Justin Hartley opted for neutral tones as he attended the 81st Annual Golden Globe Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday night. He is among the stars that will be gracing the stage to present an award tonight.
The “This Is Us” actor arrived at the Beverly Hilton wearing a pair of black loafers. The patent leather shoes featured a sleek silhouette and an almond toe. The low top set was completed with a lace-up closure and a heel that was about ½ tall.
Hartley paired the loafers with a white button-down shirt which he layered with a fitted light brown blazer that featured a satin lining and buttons that decorated the cuffs. He added a matching pair of straight-leg trousers. Hartley completed the suit with a black bow tie and a white handkerchief. The actor accessorized with a rose gold watch.
The “Noel Diary” actor walked the red carpet with his wife and actress Sofia Pernas who wore a sparkling Pamella Rolland gown with a pair of metallic silver sandals.
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The producer will be releasing his latest project, “Tracker,” with CBS next month. The drama series follows Colter Shaw, who is played by Hartley. as he roams the country as a reward seeker while dealing with his broken family. The action show will be released on Feb. 11 with Hartley as the lead alongside Mary McDonnell, Fiona Rene and Robin Weigert.
Along with his on-screen presence, Justin Hartley also keeps himself well-versed in the fashion industry acting as an ambassador for Omega since 2022, and Gillette since 2018.
The Golden Globe Awards celebrate the top performances across film and television. This year’s ceremony is hosted by comedian Jo Koy and features a star-studded afterparty presented by Billboard and Rémy Martin. Viewers can watch the Golden Globes live on CBS and stream on Paramount+. Ahead of the ceremony, WWD will host its first real-time red carpet digital show, hosted by Jeannie Mai highlighting the looks from the red carpet arrivals. On Monday, WWD will reveal the winners of its Style Awards during the red carpet recap on wwd.com/golden-globes at 10 a.m. ET.
