ON YOUR RADAR 2012: The Worst And Wackiest Dressed Stars Of The Year
Dec. 31 2012, Published 6:02 a.m. ET
By Leah Ornstein - RadarOnline.com Features Editor
Not every star got it right on the fashion front in 2012!
From the red carpet to the streets, some of Hollywood’s hottest stars shocked with their unfortunate fashion sense this year, whichranged from simply tacky to totally wacky! As part of our year-end ON YOUR RadarOnline.com special feature, RadarOnline.com has photos of the worst and wackiestdressed stars of 2012.
Kim Kardashian may have one the most expensive wardrobes in Hollywood as well as a successful retail empire, but the reality star had an extremely unfortunate year on the fashion front. From super unflattering dresses and clashing fashions to her not-so PETA friendly $50,000 crocodile Birkin python Christian Louboutin boots, the 32-year-old was one of thebiggest style sinners.
It was definitely Miley Cyrus’ Can’t Be Tamed year! Chopping off her locks and sporting good girl gone bad getup, the former Hannah Montana star definitely attracted attention, showing off her body every chance she got.
From Teen Bride to barely legal, Courtney Stodden sexed up her look even more, with her dresses getting shorter and slittier,prancing around in Lucite heels wherever she went.
Lady Gaga and Nicki Minaj maintained their beyond wacky wardrobes, while Paris Hilton and Aubrey O’Day took tacky fashion to the extreme.
The X Factor stylists couldn’t save Britney Spears from flopping on the fashion front, while American Idol host Steven Tyler was the ultimate Dude Looks Like a Lady.
For the rest of the worst and wackiest dressed stars of the year, click here.
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