2017 Billboard Music Awards: Best, Worst & Wackiest Dressed Stars

May 22 2017, Updated 12:31 p.m. ET

Stars hit the red carpet at the 2017 Billboard Music Awards last night, and while some stars shimmered — others missed the mark.

Best: Nicole Scherzinger rocked a peachy, cleavage-baring maxi gown for the red carpet, wearing her hair in gorgeous long tresses down her back.

Worst: Rita Ora's attempt at a butt-baring thong look — much like Kendall Jenner during this year's Met Gala — felt a little too racy for an event like the Billboard Music Awards.

Wackiest: Halsey sparked major criticism with an old-looking bra that didn't seem to fit right.

Best: Lea Michele went for a daring neckline and dress material that combined into a delightfully spicy manner.

Worst: There was simply too much material on Vanessa Hudgens' silky, bow-filled dress.

Wackiest: Talk about a hair ball! It's hard to know how Z LaLa event walked properly with so much weight on top of her head.

Best: John Legend looked nothing short of regal in a double breasted pinstripe suit complete with white buttons.

Worst: Noah Cyrus loves sticking to an all-black ensemble, but the star's black bra and pants outfit was not at all flattering on her frame.

Wackiest: Dencia's Lady Gaga-like architecture outfit was one of the strangest ensemble choices of the evening. Unfortunately, it missed the mark...by a lot.


Best: Newcomer Camila Cabello flawlessly channeled Cher in a red-hot fiery orange lace gown.

Best: Celine Dion went all out for her "My Heart Will Go On" performance, donning a shouldery white gown complete with a plunging neckline. Some fans joked that the star's outfit was the iceberg that sunk the Titanic.

Wackiest: At 71, Cher is still unafraid to push the envelope. The singer donned a scantily clad outfit for her performances before humbly receiving the prestigious Icon Award.
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