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The Best, Worst & Wackiest Dressed Stars Of The Week

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May 4 2013, Published 9:11 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 to the city streets, Tinseltown's hottest celebrities were dressed to rock and shock in the best, worst and wackiest fashions this week – and RadarOnline.com has all the wardrobe winners and style sinners in our weekly feature.

Is she expecting? Jennifer Aniston sparked baby bump banter at SELF magazine’s party for her yoga guru Mandy Ingber, clutching onto her tummy while wearing a Stella McCartney baby doll frock, while Kim Kardashian flaunted her bun-in-the-oven in unflattering fashion while vacationing in Greece with her family.

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Carey Mulligan heated up the world premiere of The Great Gatsby in a red hot Lanvin strapless dress, finishing off the look with Brian Atwood heels and Tiffany & Co. bling, while Zoe Saldana sizzled in a futuristic Vionnet gown at the London premiere of Star Trek Into Darkness.

Katy Perry had a wacky wardrobe moment at the launch of her third fragrance, Killer Queen, in New York City wearing an overwhelming rose print Thom Brown frock, while Rihanna brought scandal to the streets pairing a super tiny Mary Katrantzou mini with Tom Ford’s S&M style gladiator sandals.

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