At the 2025 Golden Globes, Margaret Qualley, nominated for Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture: Musical or Comedy for her role as Sue in The Substance, turned to Chanel for her red-carpet moment. The body horror film, directed by French filmmaker Coralie Fargeat, has sparked conversations about the issues women face since its Cannes Film Festival debut, delving into themes of unattainable beauty standards and societal pressures surrounding ageing.
Qualley, joined by co-star Demi Moore, leaned further into their roles from the film during the ceremony. Their viral, tongue-in-cheek presentation of an award saw the pair "arguing" over who should take the microphone, delivering a playful moment that resonated with audiences.
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For her second Golden Globe nod, Margaret Qualley turned to Chanel for a look that effortlessly balanced timeless glamour with a modern, sleek edge. She revealed that her best friend and queen of vintage, Lana Del Rey, played a hand in shaping this elegant vision.
Drawing inspiration from Audrey Hepburn, the custom creation featured a white silk dress adorned with delicate silk tulle ruffles, 7,000 embroidery elements, and a bow belt embellished with sequins by Lesage. The dress, crafted with over 400 hours of meticulous work in the Maison's Paris atelier, was a true labour of artistry.
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To complete the look, Qualley wore Chanel High Jewellery, including the Plume Singulière 18k white and pink gold head jewel from the latest Plume de Chanel collection, which was also adorned with diamonds. Her makeup, also by Chanel, highlighted her natural beauty, allowing the gown and jewellery to take centre stage without distraction.
Reflecting on the night, Qualley shared a heartfelt message on her Instagram, expressing her gratitude for Chanel and their partnership. “And dearest @chanelofficial, I wrote your name in my journal at 16, and wearing you to the Globes truly makes me feel like a princess. THANK YOU,” she wrote.