Golden Globe 2012 Nominees: A Look at Their Red Carpet Style

The 69th Annual Golden Globe nominations are in! As the first big show to kick off awards season — and boasting a crowded red carpet of both our favorite silver screen and television stars — the fashion at the Globes is always something to talk about. Here, we take a look back at what some of the nominees have been wearing this past year to get a feel for what's to come. Click through to see their recent red-carpet dressing philosophy.

Charlize Theron

Nominated for: Best Actress, Young Adult
Red-carpet philosophy: Thoroughly modern glamour

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Kate Winslet

Nominated for: Best Actress, Carnage and Mildred Pierce
Red-carpet philosophy: Bombshell silhouettes

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Meryl Streep

Nominated for: Best Actress, The Iron Lady
Red-carpet philosophy: Simple and sophisticated -- spectacles optional

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Michelle Williams

Nominated for: Best Actress, My Week With Marilyn

Red-carpet philosophy: Vintage-inspired feminism

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Tilda Swinton

Nominated for: Best Actress, We Need To Talk About Kevin
Red-carpet philosophy: Modern tailoring and menswear

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Rooney Mara

Nominated for: Best Actress, The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
Red-carpet philosophy: Moody elegance

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Kristen Wiig

Nominated for: Best Actress, Bridesmaids
Red-carpet philosophy: Quirky prints and bright embellishments

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Angelina Jolie

Nominated for: Best Foreign Language Film, In the Land of Blood and Honey
Red-carpet philosophy: A chic mix where classic meets minimalism meets comfort

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