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PHOTOS: Blockbuster Babes And Desperate Housewives In The Best And Worst

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Jan. 11 2011, Published 4:34 a.m. ET

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From the streets to the red carpet, stars were out and about on Monday dressed in the best and worst fashions. RadarOnline.com has all the photos in our daily feature -- where no celeb is immune to a fashion police arrest.

Fresh from her Hawaiian vacation, Cameron Diaz radiated at the Los Angeles premiere of The Green Hornet. The blonde bombshell showed off her fab figure in a scarlet Azaaro number, which she paired with nude Casadei pumps and a delicate Lana Jewelry necklace.

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Beverly Hills Housewife Taylor Armstrong looked more Desperate than Real, walking the red carpet as well, dressed like a teenager. The beautiful blonde reality star wore a ruffled mini skirt over leggings with a tight leather jacket, landing herself as the worst dressed star of the day.

Kate Gosselin rocked a casually chic ensemble Down Under, while Sandra Bullock managed to look sexy in ripped jeans and Ugg-like boots in NYC.

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Lucy Hale looked pretty and put together at the Winter Press Tour, wearing an Asos shift dress. Talk about a Pretty Little Liar!

As for wacky fashion, AnnaLynne McCord found her Avatar on the set of 90210, painted and dressed in blue, and Johnny Weir-d skated on The Today Show, wearing an embellished costume.

Who else rocked and shocked on the fashion front? Click here to find out.

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