PHOTOS: The Best, Worst & Wackiest Fashions Of The Weekend
April 11 2011, Published 6:21 a.m. ET
From the red carpet to the streets, stars were out in full force over the weekend dressed to rock and shock in the best, worst & wackiest fashions and RadarOnline.com has all the photos in our weekend fashion roundup.
At the Los Angeles premiere of Rio, Leslie Mann dominated in a dreamy white Dolce & Gabbana gown. The blonde beauty looked ethereal in the crochet detailed summery maxi, which she perfectly paired with diamond and platinum jewels. Anne Hathaway also rocked notable a la mode, showing off her hot bod in a sexy Gucci dress with sandals from the same collection.
Avril Lavigne has been rocking her Sk8er Girl look for over 10 years and she is in desperate need of a revamped image. The 26-year-old singer attended a media call in Sydney wearing Dr. Martens boots with black leggings and a punky pink t-shirt. Yawn.
And as for wacky fashion, whenever Bai Ling shows up to a party she is a shoo-in! The bizarre star was dressed to shock in a very interesting dress, which featured album-looking attachés, to the premiere of Decisions and a Memorial Tribute to Corey Haim in Beverly Hills.
Kirsten Dunst looked powerful in purple Proenza Schoulder at the 22nd Annual GLAAD Media Awards, where Kristen Chenoweth rocked a red hot Mandalay cocktail frock.
Alessandra Ambrosio sexed up the opening of the Marquee Day Club in Las Vegas, Victoria’s Secret Angel style! The Brazilian bombshell showed it all off in a super lowcut Emilio Pucci kaftan. Selma Blair was also at Sin City bash, flaunting her baby bump in a colorful maxi dress.
Paris Hilton added some drama to the red carpet at the American Red Cross Red Tie Affair wearing a low-cut, printed Marc Bouwer gown. Her attention-grabbing getup was her best look in months!
Who else was dressed to rock and shock over the weekend? Click here to find out.
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