Julia Louis-Dreyfus has won so many awards, so many times, for Veep. She won seven Emmys for that role, most of which were consecutive. She hasn’t won a Golden Globe for Veep yet, although she’s been nominated twice. (She does have a Globe for Seinfeld, from 1996. Can you believe that was over 20 freaking years ago?) So she came to the Globes in this very crisp white Georges Chakra gown featuring two thick black accent lines, one of which ran down the front of the back and side. This fit like a glove but I wonder whether it’s a little understated for the event. Still, Julia doesn’t care. She has so many statues on her mantle it’s enough for her to be nominated at this point.

I’m throwing Heidi Klum in here because she’s also in black and white, although her addition is somewhat nonsensical. She wasn’t a presenter or anything, thank goodness, she just showed up because that’s what she does. She’s in a too-small J. Mendel gown with cutouts along the waist and ribs. At least she didn’t bring her young boyfriend with her.

Felicity Huffman was nominated for American Crime, the category which went to Sarah Paulson. She’s also in Georges Chakra, in a gold halter top jumpsuit with wide white pants. The waist is actually square panels in shades of silver and bronze, like it’s pixelated, which I found so clever. Felicity has a globe for her 2005 performance in TransAmerica, and she’s been nominated a bunch of other times for Sports Night and Desperate Housewives.

Here’s Felicity’s costar, Regina King, in Romona Keveza. Regina has won two Emmys for her role in American Crime but she hasn’t won a Golden Globe yet. I could have sworn she was nominated last night, but that was last year. This dress is a bit plain but I do like the diagonal neckline.