunging gown which boasted a thigh high split, a flowing train and an oversized bow detail wrapped around her waist.
Charlize was not the only starlet stepping out in a pale dresse with Elle Macpherson, Kate Beckinsale and Nicole Kidman among those also showing off the trend.
Australian supermodel Elle decided to dress in a statement white Zac Posen gown with a layered fishtail skirt.
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The strapless gown showed off her figure to perfection and she accessorised the dress with a series of chunky metallic cuffs stacked up her arm.
The 47-year-old also revealed some of her fitness secrets as she made her way up the red carpet and said she likes to keep active to maintain her shape.
'I think it's really important to put some time aside to do some physical exercise to feel good. I do sport, I surf, I waterski, I ride horses, I do what I can, I mix it up.'
Angelina Jolie looked incredible in her tight satin dress with a thigh high split and red detail
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Nicole Kidman opted for an off-white oyster coloured gown with metallic studded detail by Versace.
The golden embellishment complemented her hair colour to perfection and she stepped out with her best accessory, husband Keith Urban.
British actress Kate Beckinsale also kept on the white trend and wore a strapless Roberto Cavalli gown with delicate sequin embellishment and chiffon pleat detail around her skirt.
Like Elle, she also had opted for chunky wrist-wear but opted for silver and glittering diamonds.
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