Margaret Qualley looks like a breath of fresh air at the 82nd annual Golden Globes ceremony.
On Sunday evening, the actor and former Harper’s Bazaar cover star made a luminous arrival to the Beverly Hilton Hotel, where she showed up wearing an ethereal white gown. The dress featured a tiered, gauzy skirt, accented by a sparkly black bow belt wrapped around the waist. She wore few accessories, save for a twinkly silver headband and diamond chandelier earrings.
Tonight, Qualley is nominated in the category of Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role in Any Motion Picture for her work in Coralie Fargeat’s body-horror film, The Substance. Others who have been nominated in the same category are Selena Gomez for Emilia PerezAriana Grande for WickedFelicity Jones for The BrutalistIsabella Rossellini for Conclaveand Zoe Saldaña for Emilia Perez.
The actor opened up about the physicality of her performance in The Substance during a September 2024 interview with Glamour UK.
“I play this hyper-sexualized idea of perfect, Coralie’s interpretation of the male gaze. It was this brutal experience of an exaggerated form of all the ways in which women try to manipulate their bodies, or feel like they have to manipulate their bodies,” she reflected. “I had false eyelashes, I had fake boobs on and long hair extensions—and when I didn’t have the fake boobs on, I’d have a crazy push up bra. All these things that were obtrusive and uncomfortable, and so [it became] this big shield that I was really excited to be rid of.”
