Everything We Know About Tina Fey's Golden Globes Hosting Outfit(s), Straight From Her Stylist

POPSUGAR: How have you been styling Tina virtually during the pandemic?
Cristina Ehrlich: Virtual fittings have become the new normal during the pandemic, and it has allowed more flexibility to arrange a time to jump on Zoom or FaceTime, rather than fitting in-person in-studio.

PS: What style does Tina tend to feel most comfortable in for hosting?
CE: Tina has a style that blends quirky and cool. We dress her in a lot of smart neutrals and glamorous jewel tones. This year, for her look, we're favouring accessories that offer glam plus comfort, a reflection of our life-from-home fashion outlook.

PS: How does your approach shift when styling for a virtual event, as opposed to a red carpet?
CE: This year's award season brings about a whole new set of constraints to think about. We're now accustomed to working in this virtual world through where we've learned to really lean into what's going to be shown to the viewer, which is the waist up. That's where accessories come in, since that's what the viewer's eye will be drawn to. This season, I'm favouring accessories that offer glam and comfort. I love the eyewear from Silhouette's Blend Collection because the frames are so lightweight and easy to wear with any makeup look or accessory.

PS: Can you tell us how many outfit changes we can expect to see Tina go through during the evening?
CE: There will most likely be a few outfit changes — something more than two.

PS: What are some brands you and Tina generally look to for events?
CE: Some brands we've worked with in the past include Stuart Weitzman, Michael Kors, Galvan, Jimmy Choo, and Cartier.

PS: Is it important for you to incorporate designers that are ethically and socially responsible?
CE: We love to support brands that are both ethically and socially responsible, and in tune to the climate of the world around us. It's important for us to consider these things when seeking designers or brands to work with.

PS: Heels for virtual events — yay or nay?
CE: It may not necessarily be a heel, but every look needs a great, thoughtful shoe to complete it. Being that red carpets look different these days, I think we will see a lot of personal style and individuality. People can express themselves exactly how they want to. We will see stilettos, combat boots, gowns, pajama sets, kilts — anything is possible!