Whoopi Goldberg
In 1991, Whoopi won for her role in Ghost. But there's nothing ghostly about this vibrant tangerine skirt suit with a curved hem. Also, note the sheer black stockings - another trend from the 1991 red carpet.
Demi Moore
2025 was Demi Moore's first Golden Globe win. Still, although she walked away from the 1991 awards show (nominated for Ghost as well) without a trophy, her red-carpet look made her a winner. The oversized tuxedo suit paired with her (then) signature cropped hair was just the start of what turned out to be a year of iconic moments for Demi. (Hello, Vanity Fair cover.)
Kirstie Alley
Nominated for her performance in the TV show Cheers, Kirstie wore a double-breasted tuxedo dress by designer Richard Tyler with a sheer blouse underneath. Kirstie hit on all the trends for the carpet that year. Sheer black tights, suiting, and luscious, unfussy hair. We're also big fans of her husband Parker's bolo tie...
Andie Macdowell
Andie Macdowell bucked the wave of suiting in 1991 and opted for an open-back silver mini that just looks like a good time. On top of that, she did not win in '91, yet somehow, every photo of Andie from the show is her holding someone's award. Whose? Unclear. Proof that if you look fabulous enough, you *are* a winner, baby!
Jill Goodacre
Texas supermodel Jill Goodacre (who Millennials might know best as the model stuck with Chandler in the ATM vestibule in the Friends episode "The One with the Blackout") sported a striking cherry red off-the-shoulder mini with sheer black stockings (of course.) This look makes us think that Jill might be the next 90s model the TikTok girls will look to for inspo...
Nicollette Sheridan
Now brides, tell me, you don't need this look for your afterparty? The basque waist, the Pammy-esque tousled up-do, and those shoes!!! 10 out of 10 for Nicollette. Bonus points if you spied a pre-Lisa Rinna Harry Hamlin behind her.
