Jane Says: The Golden Globes Beauty

Maybe it's our own fault, since we've been touting the comb-over (see W's February 2013 issue, page 90), but when it's glammed up with waves and forced into submission (Connie Britton, Jessica Alba, Kelly Osbourne, Isla Fisher, Heidi Klum), it's just too Jessica Rabbit for me.

While most of the lips were either berried or nude, I loved the orangey-red tones on Jessica Alba and Salma Hayek.

Clearly Thandie Newton, Kate Hudson, and Hayden Panettiere all had their hair “done,” but these ladies are three great examples of hair worn down with effortless beauty.

It's hard to pull off bed head, especially at an awards show. While I'm not surprised at Helena Bonham Carter's "style," I kind of wish Emily Mortimer had chic-ed the hair up a bit more.

Sienna Miller, Allison Williams, and the Emilies (Blunt and Deschanel) looked so elegant with their various pinned-up styles.

While Eva Longoria's high-slit dress channeled Angelina, her hair channeled Marge Simpson. That being said, I am still dying over Julianne Moore's hair. It was a lot, but it totally showed off her Tom Ford gown and divine earrings to advantage. It was almost like watching A Single Man, the Sequel.

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Remember when Rose Byrne showed up last year in that amazing pants suit, then blew us away with her freshly chopped bangs? Anne Hathaway does the topsy bang very well, as does Ms. Dunham, but I prefer seeing Kerry Washington's and Gabby Douglas's entire faces.

I know tendrils are supposed to add softness to the face, but I'd have preferred seeing Adele, Jennifer Garner and Kristen Bell without them. Ditto for that wavy thing drooping over one side of Amy Adams’s face.

I'd like to have seen less makeup on Claire Danes and Jodie Foster, but more on Zosia Mamet and Marion Cotillard.

I think the Modern Family actress is really adorable, but this hair makes her look like an alum of Toddlers and Tiaras.