How we love the fashion game known as awards season over at Superstylin* HQ. Viewing such shows is no longer complete without following the very active Superstylin* Twitter feed filled with fashion pros, designers and journalists providing the best live commentary around. Instantaneously after the dialogue comes the swarm of fashion and trend stories.

#GoldenGIobes fashion re-cap. Strapless, fishtails, nude, blacks, lace, side-swept hair #basta xoxo
— WMag Edward Enninful (@EdwardEnninful) January 14, 2013

The Superstylin* creme de la creme of the evening boiled down to four lovely ladies wearing black and blush- two big (non)colors of the night. Julianne Moore, ever the class act, donned perennial favorite Tom Ford. While the dress seemed so simple in front, the real treasure was the open back. Kerry Washington is impeccably dressed repeatedly and I applaud the midi length she selected for the event. The sheer Miu Miu selection sparkled not only in detail but also for its modernity. Amy Adams in a formfitting blush Marchesa gown complimented her look with soft hair waves and minimal yet dazzling accessories. Kate Hudson (who I couldn't fathom why she was there/presenting) took the down-to-there dare in Alexander McQueen with gold details accentuating her neckline and cinching her waist.

To be @_juliannemoore and have unlimited access to #TomFord clothing... *sigh* #GoldenGlobes #BestDressed
— Superstylin*™ (@SuperstylinStar) January 14, 2013

Additional highlights included hostesses with the mostest Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, Lena Dunham's wins for GIRLS and Jodie Foster's speech.

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