News Awards & Events Golden Globes It Took 300 Hours to Make Anya Taylor-Joy's Golden Globes Dress Take a look behind-the-scenes at how the design was stitched together. By Samantha Sutton Samantha Sutton Instagram Samantha is InStyle's senior fashion editor. She joined the brand in 2019 and oversees the site's fashion coverage, including trend reporting, fashion exclusives, celebrity style interviews, and Fashion Week coverage. InStyle's editorial guidelines Published on March 1, 2021 @ 05:00PM Pin Share Tweet Email Photo: Sami Drasin They say all good things take time, so it's no surprise that Anya Taylor-Joy's Golden Globes gown wasn't made in a day. When the actress accepted her award for Best Actress in a Limited Series/TV Movie, her green Dior Haute Couture ensemble was on full display, and the mere sight gave us goosebumps. Sultry, shiny, sexy — it was perfectly styled by Law Roach, who added a bit of glitz and glam with some Tiffany & Co. jewels. But, according to Dior, the whole creation process wasn't easy: The custom-made Maria Grazia Chiuri design actually took 300 hours to sew and stitch together. Anya Taylor-Joy Celebrated Her Globes Win With a Dramatic Princess Gown Of course, it wasn't just the lurex dress that required piecing together. There was the matching cape, too, and that draped bust and sheath that required some extra attention. Three different people worked to made this dream a reality, but the end result was well worth all that time. Taylor-Joy gave us old Hollywood vibes, and we immediately knew she deserved a spot on our best-dressed list. Take a look at the whole process, ahead, then check out the detail on Gillian Anderson's dress, which was also made by Dior. Courtesy of Sophie Carre Courtesy of Sophie Carre Courtesy of Sophie Carre Courtesy of Sophie Carre Courtesy of Sophie Carre Courtesy of Sophie Carre Courtesy of Sophie Carre Courtesy of Sophie Carre Courtesy of Sophie Carre Courtesy of Sophie Carre Courtesy of Dior Sami Drasin