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Accessorize Me: Baubles at the Golden Globes

The accessories worn by the actresses on the red carpet deserves their own article! Yes, they were that fantastic.  Booth Moore, Fashion Editor of the L.A. Times did a great write up on those accessories too at touch.latimes.com.

 I mentioned Sofia Vergara's Turquoise Collar in yesterday's article. It deserves another mention, at the top of this writing, and is by far my favorite piece of the evening.

Sofia Vergara in Lorraine Shwartz Turquoise Collar necklace and earrings
Photo credit: Steve Granitz/WireImage as seen on Peoplestylewatch.com



Actress Amber Head wore a Graziela Earcuff of Gems.

As seen in the LA Times - All The Rage, article: Golden Globes 2014:Best accessories by Booth Moore, Fashion Critic for the Times


Naomi Watts wore a gold Bvlgari diamond necklace & bracelet + clutch!
As seen on thefashion-court.com website
Her serpent bracelet & clutch:
Image from thefashion-court.com


Emma Roberts turquoise earrings by Lanvin are outstanding!

Emma Roberts as seen online at in article by Jane Carlson
Photo Credit: AP Image


Usher's one accessory item I'm crazy about:

A Mockingjay Brooch from Lorraine Schwartz! 
As seen on Elle.com in article by Ruthie Friedlander

Yes men, you can wear a brooch!  Of course there were designer shoes of all types enough to fill my Shoegasm page for the entire year. But this is all for now!  Which accessory item was your favorite?  Did I miss any that you liked?  Come on, share.
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