Golden Globes Fashion Police: 10 Worst Dressed Stars
Jane Fonda in Saint Laurent: The usually-elegant actress' ruffled bodice was compared to a clown, meringue, chips, cupcakes and seashells.
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Jane Fonda in Saint Laurent: The usually-elegant actress' ruffled bodice was compared to a clown, meringue, chips, cupcakes and seashells.
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Katy Perry in Prada: Pop went Katy in her very revealing pink gown. The plunging neckline was tacky enough on its own, even without the bouffant hairdo.
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Kate Hudson in Michael Kors: The Bride Wars actress certainly has a midriff she can be proud of but might have chosen a classier dress to show it off.
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Eva Longoria in Georges Hobeika: Sparkly flowers. Gold belt. Shiny collar. All together. If only Eva had dispensed with one, just one.
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Bryce Dallas Howard in Jenny Packham: There's redemption for the Jurassic World star in the fact that she bought the outfit off the rack from Neiman Marcus instead of relying on stylist to dress her size six frame. It's a pity Bryce didn't choose something that would flatter her curves instead of bundle them up.
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Patricia Arquette: She threatened to spill out of her black dress, perhaps because of the precarious bow that appeared to have come loose. This was no wardrobe malfunction, however - it was made that way.
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Regina King in Krikor Jabotian: Now this is the dress to wear - to a superhero convention. Full body armour or saucer-sized sequins and a cape don't fly at the Globes.
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America Ferrera in Jenny Packham: From the canary yellow colour to the neckline to the silhouette, the Ugly Betty star's dress was a fashion disaster.
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Natalie Dormer in J Mendel: Her Gothic gown, with drooping shoulders held up by a black collar, might not look out of place on the sets of Natalie's TV show Game of Thrones. On the red carpet, it just looked sad.
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Emilia Clarke in Valentino: Natalie's Game of Thrones co-star gave her company on the worst dressed list thanks to the black caped ensemble, an outfit better suited to a khaleesi rather than a red carpet A-lister.
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