While we adore those who look impeccable on the red carpet and for the Oscars, we can’t help but sigh over those who did fail to dress to impress.
Worst Dressed Celebrities For Oscars 2016
Celebs who did not look as good for the 88th Academy Awards revealed here!
Not everyone is a winner at the Oscars – even in the fashion department. Either overly done, or a matter of wrong choice of gown, look or color, some celebs failed to impress everyone on that event. Let’s take a look – and cringe – at the Academy Award‘s worst sights to see.
Heidi Klum
We just don’t understand what the dress is trying to pull off. Even the best models have faux pax moments, we learned.
Whoopi Goldberg
The gown isn’t as flattering as everyone wished it would be.
Sofia Vergara
This number looked too somber its dry for a pretty face.
Jennifer Jason Leigh
When comfort is compromised, even the style cannot give justice. Jennifer Jason Leigh seemed uncomfortable in this Marchesa dress, which was a nice gown, by the way.
Kerry Washington
There’s just too much going on you can think the pieces are from two different types of clothing. The Atelier Versace gown seemed like a road map or something. Nice color though.
Julianne Moore
We think that Julianne Moore‘s embellishments on her Chanel gown and heavy earrings look a little bit too much.
Reese Witherspoon
It looks like Reese Witherspoon‘s gown looked a bit awkward — around the bust.
Sandy Powell
Costume designer, Sandy Powell, channelled her inner Bowie in this metallic green power suit matched with a bright orange hair. Unfortunately, onlookers said it bore a striking resemblance to Jim Carrey’s Riddler.
Jacqueline West
This shapeless black gown did nothing to designer, Jacqueline West’s figure.
Amy Poehler
This boldly-patterned gown is just not the right fit for a petite lady like Amy Poehler.
Alicia Vinkander
Alicia Vikander is channelling Disney-princess vibes on the red carpet, but we don’t think she pulled it off.
Although she landed on the worst dressed celebrities’ list, Kerry Washington was at the Oscars for a deeper purpose, hinting about diversity. Watch what it is all about with this Hollyscoop video:
