PHOTOS: Leopard Ladies & Not-So-Hot Housewives In The Best & Worst
March 10 2011, Published 7:49 a.m. ET
From Paris Fashion Week to the streets of Los Angeles, stars were dressed in the best and worst fashions on Wednesday -- and RadarOnline.com has all the photos.
Leopard was the hottest trend of the day, with a handful of celebs rocking the wondrously wild animal print.
Jamie King and fashion designer Nicky Hilton rocked the exact same French Connection frock to the brand’s UK Style by French Connection at Sears event at Lexington Social House. While the Supermodel turned bigscreen babe wore her sequined mini with black YSL platforms, the heiress/designer rocked the sparkler with a thick black belt and Christian Louboutins.
Other ladies in leopard included Vanessa Hudgens, who celebrated Brittany Snow’s 25th birthday in a Blu Moon Summer Lovin’ maxi dress, Ice-T’s curvy wife Coco who wore a leopard trimmed red dress with leopard Christian Louboutins to Donald Trump’s Comedy Central Roast and Katy Perry, who prowled around Paris Fashion Week with her bff Markus Molinari in leopard booties.
The biggest fashion flop of the day was courtesy of Real Housewife of Miami Adriana De Moura, who paired metallic pants (which looked like they were constructed out of wallpaper from Versace’s mansion) with a totally see through red top at Ocean Drive Magazine’s 18th Anniversary Celebration, which was sponsored by Invicta watches. The exotic beauty should get some style pointers from her costar Lea Black, who hit the same bash dressed in classy fashion, wearing a lowcut black dress with oodles of jewels.
Emma Stone was dressed to thrill at the Louis Vuitton show in Paris, wearing a luxe and colorful coat from the brand’s Pre-Fall 2011 collection, while Jennifer Hudson showed off her hot body in skinny jeans and a tailored blazer.
Who else rocked and shocked on the fashion front on Wednesday? Click here to find out.
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