It wasn’t just Nikki Glaser’s hysterical jokes that captivated viewers last night.
The Golden Globes 2025 host, 40, who had the Hollywood set cackling in their chairs, kept the audience (and those at home) on their toes with multiple wardrobe changes throughout the evening.
Styled by duo Dani Charlton and Emma Rubenstein, the comedian brought her fashion A-game from the jump, hitting the red carpet at Los Angeles’ Beverly Hilton Hotel in a custom Prabal Gurung gown with a plunging top and draped skirt.
She kicked things up a notch with earrings and two rings from Buccellati — which came to a total of 307 brilliant cut diamonds — as well as Giuseppe Zanotti heels and a Judith Leiber bag.
Following her red carpet appearance, Glaser made her way to the stage in a seriously sparkly silver halterneck number from Zuhair Murad’s spring 2024 collection.
She shimmered from head to toe, finishing with a pair of metallic silver Jimmy Choo pumps.
In her opening monologue, Glaser didn’t hold back when it came to roasting stars.
“And welcome to the 82nd Golden Globes — ozempic’s biggest night!” she started off the speech.
Elsewhere in the monologue, the writer and producer took a dig at Timothée Chalamet’s facial hair, which he’s been sporting for the new movie he’s filming, “Marty Supreme,” and jabbed at Benny Blanco and Selena Gomez, saying the music producer was in attendance thanks to a “genie that granted him that wish.”
Glaser then brought the heat in a fiery red strapless Naeem Khan gown, which boasted a dangerously high slit and floor-length silhouette.
Skipping a necklace, the 40-year-old accented the look with silver statement earrings and a complementing chain bracelet.
She seemed to have favored strapless styles last night, as she traded the red design for a form-fitting black Rachel Gilbert gown enlivened with a crystal detail along the plunging neckline.
For a bit that combined “Conclave” and “Wicked” — a song break entitled “Pope-ular” — Glaser wowed the crowd in a hot pink sequin Atelier Prabal Gurung gown, along with a white bishop’s mitre and pink wand, which nodded to the respective films.
High-octane sequins were also a constant theme in the host’s Golden Globes wardrobe.
Later in the evening, she was a vision in a sparkly burgundy dress from Nicky Hilton’s Rebecca Vallance collaboration ($1,360), which featured spaghetti straps, a midriff cutoff and crystals on the bodice.
One silver sparkly gown wasn’t enough for Glaser — she turned heads in a second piece, also by Zuhair Murad. This time, she went with a midi hemline and larger pailletes.
She then hit pause on sequins and stepped out in a pared-back black look, complete with an incredibly low neckline and thigh-high slit.
A diamond-adorned choker and black pumps rounded out the ensemble.
Last but certainly not least, Glaser concluded her hosting duties in a custom long-sleeved velvet leopard print gown courtesy of LaPointe.
While she may have lost out on her own award, with Ali Wong taking home the prize for best performance in a stand-up comedy on television, the host certainly won over tons of hearts last night.
A round of applause for Glaser.
