Margaret’s Golden Globes look was inspired by the one and only Audrey Hepburn. Take a look at the Harper’s Bazaar article and pre-event photos by Tony Wilson!

HARPER’S BAZAAR – The Substance star’s silk Chanel gown evoked Old Hollywood glamour with a modern touch
When it came time to settle on an outfit to commemorate the start of awards season, Margaret Qualley looked to Old Hollywood—along with her best friend, Lana Del Rey—for a bit of sartorial inspiration.

The actor was nominated at the 2025 Golden Globes for Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture: Musical or Comedy for her role as Sue in the body horror film The Substance. The Coralie Fargeat–helmed feature, which Qualley stars in alongside Demi Moore, has dominated the cultural conversation since its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival last year for its unabashed approach to unattainable beauty standards and the societal pressures surrounding aging. The two stars instantly went viral during the televised ceremony when they presented an award together, sending social media into a flurry to see Sue and Elisabeth Sparkle side by side once again. It’s safe to say that The Substance is already a certified modern feminist classic.

“I mean, it all feels totally surreal,” Qualley tells Harper’s Bazaar of her Golden Globe nomination. “To be nominated tonight alongside these incredible women is such an honor, and sharing this night with Demi makes it all the more special. She is the most deserving, and I truly wouldn’t be here tonight without her.”

And of course, you can’t craft vintage glamour without looking to the greats, which meant one of Hollywood’s most celebrated actresses ultimately found her way onto Qualley’s mood board for the night.

“[We looked at] those photos of Audrey Hepburn holding a little deer in a gown,” she says. “And I was like … yeah!”
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