Here’s who we think will take top honors at the Golden Globes 2015.

Okay, so a good chunk of us are watching the Golden Globes 2015 to secretly pretend we’re partying it up with Tina and Amy, but there’s also the big question who’s going to win. Reese or Julianne? Will “Orange Is The New Black” get snubbed again? I can’t believe we have to wait until Sunday to find out. Does anyone else feel like it’s forever from now?

To tide you over, here are our officially unofficial predictions for the Golden Globes 2015:

Best Motion Picture – Drama
“Boyhood”

There are a ton of amazing movies nominated this year, but based on the awards-season obsession with this motion pic so far, I’ve got a good feeling the obsession will continue.

Best Actor – Drama
Eddie Redmayne, “The Theory of Everything”

There is some serious competition in this category, but Eddie’s performance as Stephen Hawking was mindblowing.

Best Actress – Drama
Julianne Moore, “Still Alice”

It’s hard to say where they’ll go with the fabulous actress nominees this year, but I’m hoping it’s finally Julianne’s turn. She’s been nominated five times for her film work and hasn’t won once. (To which I say, WTF?) In “Still Alice,” she plays a professor diagnosed with early on-set Alzheimer’s.

Best Motion Picture – Comedy/Musical
“Birdman”

“Birdman” is in the lead this year with seven nominations so I feel like they’re the top contender for this nod – though I’m not one to ever write off a musical.

Best Actor – Comedy/Musical
Michael Keaton, “Birdman”

Who doesn’t love a big comeback? But it’ll be his multi-layered performance that will send the former Batman straight up to the podium.

Best Actress – Comedy/Musical
Emily Blunt, “Into The Woods”

Not going to lie, I’m not the biggest fan of musicals. (The thought of people just randomly bursting into song freaks me out.) That being said, I’m such a huge fan of Blunt. But should Moore sweep both acting categories, I wouldn’t be heartbroken either.

Best TV Series – Drama
“The Good Wife”

I feel like this category is going to be a toss-up between “The Good Wife” and “The Affair,” who had an explosive first season. I’m leaning toward “The Good Wife” because of how insanely impressed I am with its current season – everyone from the writers to the actors has kicked things up about 20 notches.

Best Actor – Drama Series
Kevin Spacey, “House of Cards”

Now that Brian Cranston’s out of the running, I feel like it’s Spacey’s turn to bust out his acceptance speech. That being said, I wouldn’t put it past them to choose Dominic West of “The Affair,” either. The show itself, and his performance, is out of this stratosphere.

Best Actress – Drama Series
Viola Davis, “How to Get Away With Murder”

This one isn’t a prediction. It’s a fact.

Best TV Series – Comedy/Musical
“Orange Is The New Black”

Like I said, last year they were robbed. Enough is enough.

Best Actor – Comedy/Musical
Jeffrey Tambor, “Transparent”

One, I love love love love love Jeffrey Tambor. Two, he’s received so much buzz for his role as a man who comes out to his family as transgender that it’s impossible not to predict him the winner.

Best Actress – Comedy/Musical
Julia Louis-Dreyfus, “VEEP”

Julia hasn’t won a Golden Globe since ’94 for Elaine Benes (I bet her dancing is what sealed the deal), so call me hopeful. If it’s not Julia, then it better be Taylor Schilling for “Orange Is The New Black.” Just saying.

What are your Golden Globes 2015 predictions?

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Nature-Inspired Tones

Maybe it’s because we don’t want to stand out as much, maybe it’s because the sun is no longer our greatest friend and we’re paler. Whatever the case may be, the front part of 2009 will be inspired by nature and all her subtle tones. If you favor fall’s jewel tones, don’t let this trend bring you down; there are lots of other trends listed here to incorporate and spice it up. (Image: Filly Designs)

Grecian

Gauge this one by how 2009 brought in award show knockouts for the People’s Choice Awards and the Golden Globes where half the starlets were floating down the red carpet with off the shoulder numbers. 2009 will definitely be the year to show skin. This might also be the year you really start utilizing the OnDemand free exercise programs or at least walking the dog faster. (Image: My It Things)

Folk Dresses and Blouses

Once upon a time there was a little pixie who slept on a bed of moss and drank droplets of rain”¦well, you might just feel that way slipping into this trend but more mature.

While bold, Russian inspired embroidery catered to the fashionable palates of 2008, folksy dresses and tops with fringe, beading, tassel and ample space to show your décolletage make us whinny with delight in 2009 and run for push up bras to force the issue. (Image: Johnny Was)

Shoes

According to Miss Meghan, shoe expert, TV personality and author of The Perfect Fit, shoes are getting higher and higher:

– “Platforms are going higher – Louboutin unveiled an 8 inch heel this fall, and while platforms might not get that high across the board, platforms are definitely here to stay.”

– “Designers are focusing on the heel – this has been prevalent among high-end innovative designers like Prada, Miu Miu and Giuseppe Zanotti for two seasons now, and we will see it trickle down into the mass market brands as well in a bigger way.”

– “We saw purple in Milan last fall, and we will see it in an even bigger way this spring.” (Image: Melissa)

Cutaway Clothes and Sheer Paneling

Hold on to you 80s Apollonia (see Prince and Purple Rain for reference). I saw this creeping in slowly last year and here it is, begging us to oblige. Narcisco Rodriguez’s spring/summer 2009 collection is loaded with it and smaller designers are catching on too. Tip? Make sure the skin you show is ready for its close-up. (Image: Style.com)

Bigger, Bolder, Much More Funky Jewelry

Chunky stones, big pearls, strands of gold, eclectic charms and probably way too heavy earrings rule the roost. Anything that doesn’t just sit quietly and glimmer. Personally, I love big cocktail rings and strands of necklaces so sign me on for this trend.

As I go on writing I want to impart my wish for you to not incorporate all these looks together or it will be your fashion demise. (Image: Angel Court)

Really Distressed Jeans

When I first heard about this trend by a local boutique owner I was horrified. Ripped jeans? Come on! But it’s true, distressed, ripped, frayed and torn jeans are everywhere this year but they have to be showing skin in just the right areas: the upper thigh and just below/above the knee are preferred. Skip too much rear exposure.

Just when you wanted to make shorts out of them”¦

(Image: Thrashed Jeans)

Nature-Inspired Accessories

Feathers, butterflies and and recycled wood grace our fingers, heads and chests. While the idea of getting back to nature has never been more prevalent (very transcendental), fashion begins to reflect our innermost desire: to value the simple things.

Wood nymphs beware.

I could go on. Harem pants, the art of color blocking, crumpled fabrics and space suits”¦

(Image: Moth Love)

Why don’t we all take a deep breath and think about where we live, how much we go out, what our lifestyles are truly like and how often we’d need a spacesuit for dinner with friends before we buy. As the year goes on, stay tuned to see how sustainable designers and boutiques will support these trends and how you can support them.

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