The Best, Worst & Wackiest Dressed Stars Of The Week
July 7 2012, Published 8:10 a.m. ET
By Leah Ornstein - RadarOnline.com Features Editor
Who were the style winners and sinners this week?
From the red carpet of Paris Couture Fashion Week and the BET Awards 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 photos in our weekly feature.
At the annual Black Entertainment Television Awards, Beyonce lit up the night in an electrifying, leg-baring neon yellow Stephane Rolland Couture gown, which she perfectly paired with Givenchy sandals and LorraineSchwartz bling, while Kim Kardashian looked white hot in Tom Ford. As for a la mode misses, Nicki Minaj slithered around backstage in skintight snake pants with Christian Louboutin heels and a bolero top and Brandy looked like she forgot her pants, wearing a Balmain embellished blouse as adress. For more best, worst & wackiest dressed stars at the 2012 BET Awards, click here.
Over in Paris, big screen bombshells got haute in high fashion at the Paris shows. Jennifer Lawrence sizzled in a gorgeously patterned summer dress which she paired with a white Dior bag and nude peep-toes at the Christian Dior Fall 2012 presentation, where Marc Jacobs sassed things up in a skirt. Jessica Alba showed off her edgier side at Atelier Versace, wearing a sexy studded leather dress, while Diane Kruger did Parisian chic at Chanel. For more best, worst & wackiest dressed stars at Paris Couture Fashion Week, click here.
Other fashion disasters included Katy Perry in Marchesa at the London premiere of Part of Me, Demi Lovato’s unflattering stage style slip-up in Canada and Helena Bonham Carter’s sinful street style in London, while best dressed babes included Kate Bosworth in Hugo Boss and Mischa Barton in Temperley London.
For the rest of the best, worst & wackiest dressed stars of the week, click here.
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