2017 People's Choice Awards: Best, Worst & Wackiest Dressed Stars
Jan. 19 2017, Published 11:47 a.m. ET
Celebrities hit the red carpet at the 2017 People's Choice Awards last night, and while some stars shimmered — others missed the mark.
People’s Choice Awards 2017 – Red Carpet
Best: Jennifer Lopez managed to achieve the right amount of daring with her gorgeous sleek-silhouetted dress. Who wants to bet Drake's mouth was watering at this little number?
People’s Choice Awards 2017 – Show
Worst: Kristen Bell's jumpsuit was somewhere between picnic attire and outer space gear — and it did not work.
People’s Choice Awards 2017 – Arrivals
Wackiest: Chris Sullivan's look was, um, interesting to say the least.
People’s Choice Awards 2017 – Arrivals
Best: Always a stunner, Tom Hanks stole the show in his classy tux.
People’s Choice Awards 2017 – Red Carpet
Worst: Normally one of Hollywood's best dressed stars, Blake Lively figure was practically drowning in fringe tassels.
People’s Choice Awards 2017 – Red Carpet
Wackiest: Actress Victoria Justice seemed to go a little overboard with the beading.
People’s Choice Awards 2017 – Arrivals
Best: Ruby Rose proved that orange really is the new black!
People’s Choice Awards 2017 – Arrivals
Worst: Wilmer Valderrama was almost there, but his boring monochromatic suit didn't quite sit properly.
People’s Choice Awards 2017 – Arrivals
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Wackiest: Yara Shahidi seemed to be channeling her inner Janelle Monae, forgetting that Monae is the only one who can pull off her looks.
People’s Choice Awards 2017 – Red Carpet
Best: John Stamos looked absolutely smashing — and check out that eye-popping footwear!
People’s Choice Awards 2017 – Sponsors
Wackiest: Gwen Stefani took Alice in Wonderland to a whole new, and totally terrible, level. We pay for juicy info! Do you have a story for RadarOnline.com? Email us at tips@radaronline.com, or call us at 800-344-9598 any time, day or night.
