The Best, Worst And Wackiest Dressed Stars Of The Week
May 12 2012, Published 8:12 a.m. ET
By Leah Ornstein - RadarOnline.com Features Editor
Who were this week’s wardrobe winners and sinners?
From the glam-packed red carpet of the 2012 Met Gala to the city streets, Hollywood’s hottest stars were dressed to rock and shock in the best, worst and wackiest fashions – and RadarOnline.com has all the fashion hits and misses in our weekly feature!
The Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Gala is one of the most important red carpet events of the year, with Hollywood’s hottest stars modeling the latest and most elaborate couture from the world’s most important fashion designers – but some stars took their passion for fashion in totally the wrong direction! While Scarlett Johansson sizzled in Dolce & Gabbana, Gwyneth Paltrow looked pretty in Prada and Rihanna spiced things up in a sexy Tom Ford gown, Anja Rubik promoted eating disorders with a hipbone-high slit number and Elizabeth Banks took wacky to the extreme in a clashing Mary Katrantzou peplum dress.
But it was Beyonce’s not-so-Bootylicious blunder that grabbed most of the attention. The hot mama didn’t quite flatter her assets, revealing them to the max in a feathered, embellished and sheer Givenchy Couture gown.
At the London premiere of Dark Shadows, up-and-comer Aussie actress Bella Heathcote grabbed attention in a sheer lace Emilio Pucci dress, while Helena Bonham Carter and Johnny Depp sassed things up in their usual wacky way.
Kate Middleton, otherwise known as Catherine Duchess of Cambridge, flashed a little leg in the most sophisticated way possible at a London dinner, wearing a gorgeous Roland Mouret gown with Jimmy Choo heels.
What other stars were dressed to rock and shock this week? Find out by clicking here.
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