
Chase Infiniti, Eva Victor & More Bring Designer Threads to the Golden Globes’ First Time Nominees Luncheon
The Maybourne Beverly Hills played host to the first time Golden Globe Awards nominees for a special luncheon on Wednesday, featuring Chase Infiniti, Britt Lower and more from the best TV series and films of 2025.
The actors came dressed in their finest designer threads, with pieces by Schiaparelli, Oscar de la Renta and other designer labels on the red carpet. WWD breaks down those looks ahead.
Chase Infiniti

Chase Infiniti turned to Schiaparelli for her red carpet look. The “One Battle After Another” breakout star, in a look curated by styling team Wayman Bannerman and Micah McDonald, wore a vibrant orange dress that clung to her frame.
The formfitting dress featured fabric draping at the sleeves, a rounded neckline and a mermaid-style skirt that created a short train effect, trailing the young actress as she walked the red carpet. Infiniti accessorized her Schiaparelli dress with pieces of jewelry from the Italian fashion house.
Rhea Seehorn

Rhea Seehorn opted for Oscar de la Renta’s quintessential flower power. The “Pluribus” star wore the fashion label’s ombre cherry blossom jersey dress, designed with a tonal fade from blue to white, extending from the bodice of the dress to the skirt. A cherry blossom motif featured throughout the frock. As for footwear, Seehorn wore Sarah Flint sandal heels. Her look was styled by Jessica Paster.
Eva Victor

Stylist Danielle Goldberg curated Eva Victor’s look. The “Sorry, Baby” writer, director and star wore Chelsea Mak’s Tabea metallic silver dress, a midi look crafted of silk taffeta with playful ties on the bodice of the frock.
Britt Lower

Britt Lower turned to Calvin Klein‘s spring 2026 ready-to-wear collection for her attire to Wednesday’s daytime event. The “Severance” Emmy Award-winning actress wore a sleeveless white top with an exaggerated turtleneck with a bevy of fabric layering and a pair of coordinated tapered white trousers with matching pointed toe heels. Lower’s look was styled by Rose Forde.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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