On this week's worst-dressed list, many stars picked very unflattering fabrics. Courteney Cox flopped in an ill-fitting silk dress, while Gwen Stefani picked a material that reminded us of Christmas tree tinsel.
Things took an even more turn for the worse on the red carpet, as Octavia Spencer struggled with finding the proper fit and actress Anna Kendrick chose a dress that had way too much going on.
Check out our picks for worst-dressed of the week and let us know if you agree.
Lily Allen
There is way too much volume in this outfit. The pouffy sleeves, combined with the voluminous skirt, are making Allen appear much bigger than she is.
Evangeline Lily
Separately these pieces could have worked, but together they are flashy. It looks like she is auditioning for "A Night at the Roxbury."
Suzanne Somers
This material (and mustard color) is all kinds of unflattering. Somers' skin, hair and dress are all blending together, hardly doing the actress any favors.
Courteney Cox
Well, we aren't fans of the shape of this dress, the material or the fit. The baggy and asymmetrical silhouette are hardly becoming, and the sheen on the gown is blinding.
Anna Kendrick
The "Pitch Perfect" star's dress tried to incorporate too many elements at once. The floral pattern, sheer element and belted waist are all competing for our attention and muddling the look.
Chloe Grace Moretz
With a few minor tweaks, this dress could have been much better. First of all, the length is awkward, as it's cutting off her calves in a weird spot. We wish she had picked up the hemline and opted for more delicate shoes to help elongate her legs.
Octavia Spencer
We were shocked to see Spencer among worst-dressed celebs this week, as she usually hits it out of the park. However, this outfit isn't her best. This is absolutely too much black, the fit is weird (it's somewhere between tight and loose) and the length of the dress and ankle straps on her shoes shorten her legs.
Joy Bryant
We know that the former model can do better. This all-white ensemble is far too big and too long, reminding us it's always good to have a tailor we trust.
Padma Lakshmi
This dress looks like an optical illusion gone wrong. The pattern is way too busy to be worn head-to-toe and is making us cross-eyed.
Gwen Stefani
A gown this shiny should only be worn on stage in Las Vegas. It looks too much like a costume to be taken seriously on the red carpet.
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Worst-Dressed List: Fall 2013
Marion Cotillard(01 of122)
Orange and black is a tricky color combination to pull off without looking like Halloween decorations or a prisoner. Unfortunately, Cotillard managed to channel both in this oversized, unflattering dress. (credit:Getty Images)
Cate Blanchett(02 of122)
"The Hobbit" star just can't seem to get enough of the cape trend this year, though we're not exactly sure it's working for her. All the loose material up top and trailing down her back makes her look bigger than she is, and her overly large and sparkly statement necklace cheapens the ensemble. (credit:Getty Images)
Christina Applegate(03 of122)
This color does nothing for her complexion, her makeup is too heavy and the silhouette is in need of a deep-V or a higher hemline to break up all the fabric. We know that Applegate can do better. (credit:FilmMagic)
Sheryl Crow(04 of122)
She looks like a 13-year-old going to a bar mitzvah. The color is way too much head-to-toe, especially on someone out of her teen years, and the silhouette is hardly sophisticated enough for an accomplished singer like Crow. (credit:FilmMagic)
Naya Rivera(05 of122)
There is such a thing as too much brown, and this look would be it. The "Glee" star could have benefited from bringing in another hue and perhaps wearing fewer fabrics -- the velvet, mesh and leather are a bit much all at once. (credit:FilmMagic)
Claire Danes (06 of122)
This dress is quite intricate and beautiful, but it's all wrong for the "Homeland" star. It seems overly precious for Danes. We would have much preferred to see her in a shorter version of this dress. (credit:Getty Images)
Dakota Fanning(07 of122)
We're not use to this fashion plate getting it wrong. Though the colors are actually quite nice on the young actress, the overly decorative sleeves and busy pattern are making this ensemble look costumey, especially with her Heidi braids. (credit:Getty Images)
Kristen Stewart(08 of122)
Her trousers are way too big and need to be tailored, and that brown sweater around her waist looks as if it's there to keep her pants from falling down. (credit:Getty Images)
Fergie(09 of122)
The color of this dress is all wrong for Fergie. The light yellow frock, combined with her fair complexion and blonde hair, are totally washing her out. Had she opted for a more saturated color and less severe shoulder pads, this outfit would have been much more successful. (credit:FilmMagic)
Evangeline Lilly(10 of122)
Lilly missed the mark in this color-block dress. The cowl neckline is making the gown look dated, while her blue eye shadow and messy updo aren't helping matters. (credit:WireImage)
Katy Perry (11 of122)
Hmm, not sure what's going on here. Though the color is beautiful on Perry, the cape and velvet dress are a little too Renaissance to be on a 21st century red carpet. (credit:FilmMagic)
Lady Gaga(12 of122)
We've come to expect weird and wacky things from Lady Gaga, but this is a little bizarre, even for her. Though 10-inch PVC platforms and unflattering bronzer have become de rigueur for the pop star, that Mona Lisa cape left us... speechless. (credit:FilmMagic)
Marion Cotillard(13 of122)
The French actress consistently makes the best-dressed list, but this week her ensemble was all over the place. Between the embellished bodice, white netting, houndstooth print clutch and dark burgundy lip, we're not sure where to look first. (credit:Getty Images)
Rita Ora(14 of122)
Ora's black and white fur coat and red lipstick are making her look a lot like Cruella de Vil. And her massive gold headpiece and zebra print sandals make this outfit look even more like a costume. (credit:Getty Images)
Sienna Miller (15 of122)
This dress is all kinds of wrong. First of all, it doesn't fit. It's too big through the body, making Miller look sloppy. The necklace is also too heavy for the delicate neckline of her gown, not to mention the entire ensemble is in desperate need of a good steam. (credit:UK Press via Getty Images)
Christina Ricci (16 of122)
The top of Ricci's dress doesn't mesh well with the bottom half. The tri-color bodice looks out of place against the animal print and is making the outfit more complicated than it needs to be. (credit:Getty Images)
Amy Adams (17 of122)
Had Adams got rid of the sheer panel at the bottom of her dress, this look would have never made it onto this list. (credit:WireImage)
Cindy Crawford(18 of122)
Clearly, it was a rough week for supermodels. This black dress isn't doing Crawford any favors. The material is hardly flattering, especially in the bust area, and the shoulder cut-outs are making the arms of the dress look funny. (credit:Getty Images)
Allison Williams(19 of122)
The top half of Williams' dress is stunning (as is her hair and makeup), but the bottom half is where she loses us. She is wearing way too much tulle and kind of resembles a cake topper. (credit:WireImage)
Linda Evangelista (20 of122)
Well, we know the supermodel can do much better than this. The canary yellow dress paired with those stark black tights is a little jarring, while the frock itself is aging her. We also wish she hadn't gone with such a severe bun or that sparkly headband, it's competing with the pattern on her dress. (credit:Getty Images)
Jennifer Lawrence(21 of122)
This dress seems all wrong for the down-to-earth actress. The extremely fashion-forward gown doesn't jive with her style and we have to say, we are sick to death of the sheer trend. If her ensemble had been lined, it could have been a home run. (credit:FilmMagic)
Toni Braxton(22 of122)
The worst part of this ensemble has to be the shoes -- the red satin pumps cheapen the look. And the print is also a little off, it looks blurry or something. (credit:FilmMagic)
Kate Bosworth(23 of122)
Bosworth's dress looks like a straight jacket gone wrong. The straps all over the frock are confusing, while the combination of beige and white is washing her out. (credit:FilmMagic)
Naomi Judd(24 of122)
We understand that she's at holiday event, but dressing in theme isn't necessary. The top-to-bottom sheen on the dress, plus its silhouette, is aging the country singer. (credit:Getty Images)
Jena Malone(25 of122)
The floor-length, embellished dress with the sheer paneling is a lot all at once. One wrong move in this outfit and there is a guaranteed wardrobe malfunction. (credit:Getty Images)
Hayley Atwell(26 of122)
Atwell seems to be a little too full-busted to wear this dress. The feathers and embellishments are hardly covering what needs to be covered, while her red lipstick is too harsh for the delicate gown. (credit:WireImage)
Zosia Mamet (27 of122)
There are numerous things that are wrong with this ensemble. The color is washing out the fair-skinned actress, while the fit seems to be off. We also wish the gown wasn't dragging on the floor -- it looks sloppy. (credit:FilmMagic)
L'Wren Scott(28 of122)
This outfit is definitely referencing another era, we're just not sure which. The turtleneck, combined with the long coat and loose-fitting pants are slightly Victorian, but we're confused on how the metallic shoes and burgundy headband fit in. (credit:UK Press via Getty Images)
Michelle Dockery(29 of122)
Sheer + Leather + Lace + Feathers + Vinyl appliqué = Too much. (credit:WireImage)
Claire Danes(30 of122)
Red is a great color on the "Homeland" star, but the shape of the jacket is making her shoulders look much broader than they are. And that heavy eyeliner has got to go, it's too dark for her features. (credit:Getty Images)
Rooney Mara(31 of122)
If "The Jetsons" designed evening gowns, this is what they might look like. Though we applaud Mara for taking a fashion risk, this one is a little out there. The sheer panel at the bottom of her dress combined with the weird shoulder piece is muddling what could have been a gorgeous little white dress. (credit:WireImage)
Katy Perry(32 of122)
We're not sure whether it's the color or the material of this dress that's so ruining the look -- maybe it's both. The sheen on the gown and the seafoam hue make the "Roar" singer look like "The Little Mermaid," and the ruching on the shoulders is bizarre. (credit:WireImage)
Jennifer Lawrence (33 of122)
While the whole world is up in arms about her Lawrence's pixie cut, we are up in arms over this dress. The loose white material isn't so bad, however, the large amounts of draping material on the back of her dress is. This gown might have worked had it been all white, but the wide panel of multi-colored embellishment is throwing us off. (credit:WireImage)
Ashanti(34 of122)
We're sick of the sheer trend. This is way too distracting, especially with the weird pattern that is barely hiding what needs to be hidden. (credit:FilmMagic)
Kelly Rowland(35 of122)
The ruffle at her waist line is making the singer's gown look costumey, while the full skirt looks a lot like a duvet cover. (credit:FilmMagic )
Candice Swanepoel(36 of122)
We understand that the model has a rocking bod, but there is no need to show it off all at once. Her dress is too severe and so is her updo. She should have ditched the body chain, let down her hair and lengthened the hemline on her frock for a more successful outfit. (credit:WireImage)
Alessandra Ambrosio(37 of122)
Red leather can be extremely sexy, but not here. Though we don't mind the top half of the model's outfit, it's the bottom half we are having serious issues with. The leather strips near her crotch seem a little S&M for the red carpet, as does that studded triangle detail. (credit:WireImage)
Suki Waterhouse(38 of122)
We are obsessed with light pink right now, but this is not the right way to wear it. The actress desperately needs to show some skin, as this gown looks matronly otherwise. Had she gone for a sleeveless dress, or a lower neckline, this ensemble would be a winner. (credit:FilmMagic)
Sigourney Weaver(39 of122)
Weaver's dress could have been a little more flattering (perhaps had she gone with a slimmer fitting skirt), but it's the drab accessories that ruin this look. We can barely see her black clutch as it's blending in with her gown. (credit:FilmMagic)
Elle Fanning(40 of122)
Fanning is usually one of our red carpet favorites, but not this week. It looks like she is wearing a dress over a button-down shirt that's bunched up around her waist. Her shoes are too chunky for the outfit, and we wish she had put a little more effort into her 'do. (credit:FimMagic)
Lena Dunham(41 of122)
We really wish Dunham had picked a black dress with a more flattering fit. It's far too droopy in the bust area, making her look bigger than she is, while the cinched-in waist needs to be about half of an inch to one inch higher to hit at her narrowest spot. The length is also bad, as it's shortening her legs. (credit:FilmMagic)
Elizabeth Olsen(42 of122)
This black sack-of-a-dress is simply hanging off of Olsen. And the citrus and black panels around her chest aren't helping to give her any kind of shape. (credit:Getty Images)
Zoe Saldana(43 of122)
We actually love this dress, but the green sleeves and contouring panels are throwing us off. We wish this had been an all-black gown, as it would have made it much sleeker and sexier. (credit:WireImage)
Amber Valletta(44 of122)
We're not sure where to start with this one. First of all, what is going on up top? We've got some mesh, we've got some feathers and we've got some sideboob. And it doesn't get better as you go down. Those pants are in serious need of a good steam. This look is way too busy and, quite frankly, a little scary. (credit:WireImage)
Olivia Palermo (45 of122)
Though we applaud Palermo's attempt at fringe, this outfit fell a little short. The fringe sprawled across her chest reminds us of cobwebs, and we're not sure why she opted to wear a statement necklace, as it's getting lost underneath her dress. (credit:Getty Images)
Iman(46 of122)
If you got rid of the top half of this dress, the bottom is not so bad. But the sheer bodice, combined with the oversized sleeves, is leaving a lot to be desired. It's such a shame because this lady is absolutely stunning. (credit:FilmMagic)
Sarah Jessica Parker(47 of122)
SJP, we know you can do better than this. We understand that you are the queen of kooky silhouettes and trends, but this isn't working. The bubblegum pink dress seems like a confused choice given the season, and the length of the frock is too long to be worn with tights -- it's shortening your legs. (credit:Getty Images)
Mary J Blige(48 of122)
Jumpsuits are a great alternative to a dress on the red carpet, but fit is crucial. Mary J. Blige's jumpsuit has a few major issues: The arms are too big, the crotch is too low and there is clearly excess material in the tummy region. Not even her belt could salvage this outfit. (credit:WireImage)
Naomie Harris(49 of122)
The "Skyfall" star is wearing an orange, drop crotch jumpsuit with a mesh bra poking out. Clearly she has a great figure, but this oversized onesie isn't doing anything to showcase that. (credit:WireImage)
Cate Blanchett(50 of122)
The main problem with this dress is the color. Camel does nothing for Blanchett's fair complexion, while we also question such a casual jersey material for a red carpet event. (credit:Getty Images)
Rita Ora(51 of122)
What a frightful sight! It looks like the singer is wearing a cotton ball -- there is far too much volume in the dress. (credit:Getty Images)
Lucy Hale(52 of122)
This dress does nothing for the "Pretty Little Liars" star, and it sort of just hangs off of her body. The colors aren't great together and the length of the gown makes the petite actress look even smaller. Had she opted for a shorter hemline and perhaps a different pattern, this ensemble could have been a winner. (credit:Getty Images)
Karlie Kloss(53 of122)
We are all aware of how naturally stunning the supermodel looks, but this dress isn't doing her any favors. A baggy leather dress is an oxymoron, as the fabric doesn't drape well nor does it fit perfectly against the body. (credit:FilmMagic)
Coco Rocha(54 of122)
This dress could have been nice, had she fixed the sleeves. The extra material around her arms is bizarre and looks like it needs to be tailored. (credit:Getty Images)
Queen Latifah(55 of122)
Color blocking can be instantly slimming, if done properly. However, Queen Latifah didn't follow the rules here. Had the talk show host switched the colors around, making the accents bronze and the main body of the dress black, she would have walked away a winner. (credit:FilmMagic )
Krysten Ritter(56 of122)
We know she had good intentions, but the execution was wrong. The matching top and skirt is overly sweet in this pastel purple shade, while the sheen on the material is making her outfit look cheap. Ritter should have also opted for strappy sandals, as this shiny, clunky pair is weighing down her ensemble. (credit:Getty Images)
Maria Sharapova(57 of122)
The tennis champion needs to put a slip on -- we're sick of seeing undergarments on the red carpet. (credit:FilmMagic)
Michelle Trachtenberg(58 of122)
An LBD gone wrong is a sad thing. This dress had potential, but something about it is too heavy. Perhaps it's the thick straps, or the voluminous skirt, or the chunky shoes (or maybe all three?). But one thing is for sure, this ensemble is in need of something to lighten it up. (credit:Getty Images)
Kelly Ripa(59 of122)
Ripa went with a bad material and a bad silhouette this week. Not only is the maxi dress doing nothing for her petite frame, but the silk material is in desperate need of a steam. (credit:WireImage)
Ciara(60 of122)
We're all for cut-outs, but this is taking things a little far. Not only does the singer's dress look dangerously close to a wardrobe malfunction, but the fact that she is basically wearing a bathing suit on the red carpet isn't making it hard for us to put her on the worst-dressed list. (credit:Getty Images)
Naomi Watts(61 of122)
If you're going to wear an oversized item, it should be balanced out by something more form-fitting, so your outfit doesn't skew sloppy. Here, Watts made the mistake of wearing a baggy top and skirt, which made her appear bigger than she is. (credit:FilmMagic)
Jessica Paré(62 of122)
At first we assumed this was a Halloween costume, but it turns out, it's not. We're unsure exactly what material her ruffle-front blouse is made out of, but it resembles a garbage bag. We also wish she hadn't picked a purple sparkly skirt -- there is too much going on in this ensemble. (credit:Getty Images)
Courteney Cox(63 of122)
Well, we aren't fans of the shape of this dress, the material or the fit. The baggy and asymmetrical silhouette are hardly becoming, and the sheen on the gown is blinding. (credit:WireImage)
Anna Kendrick(64 of122)
The "Pitch Perfect" star's dress tried to incorporate too many elements at once. The floral pattern, sheer element and belted waist are all competing for our attention and muddling the look. (credit:WireImage)
Evangeline Lily(65 of122)
Separately these pieces could have worked, but together they are flashy. It looks like she is auditioning for "A Night at the Roxbury." (credit:Getty Images)
Gwen Stefani (66 of122)
A gown this shiny should only be worn on stage in Las Vegas. It looks too much like a costume to be taken seriously on the red carpet. (credit:FilmMagic)
Chloe Grace Moretz(67 of122)
With a few minor tweaks, this dress could have been much better. First of all, the length is awkward, as it's cutting off her calves in a weird spot. We wish she had picked up the hemline and opted for more delicate shoes to help elongate her legs. (credit:Getty Images)
Joy Bryant(68 of122)
We know that the former model can do better. This all-white ensemble is far too big and too long, reminding us it's always good to have a tailor we trust. (credit:FilmMagic)
Octavia Spencer (69 of122)
We were shocked to see Spencer among worst-dressed celebs this week, as she usually hits it out of the park. However, this outfit isn't her best. This is absolutely too much black, the fit is weird (it's somewhere between tight and loose) and the length of the dress and ankle straps on her shoes shorten her legs. (credit:WireImage)
Suzanne Somers(70 of122)
This material (and mustard color) is all kinds of unflattering. Somers' skin, hair and dress are all blending together, hardly doing the actress any favors. (credit:WireImage)
Lily Allen(71 of122)
There is way too much volume in this outfit. The pouffy sleeves, combined with the voluminous skirt, are making Allen appear much bigger than she is. (credit:WireImage)
Padma Lakshmi(72 of122)
This dress looks like an optical illusion gone wrong. The pattern is way too busy to be worn head-to-toe and is making us cross-eyed. (credit:FilmMagic)
Olivia Munn (73 of122)
This shade of yellow is really highlighting Olivia's strange orange skin. Next time the star has a bad fake tan, she should go with a neutralizing color, not a fluorescent. (credit:WireImage)
Amy Adams(74 of122)
This is a great dress, but not on Adams. The color is washing her out, and the top is a little too revealing -- a quick trip to the tailor would have been in her best interest. (credit:FilmMagic)
Olivia Wilde(75 of122)
We love the top half of Wilde's outfit. That white shirt is so crisp and her minimal makeup does her gorgeous features justice. But those pants are way too wide and desperately need to be tailored (and ideally, not on the ground). (credit:Getty Images)
Jenny McCarthy(76 of122)
We understand what McCarthy was trying to do here (channel her inner sexy librarian), but this outfit falls short. First of all, her skirt is in desperate need of a good steam and her sweater should have been tucked into her skirt, so the belt around her waist could have created a clean line. We also think the gloves should have been much more snug -- their loose nature combined with her oversized sweater is making her arms look bigger than they are. (credit:FilmMagic)
Ciara(77 of122)
Thigh-high boots are huge right now, but it's important that they're styled carefully so they don't look too costumey. Here, Ciara mistakenly paired her boots with a loud sequined yellow skirt and a hooded top, which is something Big Bird might wear on Halloween. (credit:WireImage)
Myleene Klass(78 of122)
The English singer needs a lining in her dress. Not only is it too sheer for comfort, but her maxi dress is so long, it's dragging, making the star appear shorter. (credit:WireImage)
Eliza Doolittle(79 of122)
Well, this doesn't look like the Eliza Doolittle we fell in love with in "My Fair Lady." There is just way too much skin here. Something needs to be left to the imagination. (credit:WireImage)
Rita Ora(80 of122)
Well, this is plaid overload. Separately, these pieces could have potentially worked, but all together it's too much. (credit:Getty Images)
Georgia May Jagger(81 of122)
Though we all loved the '80s, this is taking it a little far. Jagger desperately needed a modern element in her ensemble to bring this look into the 21st century, and her super teased hair, blue eyeshadow and sequined dress, aren't helping her achieve that goal. (credit:Getty Images)
Laura Whitmore(82 of122)
This is an LBD gone bad. The biggest issue here is the tulle material that extends from her tummy to her neck -- she looks like a gift basket. (credit:Getty Images)
Rita Wilson (83 of122)
If we ignore the weird firework embellishment on her side, we're left with an ill-fitting black dress. It looks like a sack on her body, and the dress is in deep need of a lower or higher hemline to breakup all the material.October 9th, London (credit:UK Press via Getty Images)
Jennifer Lopez (84 of122)
It's clear that J.Lo likes to take risks (we all remember that Versace number), but this dress was a swing and a miss. Lopez has the amazing figure to pull it off, but the velvet panels and weird vine like embellishments make it look like something is creeping up her body.October 5th, Washington (credit:Getty Images)
Drew Barrymore (85 of122)
There is an art to wearing a jumpsuit, and this isn't it. Barrymore made the mistake of going loose all over and picking a childish print. A little tailoring and a sophisticated pattern could have done wonders for the star.October 7th, Los Angeles (credit: NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images)
Chloe Grace Moretz(86 of122)
Well, this is a shocker. The 16-year-old fashion plate almost always gets it right, but not this week. We wish the green color was a little more saturated to stand out against her fair features, and the bizarre print and lace detailing seem haphazard and sloppy.October 7th, Los Angeles (credit:FilmMagic)
Miley Cyrus (87 of122)
Oh, Miley. It's becoming increasingly difficult for you to shock us. Though her ripped jeans are offensive, it's her star-shaped pasties under her white shirt that make us the most uncomfortable.October 8th, New York City (credit:FilmMagic)
Michelle Dockery(88 of122)
We'll admit, the shape of this dress is lovely on the "Downton Abbey" actress, but the pattern is unflattering. The floral print paired with the basket weave panels don't seem to pair well with the elegant silhouette of the gown.October 7th, Macau (credit:ChinaFotoPress via Getty Images)
Nicole Kidman (89 of122)
We like the bones of Kidman's dress, but the orange shawl sleeves are totally throwing us off. They are making her gown look like a can-can girl costume.October 7th, Macau (credit:ChinaFotoPress via Getty Images)
Sienna Miller (90 of122)
It looks like the "Foxcatcher" star threw together some fabric to make this dress. The stark white color combined with the poor fit and wrinkled material are hardly becoming.October 8th, London (credit:FlimMagic)
Ashley Madekwe(91 of122)
This reminds us of a young child's art project. The organza dress could have been beautiful, but the various layers look as if they were stuck onto the dress at the last minute.October 5th, Los Angeles (credit:Getty Images)
Anna Kendrick(92 of122)
We're aware that fringe is back, but we're not so sure about this look. Though we're fans of the pointy-toe shoes, the dress is far too busy. Between the embellishments and the cut-outs, there is too much going on.London, September 14th (credit:Getty)
Hilary Rhoda (93 of122)
The Estée Lauder model looks like she's in a Grecian goddess costume with the white and gold fabric, one-shouldered cut and exposed tummy.New York City, September 12 (credit:Getty)
Joan Smalls(94 of122)
With all the gorgeous dresses this model wears on the runway, you'd think she would have had a better pick of the litter. What's hurting this outfit is the fabric of the dress -- it's very wrinkled, which is distracting. Her shoes are also the wrong choice, as they are far too heavy for the delicate strapless frock.New York, September 12th (credit:Getty)
Scarlett Johansson(95 of122)
The fit is off on the "Don Jon" actresss' dress. It's too big in the bust area. She should have gotten it properly tailored to her body, as it could have been a winner.New York, September 12th (credit:Getty)
Winona Ryder(96 of122)
The main issue with Ryder's outfit is the length of her dress. It's hitting her leg at an awkward spot and making her appear shorter. We also aren't fans of the black cardigan -- it looks like a last minute addition. Had she opted for a faux-fur shawl, she could have really amped up the ensemble.New York, September 12th (credit:Getty)
Julianne Hough(97 of122)
The dancer/actress is a victim of wearing too many trends at once: She's got a bow, lace detailing and a sheer element, which are all competing for our attention.New York, September 12th (credit:Getty)
Daphne Guinness(98 of122)
Guinness, a respected artist and style icon, went overboard in this all-silver ensemble. (It even matches her iPod!) The shiny material is making her look like the Tin Man from "The Wizard of Oz" -- we wish she had thrown in another color to break up the look.London, September 14th (credit:Getty)
Kerry Washington(99 of122)
What happened to this super stylish star? Clearly, she's on vacation, because there is nothing about this dress that works. From the multiple tiers and ruffles, to the hip-expanding skirt and stark white pumps, it's clear that Washington's head was not in the game when she got dressed.North Hollywood, September 17th (credit:Getty)
Nicole Richie(100 of122)
Though we love the idea of a turtleneck dress, this one is all wrong. The floral print is too extreme to be used foor a maxi dress, and those cheetah print loafers are too casual for the red carpet.Glendale, September 17th (credit:Getty)
Cate Blanchett(101 of122)
A cape on the red carpet is tricky to pull off without it looking costumey, and here, the black color and bronze detailing aren't helping. It also looks like the gown is falling off Blanchett because the arm slits are so low.London, September 17th (credit:Getty)
Blake Lively(102 of122)
Okay, what happened here? First of all, this sparkly drop-waist jumpsuit is all wrong on the young star -- where are the sexy dresses we are used to seeing her in? The biggest issue here is fit. The pants are far too large and the trim on the top is making this ensemble look like a gymnastics leotard.Milan, September 19th (credit:Getty)
Kate Bosworth(103 of122)
Bosworth's outfit is in desperate need of some tailoring. The pants are far too long, her top is bunching in weird spots and that bizarre body chain needs to be removed, immediately.Catalina Island, September 21st (credit:Getty)
Anna Faris(104 of122)
This color is all wrong for Faris' complexion. Her jumpsuit is blending into her skin tone and totally washing her out.Los Angeles, September 21st (credit:Getty)
Brooke Shields(105 of122)
This shade of brown is hardly becoming on the former model. We also aren't wild about the silhouette. It's in desperate need of a slit or a lower neckline to break up all the material. And don't even get us started on that weird cape.New York, September 23rd (credit:Getty)
Nicole Kidman(106 of122)
The print on Kidman's dress isn't awful, but wearing it head-to-toe is. It looks like a beach cover-up. Had she picked a more modern silhouette, this ensemble would have been brought into the 21st century.Qingdao, September 22nd (credit:Getty)
Pamela Anderson(107 of122)
We appreciate that Anderson covered up for once, but this is extreme. The loose, long dress is giving her no shape, while the lace detailing reminds us of a night gown.Berlin, September 24th (credit:Getty)
Mischa Barton(108 of122)
There are a few things that are wrong with this outfit. For starters, her black dress does not fit properly. It is way too big in the stomach area, creating extra bulk, while that feather purse looks like she brought a dead animal onto the red carpet.New York, September 23rd (credit:Getty)
Pippa Middleton(109 of122)
This look screams Las Vegas, not British high-society. Between the teal plumage, embellished neckline and matchy-matchy pumps, it's clear that Pips needs a new stylist.London, September 24th (credit:Getty)
Heather Graham(110 of122)
We want to like this dress, but something is off. Maybe it's the color or perhaps it's the long feather train, but one way or another, all we can think of is "The Little Mermaid."New York, September 23rd (credit:Getty)
Rachel Roy(111 of122)
We understand what the fashion designer was trying to do here, but there are a few problems with execution. While we love the white skirt, we wish its hemline was a little higher to elongate her legs and to help balance out her extremely bulky top.New York, September 23rd (credit:Getty)
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Rita Ora(113 of122)
We're well aware that plaid is back, but wearing any trend head-to-toe can be overwhelming. We're also not sure why she opted for a backwards baseball cap, it doesn't seem to fit with her tartan theme. London, October 2nd (credit:Getty)
Katy Perry(114 of122)
Okay, is this a new trend we aren't aware of? Layering tops underneath dresses? It appears as though Katy Perry put a billowy black blouse underneath her sleek strapless gown. Had she lost the velvet mockneck, her look could have been stunning.Paris, October 1st (credit:Getty)
Kate Upton(115 of122)
It looks like the Sports Illustrated model is wearing one dress on top of another. Had she just stuck with the sleeveless lace frock on top, this easily could have been best-dressed material.Paris, October 1st (credit:Getty)
Coco Rocha(116 of122)
Unless she is going to a "True Blood" themed party, this outfit doesn't work. Her fair complexion paired with that dark lipstick and her white satin suit is giving us serious vampire vibes.Paris, September 29th (credit:Getty)
Christina Hendricks(117 of122)
This dress is criminal. It does nothing to show off her famous curves and the busy print is making her look bigger than she is.Beverly Hills, September 29th (credit:Getty)
Bella Thorne(118 of122)
Is she wearing a sheer T-shirt? A Dress? And pants? It seems like this "Shake It Up" star couldn't decide on what to wear, so she ended up putting on all her clothes (à la Joey Tribbiani). Sometimes it's necessary to edit, Bella.Hollywood, September 27th (credit:Getty)
Chloe Bridges(119 of122)
The "Carrie Diaries" star would have been smart to pick a different shade of pink, as this one is washing her out. It also would have been a good idea to get her pants tailored because they are simply too long and too lose. And don't even get us started on that cape...New York, September 28th (credit:Getty)
Kim Kardashian(120 of122)
Kim K. is really out and about these days, and she isn't afraid to bare some skin. We wish her top had a little more coverage, as her ample cleavage is distracting us from everything else.Paris, September 29th (credit:Getty)
Oliva Palermo(121 of122)
Now we know Palermo can do better than this. The fashion plate usually hits it out of the park, but this voluminous skirt belongs at the ballet. Her outfit is also in desperate need of some balance -- a sleeveless top or a crop top would have broken up the fullness of the skirt.France, September 27th (credit:Getty)
Eva Longoria(122 of122)
This dress is a little too sheer for comfort. All the tiers combined with the bright pink color make Eva look like a Barbie cake topper.Hollywood, September 28th (credit:Getty)