Graphic Eye Makeup and Big Hair—the Golden Globes Proved the '60s Are Back, Baby
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Getty ImagesHello, Twiggy. Jenna Ortega's eye makeup is transporting us back to the '60s thanks to her graphic double wings and defined lower lashes. Her flipped-out bob is also a major nod to the era.
Hairstylist David Stanwell used this flexible hair spray to keep Ortega's perfect hair flip.
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Getty ImagesThanks to the counterculture movement, long, undone hair gained tons of momentum in the 1960s. Anya Taylor-Joy channeled the flower-child hair of the hippie movement with flowing, stick-straight locks.
Georgie Eisdell complemented Taylor-Joy's waist-length hair with the ultimate nude lip shade.
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Getty ImagesOrtega wasn't the only one on the red carpet with Twiggy-inspired makeup. Elizabeth Debicki channeled the star with defined lower lashes and a subtle cat eye. Her tousled, middle-parted hair was the perfect finishing touch.
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Getty ImagesJennifer Coolidge gave Sharon Tate vibes with cascading curls. The volume at her roots even evokes a classic '60s bouffant, which was one of the decade-defining hairstyles.
Hairstylist Janine Thompson used this volumizing hair spray to keep Coolidge's hair in place.
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Getty ImagesWith waist-length hair, a pop of lilac eye shadow, and colossal lashes, Sheryl Lee Ralph's red carpet look was practically a lesson in '60s beauty. If this is a sign that pastel eye colors are coming back, we're here for it.
