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The Best, Worst & Wackiest Dressed Stars Of The Week

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Apr. 20 2013, Published 9:35 a.m. ET

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Not every star got it right on the fashion front this week!

From the glitz and glamour of the hottest Hollywood events like the 2013 MTV Movie Awards and the Tiffany & Co. Blue Box Ball to the fields of Coachella, Hollywood’s hottest celebrities were dressed to rock and shock in the best, worst and wackiest fashions  – and RadarOnline.com has all the wardrobe winners and style sinners in our weekly feature.

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It was a glam to-the-max evening in New York City at Tiffany’s star-studded ball. Gwyneth Paltrow was gorgeously gowned in an open-shouldered Ralph Lauren Collection silk number, while Kate Hudson donned a Reem Acra strapless in Tiffany blue box blue and Carey Mulligan looked totally Posh in a Victoria Beckham cape.

Kim Kardashian experienced another maternity fashion flop this week, wearing a sheer lace camisole that exposed her pregnant belly with blue jeans, while Jennifer Aniston was awkwardly attired in a Christian Dior bustier style short suit at the West Hollywood premiere of Call Me Crazy, also showing off her bizarre cupping marks.

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At the MTV Movie Awards , Selena Gomez  sizzled in a beautifully beaded Julien MacDonald dress and Ke$ha was bizarrely attired in goth getup, wearing sheer white floral pants (with what looked like a diaper underneath), a floral top, a fringed thing around her shoulder and a black rimmed hat. And it was hard to miss Hana Mae Lee, who proudly topped off her LBD with a cigarette butt hat.

For the rest of the best, worst & wackiest dressed stars of the week, click here.

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