Now, on to the myriad of pre-ceremony Golden Globes events.
The Diamond Fashion event brought out a large range of starlets in various degrees of casual and luncheon dress. And various lengths of pant leg.
Molly Sims went with just above the ankle, which works with flat shoes, but something about this outfit is off. Perhaps the plait.
Though it worked a lot better than Rachel Bilson's culottes with a night-dress top, boots and smeary make-up.
The knee-length version on Jessica Alba was much more successful, especially paired with an interesting but not crazy blue, tie-waisted top.
Amanda Righetti went with attractive brown pants that were spoiled by being miles too long and paired with a t-shirt that may, or may not, feature a flying My Little Pony.
Despite the strobing problem, Sara Rue's greeny-cream suit was cute, and the pants were a good length.
Moving away from the pants, the skirts and dresses were also a mixed bag.
Lisa Edelstein was pretty in dusty pink, while Garcelle Beauvais elected to cut off her legs, and wear an un-supportive top.
Kelly Rutherford was a bit baggy in black but not unattractive.
Andrea Bowen continues to do well dressing her age, this time in embroidered bluey-green.
Alison Janney was classy if exceedingly conservative in a black suit. Straight from the desk of the Chief of Staff?
Elizabeth Banks's tonal pleated skirt and two top combination was very odd.
I know it's winter over there, but it is LA. You wouldn't know it from Melissa George's fluffy white suit. She looked like a socialite on her way too lunch in New York. A forty or fifty-something socialite.
Finally, I quite like Maria Bello's yellow dress, even with the flesh toned straps and belt. But the white shoes and rosey clutch don't work at all.