Golden Globes 2015: 10 Worst Dressed Stars
It's one of the most glamorous red carpets in show business and celebrities invest endless time and energy (if not money because god knows you just have to be able to afford to but designer clothing in order to be given it free) in creating their Golden Globes outfit. However, they can't all be winners. Here are 10 ugliest dresses we spotted at the Globes this year - an no, Keira Knightley's bird print isn't on this list because we quite like it.
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Golden Globes 2015: 10 Worst Dressed StarsIt's one of the most glamorous red carpets in show business and celebrities invest endless time and energy (if not money because god knows you just have to be able to afford to but designer clothing in order to be given it free) in creating their Golden Globes outfit. However, they can't all be winners. Here are 10 ugliest dresses we spotted at the Globes this year - an no, Keira Knightley's bird print isn't on this list because we quite like it. -
Golden Globes 2015: 10 Worst Dressed StarsJennifer Lopez in Zuhair Murad
Not for nothing did co-presenter Jeremy Renner mutter in an audible aside to JLo that she had the 'globes too.' The singer-actress showed up to the Golden Globes in a palely glittering dress by a favourite designer that imperfectly covered her vital statistics. She's never been known for sartorial modesty - remember the slashed Versace? - but despite the fact that the 40-something star is in fantastic shape, the dress was just plain ugly. -
Golden Globes 2015: 10 Worst Dressed StarsLana Del Rey in Travilla
For once, there was no glory for the Summertime Sadness singer who left fashion pundits puzzled in a tawdry pleated retro-style blue-green dress that was instantly branded ‘Little Mermaid meets Priscilla Presley.' -
Golden Globes 2015: 10 Worst Dressed StarsLaura Prepon in Cristiano Siriano
Black was still the new black for Laura Prepon, star of hit TV series Orange is the New Black, but she picked possibly the tackiest dress she could - all swirls and strange ruffles.
