Kristen Stewart's Zuhair Murad dress is stunning for someone, but something about it on her is not working for us. It feels like she borrowed both the dress (a bit too mature) and the shoes (a bit too large) from her mother's closet.

The A-line style, the green color (especially with her now-red hair), and the just above-the-knee length are all quite flattering on Noomi Rapace. The black platform pumps and geometric-patterned clutch are unexpected and lend a little flair to the otherwise conservative style.

Isabelle Hupert certainly knows how to execute the elegant French lady look. The subtle pink beading lends the dress a bit of texture and pattern, and silver slingbacks are a lovely shoe choice. Even the casual ponytail works with the flirty feel of the full, shorter skirt.

Kendall Jenner is a cute young girl. Surely there must be other things available for her to wear besides this shapeless, nude-pantyhose-colored dress.

There are moments that we look at this and think, "Ah, here's Keira Knightley, a beautiful princess yet again in one of her dreamy Chanel gowns." And then sometimes it looks like one of those dolls with the skirt that covers the roll of toilet paper.

We don't even no what to say about Katharine McPhee's dress (and shoes, for that matter) except NO.

This dress gives Ali Larter a long-waisted appearance and the fabric resembles the cheap microsuede used to fabricate couch pillows.

Marion Cotillard can do no wrong lately. The attention to detail sets this look apart, from the flattering seam under the bustline to the tiny peplum element at the hips and the yellow nail polish that picks up the trim color on the pumps.

Penn Badgely looks like he is on his way home from clown college.

We love Piper Perabo's velvet-trimmed taffeta strapless and matching velvet peeptoes. The whole look is cute and fun.

This dress is not the only thing that's blue. From hair to shoes, Sarah Jessica Parker just looks droopy and sad.

Selena Gomez, tired of looking twenty, tries out the cougar look.