It may feel a touch out of season, but Kyra Sedgwick's lemon-yellow dress has an interesting cut and cheers us up.

Carey Mulligan's Roland Mouret dress is so striking on it's own that we are dumbfounded as to why she felt she had to jazz it up with cobalt shoes.

Charcoal satin is a pretty choice for Ashanti, but that can't overcome the terrible fit of this dress. It's too big in most places, the seaming is unflattering and the middle looks like it accidentally popped open.

Kate Beckinsale's glamorous gold Jenny Packham gown has a bit of that vintage Hollywood feel. She certainly has the A-list celebrity look down pat. The chunky gold bangles are a great accent.

This is such a demure and — dare we say it — classy look, that we did a double-take upon realizing this is Carmen Electra. Kudos to her for changing up her style.

We realize this is the premiere for Underworld: Awakening, but India Eisley's dress is still just a little too bride-of-Dracula.

Kat Graham also appears to be going a little too far with the theme of this event. The spike-encrusted dress was enough, but adding the black lipstick just takes it way too far. The contrasting neon clutch was a nice idea, but the rest of the look is so heavy-handed it can't be saved.

Alexa Vega appears to have lopped the sleeves off a men's shirt and called it a dress. Don't even get us started on the floppy black appendage on her shoulder and the brown pumps.

We'd love Elizabeth Banks' dress — if it was strapless. The single chunky strap makes it looks like she came to the event with her carry-on bag. Love the dark tights and the shiny black booties, though.

Rachel McAdams looks OK, but we think she can do better. This dress needs to be shorter and the lighter inset below the belt is unflattering.

Normally such match-y shoes would be a cause for concern, but Demi Lovato's look is just so fresh and colorful that we can't say no.

Rooney Mara's delicately dotted Rodarte dress is a pleasant change from the more severe black ensembles she's been sporting recently.

Meryl Streep just needs a cap to go with this gown. And a diploma.

The elements of Kristen Bell's dress — illusion fabric, spangles, and a short ruffled skirt — just scream Ice Capades.

This dress does nothing for Alicia Witt's figure — it has a shapeless look and gives her torso an overly long appearance. Speaking of which, the same might be said of her bangs.

Aimee Teegarden's laced shoes are cool and we like the well-fitted dark jeans, but she just looks too casual for a red carpet event. A flashier top or a cute blazer would fancy this up just a bit.

The ruching on shiny silver dresses almost always gives the appearance of crumpled foil, as demonstrated here by Morena Baccarin.

Helen Hunt starts off nicely with a sparkly, figure-flattering dress — which she proceeds to pair with boring shoes, uninspired accessories, and the apparent lack of any hair or makeup effort whatsoever.

Renee Olstead got her holiday seasons confused and mistakenly wore her "sexy kitty" Halloween costume.

Gerard Butler's suit is just too tight and shiny, and the pants are too long. And plaid doesn't really work for him. Must we go on? Because we could.

Sofia Milos' dress is a bad combination of '80s tacky and stripper-on-her-night off.