If last year’s ceremony was a little lukewarm, in 2025, the Golden Globes made their rightful return as the most fun award show. The main reason? Dinner-party seating, which fosters a laid-back atmosphere where guests can happily mingle with their fellow celebrities—and the endless flow of Moët & Chandon doesn’t hurt either. This year, it was also due to the hard work of the night’s host, the sharp-witted Nikki Glaser, who kicked off the evening with a monologue that had the audience in stitches. (Even the butts of her jokes were smiling.)
After Demi Moore, who won Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy for The Substance, delivered one of the night’s most poignant speeches and The Brutalist claimed Best Motion Picture – Drama, with Adrien Brody earning Best Actor for his transformative performance, it was time for a venue change. Once the final trophy was awarded, the action moved to a series of buzzing after-parties. With a slate of options to choose from, Hollywood’s finest made wardrobe changes and stepped out in show-stopping after-party looks. Dive into all the glamour and revelry of the night, below.
Things Got Funky at Walt Disney Company’s Golden Globes After-Party at Funke
Turn a corner at Disney’s Golden Globes after-party at Funke—Beverly Hills’ current “It” restaurant—and you were sure to run into a Golden Globe. Known for its Italian cuisine and chic atmosphere, the venue played host to a roll-call of the studio’s biggest winners. Shōgun earned Best Television Series – Drama, and its star Anna Sawai (who took home Best Actress in a TV Drama) turned heads in her second look of the night—a sleek departure from the elegant white Dior gown she wore on stage.
Elle Fanning, nominated for The Great, also made a stylish transformation, debuting it as she swanned into the party alongside sister Dakota. Elle kept up the leopard theme of her Balmain gown, swapping it for a slinky leopard-print dress while Dakota was stylish in black.
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