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The Beverly Hilton Hotel was chock-full of A-listers Sunday evening for the 2025 Golden Globes<\/a>, but one star was particularly easy to spot in the crowd: Jeremy Strong<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The Succession<\/em> alum<\/a>, who was nominated at the ceremony<\/a> for his performance in Donald Trump<\/strong> biopic The Apprentice<\/em><\/a>, took monochromatic power dressing to a new level in a custom plush velvet Loro Piana look in a striking shade of jade, that featured a single-button notch-lapel jacket, slim tailored trousers, a baby cashmere turtleneck knit, and a coordinating bucket hat. Strong, who was styled by Warren Alfie Baker<\/strong> and chose the striking shade from a selection of swatches sent by Loro Piana, really committed to his headwear, never removing it during the ceremony. It wasn\u2019t just because he thought the bucket hat was cool, reps for Strong told Vanity Fair<\/em>: There\u2019s a bit of a hair situation right now.<\/p>\n An unnamed source told Page Six<\/a> that Strong opted for the headwear because his hair is currently \u201cwild-looking,\u201d which Strong\u2019s team confirmed and explained to VF<\/em>. Strong is currently filming the Bruce Springsteen<\/strong> biopic Deliver Me From Nowhere<\/em><\/a>, in which Jeremy Allen White<\/strong> plays The Boss and Strong portrays Jon Landau<\/strong>, the musician\u2019s longtime manager.<\/p>\n \u201cHis hair is not his own right now so he had Loro Piana create this custom velvet bucket hat for the Globes,\u201d Strong\u2019s rep told VF<\/em>.<\/p>\n