Sawai won the Golden Globe for best female actor in a drama series for her performance in "Shōgun."

She raised her award in excitement after her win, smiling gleefully.

During the evening, the cast and crew of "Wicked" that attended the Golden Globes, including Jon M. Chu, Michelle Yeoh, and Jeff Goldblum, toasted each other with glasses of bubbly.

Cynthia Erivo's and Ariana Grande's hands were visible at the bottom of the photo as they raised their glasses.

Yeoh, who plays Madame Morrible in "Wicked," wrapped Erivo in a tight hug and smiled softly at the camera.

Erivo leaned into the embrace, closing her eyes.

Edebiri and Zendaya posed with their arms around each other during the Golden Globes.

Zendaya changed out of the custom Louis Vuitton dress she wore on the red carpet before they were photographed.

The "Dune" costars hugged at Chalamet's table, where Zendaya was also photographed greeting Kylie Jenner.

Chalamet brought Jenner as his date to the awards show, though she didn't walk the red carpet with him.

The couple had plenty of PDA moments throughout the night, including a kiss where Jenner sweetly cupped Chalamet's face.

Gomez and Blanco sat side-by-side throughout the night, sneaking in a kiss between the segments of the awards show.

Gomez and Zoe Saldaña were nominated as supporting actors for their performances in "Emilia Pérez," and Saldaña won.

The actor was thrilled, but Gomez almost seemed happier than Saldaña was herself, jumping to her feet and clapping for her costar.

Moore's performance in "The Substance" earned her the Golden Globe for best female lead actor in a motion picture musical or comedy.

Moore gave an emotional acceptance speech, and afterward, Garfield and Washington, who presented the award, cheered her on as they accompanied her offstage.

Scott and Edebiri, who were both wearing bold suits for the evening, embraced when they found each other at the Golden Globes.

The pair appeared to stay locked in their hug while they caught up.

The pair, who both took their parents to the Golden Globes, wrapped their arms around each other while taking photos.

Powell and Qualley are set to star in A24's "Huntington" together.

The trio sat together at the "A Complete Unknown" table for the Golden Globes, chatting and giggling during the awards show.

They also posed for several photos, including this shot where they looked over their shoulders at the camera.

Fanning sat between Barbaro and Jenner, hugging the two women as they looked at Jenner's phone for the photo.

Domingo and Culkin spoke to each other for Variety's Actors on Actors series in December. During their conversation, Culkin spoke to Domingo about the array of bracelets he's often spotted wearing in public.

When they spoke, Culkin told Domingo he switched the bracelets out every month or so, and he appeared to be showing him his updated collection at the Golden Globes.

Youssef and Stone filmed "Poor Things" together, so the Golden Globes offered them the chance to reunite.

They both grinned widely at each other as they hugged.

Ariana and Joan Grande were together throughout the evening, standing up to pose for a photo between segments of the awards show.

Photographer Christopher Polk captured Urban and Kidman, who have been married for nearly 19 years, hugging from their seats at the Golden Globes.

Both closed their eyes and smiled during the embrace, seemingly lost in their own world.

Michael Buckner snapped a shot of Chalamet and Jenner, who are largely private about their relationship, leaning in for a kiss at their table.

Moore walked the red carpet in a custom Armani Privé gown, which was strapless and crafted from a metallic fabric that shifted between silver and gold.

Unfortunately, the blended shades washed Moore out, and its mermaid-style skirt distracted from its unique, asymmetrical bodice.

Less would have been more for Wong's Golden Globes ensemble this year.

She wore a red Balenciaga gown covered in curled frills and embellished with a satin bow around the waist. Black, over-the-elbow gloves and thick plastic glasses completed the look.

The comedian could have improved her overall outfit by eliminating her arm accessories and swapping her chunky glasses for more delicate ones.

You couldn't miss Scott when he arrived on the red carpet. The "Ripley" star wore a Vivienne Westwood suit in a vibrant blue shade, a matching tie, and black dress shoes.

His fashion risk was appreciated, and he did stand out among other male celebrities at the event. That said, its color was a bit too bold and reminiscent of a Tiffany and Co. jewelry box.

The black long-sleeved top, yellow pleated skirt, and gold buckle belt Hahn wore would have been great for a date or dinner with friends.

However, the outfit was too casual for the prestigious awards ceremony. The same shirt made from shiny silk, a different belt, and a slightly shorter skirt could have elevated the look.

Christian Siriano designed McCarthy's two-piece outfit, which included a hot-pink pantsuit and an oversize, ruffled cape.

The baby-pink shade on the latter piece complemented McCarthy and would have looked stunning in the form of a gown. However, the pantsuit and cape combination she wore overpowered the actor.

Ramos arrived in a gray suit that was sharply tailored and looked chic. But there was one thing he could have changed: the non-functional belt that sat wrapped around his waist.

Instead, it would have been fun to see the actor embellish his outfit with a statement brooch, a unique tie, or even a more interesting shirt.

Klum brought her signature, sultry style to the Golden Globes with a strapless green gown. It had a deep neckline, ruched fabric, and diamond-shaped cutouts across its bodice.

Still, the model has worn many similar dresses in the past. It would have been fun to see Klum experiment with something even bolder and more high-fashion this time around.

Stéphane Rolland designed Russell's cream dress to look like a suit, with a plunging neckline and a slit in the center of the skirt mimicking the look of a jacket and pants. Lapel detailing and an oversize belt completed the illusion.

The look was fun, but a layer of straight fabric flowed down from the back, making the dress look boxy and unnaturally stiff. Without the additional fabric on the back, it would have been stronger.

Hayek chose a burgundy Gucci dress for the Golden Globes. Sequins covered the halter bodice, and the sparkles reappeared on the train, flowing from the form-fitting skirt. She wore a green necklace with the look.

The dress felt disjointed and would have been more cohesive if there were any sparkles on the skirt to connect the bodice and train.

The longtime couple arrived in different shades of green.

Brody wore an emerald suit from Prada. It consisted of a double-breasted jacket and coordinating pants. He wore a white flower on his lapel.

Meester's sage gown from Versace was figure-hugging with a cowl neckline and a subtle sparkle.

The Sandlers both wore black to the Golden Globes.

Jackie Sandler's Tom Ford dress was backless, and the halter neckline was attached with a gold choker. The bodice featured a cutout that flowed nearly to her waist while a train extended behind her.

Adam Sandler's look was monochromatic, as he paired a black shirt and tie with his suit.

Danson, who was honored with the Carol Burnett Award at this year's Golden Globes, walked the red carpet in a navy tuxedo and a velvet bow tie.

The strapless neckline of Steenburgen's black dress had a square cutout in the center, contrasting with the white flowers that adorned the bodice. She wore a black scarf around her neck, flowing behind her like a train.

Tennon walked the red carpet in a traditional suit and sneakers, keeping his outfit simple to let his wife shine.

Davis, who was given the Golden Globes' Cecil B. DeMille Award, wore a black sparkly gown with a dazzling cape across her shoulders. The cape shined with rainbow colors as she walked beneath the event's lights.

Bagshawe and Redmayne both wore patterned looks to the Golden Globes.

Bagshawe's long-sleeve dress was taupe, and it featured billowy sleeves that cinched at the wrist with ruffles, as did the high neckline. Gold polka dots adorned the dress, and the skirt had tiers of ruffles, creating a maximalist look.

Redmayne's black-and-white look consisted of a checked jacket and pants paired with a cream top. He wore the shirt with the collar popped up and completed the outfit with black shoes.

Miles Teller kept his look classic, donning a black tuxedo for the Golden Globes.

Keleigh Sperry Teller's semi-sheer blue dress was covered in intricate beading. Velvet fabric sat atop the halter neckline, offsetting a cutout in the center of the bodice.

The newly engaged couple coordinated their elegant looks.

Gomez wore a dusty-blue gown with off-the-shoulder sleeves and extra fabric that she draped across her arm, while Blanco stood beside her in a fuzzy white suit and a matching shirt embellished with lace detailing.

Stan brought a fun twist to classic menswear with a long suit jacket and skinny trousers — both of which had white stripes down each side.

Wallis stood out in a sparkling pink gown with a corseted bodice and ruched neckline.

Cyrus arrived in a black, floor-length gown designed by Celine.

It featured a halter neckline that plunged to her navel and was trimmed with silver beading, as were cutouts on the bodice. The neckline and cutouts formed a flower.

The back of the dress was open, with strips of sparkly fabric connecting the gown.

Louis Vuitton designed Zendaya's orange gown.

The form-fitting piece had a sweetheart neckline and hit Zendaya at the ankle. A train attached to Zendaya's waist flowed out behind her.

She wore Bulgari jewelry.

Instead of wearing a traditional suit, Stan's black jacket flowed to his calf and was trimmed with white, giving it a modern flair.

His black pants ruched around his legs, and he wore black shoes.

Kidman's silver dress had one shoulder strap and was backless, creating a design that was elegant in front and daring from behind.

The custom Balenciaga piece was also covered in silver sparkles and had a train that glided as she walked.

The actor completed her outfit with a ponytail.

The Rock posed in a shiny lilac top and a jacket in a slightly lighter shade of purple. He added a colorful brooch to his lapel and donned see-through sunglasses.

Black pants and shoes completed the look.

Instead of opting for a simple, little black dress, Paulson wore a dramatic gown decorated with feathers.

The strapless piece had a short train, a fitted waist, and a sweetheart neckline.

Paulson also wore vibrant blush and a statement choker necklace.

Louis Vuitton custom-made Stone's red gown, which was strapless and puffed at the hips.

The dress also had a satin belt that extended out on one side, and Stone debuted a short haircut.

Delevingne chose a sparkly look for the night, wearing a high-neck, blue dress that was sleeveless.

Gems trimmed the neckline, adding even more glamour to the look.

Qualley's white dress had a square neckline, which was adorned with delicate beading.

The dress cinched at her waist with a shiny black bow, and the skirt featured tiers of ruffles that almost seemed to hover around Qualley.

Grande's archival Givenchy Haute Couture gown first debuted in 1966, when Hubert de Givenchy's designs were heavily inspired by Audrey Hepburn.

The yellow silk dress was hand-beaded on the empire waist bodice. The skirt flowed to her ankles and was slightly ruched. White gloves and Swarovski jewels completed the retro look.

Domingo played with patterns with his black and white Golden Globes look, which was designed by Valentino.

His suit was black, and he paired it with a white top covered in black polka dots. He wore a scarf in place of a tie that formed a bow on his neckline, which featured both a checked pattern and stripes.

Winslet's single-breasted, white suit included a slightly oversize jacket and flared pants.

Black sparkly flowers were embroidered into the jacket on the bodice and sleeve, adding dimension to the look.

Davis' black gown featured a V-neckline and an A-line shape. The skirt flowed to the floor after being cinched at her waist.

The gown was covered in delicate sparkly beading, which complemented the semi-sheer, multicolored cape attached to it.

Saldaña chose a brown Saint Laurent dress for the Golden Globes.

The sparkly gown hugged her figure and curved into a plunge on the strapless neckline. She accessorized the look with a coordinating detached cape that functioned as a train.

Hudson's navy ball gown, designed by Carolina Herrera, had a strapless neckline and full skirt. The dress was covered in sparkly floral embellishments that glittered as she walked the red carpet.

A coordinating choker necklace tied the look together.

Daddario mixed textures with her custom Vivienne Westwood dress.

The asymmetrical neckline was covered in voluminous white feathers that spilled over the bodice, while the rest of the dress was made of sparkly black fabric.

Redmayne chose a black and cream-patterned suit for the Golden Globes.

The slim-fit ensemble's jacket and pants featured a checked pattern. He paired the bold set with an off-white shirt with a popped-up collar. Black shoes grounded the look.

Gunning, who is nominated for her performance in "Baby Reindeer," arrived at the awards show in a velvet blue dress.

A ruffled, voluminous layer of fabric covered the neckline of the dress, contrasting with the figure-hugging skirt.

Kaling arrived in a sparkly gold gown from Ashi Studio.

The form-fitting dress, which shimmered as Kaling walked the red carpet, had a strapless neckline and a slit on the side.

Milioti, who was nominated for her performance in "The Penguin," chose a simple black dress for the Golden Globes.

The gown's neckline was trimmed with angular, sparkly fabric designed to look like leaves, giving it a chic pop. That same trim was attached to Milioti's black gloves.

Fanning's glamorous taupe gown from Balmain featured a full skirt, which cinched at the waist.

The V-neck bodice brought a modern edge to the gown's classic shape, as the top was covered in leopard-print fabric. Cartier jewelry completed the look.

Adam Brody put a fresh twist on menswear with his deep-green suit from Prada. The double-breasted jacket had black hardware, and he accessorized with a white flower on one of his black lapels.

Black shoes completed the look.

The neckline of Kravitz's black gown plunged nearly to her navel, where a white ribbon cinched her waist.

The bow flowed out behind her in place of a train. Saint Laurent designed the dress.

Gucci designed the shimmering gold dress Gonzalez chose for the Golden Globes.

The figure-hugging dress was sleeveless and featured a high neckline, contrasting with the back, which was nearly entirely open aside from thin ties.

Brosnahan's deep-green gown was covered in architectural detailing, from the ruching across the bodice that flowed into one sleeve to a thigh-high slit on the skirt that allowed the fabric to cascade around her leg.

The dress also featured a subtle ombré, turning nearly blue at the bottom of the skirt.

Meester's sage-green dress featured a cowl neck that dipped low on her chest.

She accessorized with a simple diamond necklace and bracelet.