The always stunning Drew Barrymore was one of many celebrities who opted for bling this year on the Golden Globes red carpet. Last year, however…

…she opted for baby blue ruffles. Which looks suits her best? Rate her looks below.

Maggie Gyllenhaal arrived in style this year in this peach gown. The lovely actress is known for taking a risk on the red carpet gowns, after last year’s…

…blue leopard print number. Do you think it’s elegantly off-beat or 1980s bridesmaid? Which look suits Maggie best? Rate these pictures below.

One thing certainly stands out this year for Amy Adams! She compliments her baby bump with a dark green velvet dress. It’s a far cry from last year’s look…

…which was a rather grandiose choice of frock? Did she miss the mark? Rate these pictures below.

Is a red dress on the red carpet a fashion no no? Cameron doesn’t seem to think so! Maybe she is taking a risk after last years decision…

…to wear this pink Chanel gown. She stole the show last year, but which dress suits Cameron best? You decide! Rate her looks below.

Aussie star Simon Baker, who is quickly becoming a huge success in the US, was one of many Aussies on the Golden Globes red carpet. And just like last year…

…managed to look as dreamy as ever!

The stunning Sandra Bullock looked a vision in a long flowing purple gown this year. We think it’s a definite improvement on last year’s dress…

…which was all about bed ruffles! You be the judge! Rate these pictures below.

Although she was wearing black, Glenn Close brought some sparkle and shine to the red carpet this year. We think it’s a huge improvement on last year’s number…

…this silver and gold dress. Mixing silver and gold was certainly a trend last year, but did it work for Glenn? Tell us what you think! Rate her looks below.

Once again Meryl Streep opted for a black red carpet gown and this year looks a lot more on trend! Last year’s number…

…was classic but no where near as classy! Which of Meryl’s looks hit the mark? Rate these looks below.

Kate Winslet seems to recyle her red carpet look, a black dress and up-styled hair, year after year. But if you’re onto a good thing….

…is it worth changing it? Tell us what you think, rate Kate’s looks below.

Aussie Nicole Kidman and her country music rocker husband Keith Urban got the crowd going at the G’Day USA 2010 Black Tie Gala in Hollywood. The pair sang a song written especially for fellow Aussie Actor Simon Baker.

Despite Nicole’s fears of singing in public, she seemed to overcome her stage fright quite quickly.

Aussie actor Simon Baker is certainly making his mark on Hollywood. The sexy star took out the award for Excellence in Television and Film at the black tie dinner.

Fellow Aussie Toni Collette also took out an award on the night for Excellence in Film and Television.

Sexy Avatar star Sam Worthington was also present at the event and, with the way his career is going, we don’t think it will be his last G’Day USA event!

Former Miss Universe Jennifer Hawkins strut her stuff on the run way at the Hollywood event.

Our Jen also joined Aussie television personality Richard Wilkins on stage at the event.

Long time lover of all things Australian John Travolta was one of the big celebrity names at the event and joined other stars including Cameron Diaz.

Kate Winslet stole the show with two motion picture drama awards: Best actress for Revolutionary Road, directed by her husband Sam Mendes, and best supporting actress for The Reader.

An emotional Kate asked to be excused for her flustered state: “Forgive me, I have a habit of not winning things.”

Both nominees, Brad and Ange missed out on best actor and actress statuettes this year. But somehow they always manage to be the coolest couple wherever they are.

Ange was one of many actresses draped in silver/metallic fabric. What do you think? Rate this dress, and others ahead, using the star-scale on the left, below the picture.

30 Rock took out the award for Best Television Series — Musical or Comedy. Pictured are stars Alec Baldwin, Jane Krakowski, Jack McBrayer, Tina Fey and Tracy Morgan.

Alec and Tina took out the best actor and actress in a comedy/musical TV series. In her speech, Tina addressed her internet critics in a manner befitting the comedienne of the moment… She told them to “suck it!”

The 59-year-old rocker showed he’s still got it, with his award-winning song written for the film, The Wrestler.

The Wrestler also received a best actor award. In his speech, Mickey thanked director Darren Aronofsky, calling him a “tough son of a b—-“. Darren responded with a friendly middle-finger salute!

What do you think of the outfit, though? Designer or disaster? Rate it yourself!

The 78-year-old director of Changeling, and director and star of Gran Torino, Clint seems to never run out of energy or ideas!

A prolific Glenn Close, meanwhile, is currently starring in the second season of TV thriller Damages alongside Aussie Rose Byrne.

And Glenn’s another to add to the silver/gold outfit list!

There were fewer Aussies than usual at the awards this year, but The Mentalist‘s Simon Baker was one of them, looking as dreamy as ever!

These two stars of nominated TV drama Dexter have played brother and sister for three seasons. But in real life, they just tied the knot!

Director Danny Boyle, along with actors Freida Pinto and Dev Patel, really cleaned up at the Globes! Slumdog Millionaire won best director, best original score, best screenplay, and best motion picture drama.

Notorious badboy Colin Farrell seems to have discovered a softer side, giving a long and curiously emotional speech about love and, er, curiosity.

The Doubt co-star lost the award for best actress in a motion picture supporting role to Kate Winslet…

Did Amy also miss the mark with her rather grandiose choice of frock? Rate it yourself!

Another in the series of black frocks, Renée’s see-through number is making worst-dressed lists everywhere. But don’t be swayed — have your say!

Best actress-nominated Meryl lost out to Kate Winslet… but who didn’t?

She’s come a long way since playing the little girl in The Nanny, playing a supporting role in the very grown up Globe-nominated TV comedy series Californication alongside David Duchovny.

Now for some more shades of precious metals — this time from pop singer Beyoncé.

A vision in gold, Megan went to town on the red carpet, striking pose after carefully choreographed pose.

Aussie Rachel, star of TV’s Brothers and Sisters, followed the gold trend with gusto. A little too much, perhaps?

One lady who didn’t lose out to Kate Winslet was Laura, who won Best Performance by an Actress for the mini-series John Adams. Her dress was also in the gold viscinity.

And now for the white dresses — and with those come the unavoidable comparisons with wedding cakes…

…and bed ruffles.

Australia’s only contender this year was Melissa, nominated for her role in TV drama In Treatment. We’re into the blue end of the spectrum now…

There was Drew in baby blue…

Nominated for her performance in cutting-edge TV dramady Weeds, Mary-Louise opted for a royal blue frock.

And in navy silk was Debra, also nominated for best actress for her TV comedy series The Starter Wife.

Maggie’s post-baby body is fab, but what do you think of this blue leopard print number? Elegantly off-beat or 1980s bridesmaid?

In a sea of silver, gold and blue stood Eva’s dramatic, yet classic, red dress.

Finally, in aubergine, Demi Moore and Bruce Willis’ eldest daughter was this year’s Miss Golden Globe.