Haute Or Not? The Best, Worst & Wackiest Dressed At Paris Couture Fashion Week
July 3 2012, Published 12:00 p.m. ET
By Leah Ornstein - RadarOnline.com Features Editor
Who looked chic (and freak!) at Paris Couture Fashion Week?
Hollywood’s hottest stars jetted over to the City of Light for the hautest shows of the season, getting dressed to rock and shock in the best, worst & wackiest of designer duds – and RadarOnline.com has all the wardrobe winners and sinners from all of the chicest shows!
Jennifer Lawrence may prefer her tomboy threads, but the rising star certainly cleans up well! The Hunger Games hottie hit the Christian Dior show in a fabulously floral orange summer dress paired with a white Dior bag and nude peep-toes. Also at Dior was certified cougar Sharon Stone, who managed to make a black velvet Dior gown look totally wacky by pairing it with oversized sunglasses. At least the 54-year-old wasn’t exposing her assets, as she has been hitting the town all week in shockingly sheer styles!
Jessica Alba steamed up the Atelier Versace show in a leather studded dress, where Lea Michele brightened up the front row (with her Glee guy Cory Monteith!), rocking a bright orange dress with mirrored heels and sassy rapper M.I.A. grabbed attention in clashing patterns from the iconic Gianni Versace collection.
Kanye West brought Kim Kardashian to the Stephane Rolland show, where the reality bombshell did her take on demure dressing, however we weren’t too crazy about her high fashion choice. Though she managed to cover up her assets in a dark, rise and fall hemline dress, she looked like she was being attacked by the outfit’s attaché.
For all the rest of the best, worst & wackiest dressed stars at Paris Couture Fashion Week, click here.
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