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Perhaps these looks were better in concept.
No one wants to anger the Mother of Dragons, but we've gotta do what we've gotta do: We like preciously 75 percent of this Valentino ensemble. Black lace is very on trend. So are capes. But even a khaleesi should be wise and pick only one. Otherwise you're overdoing it, no matter how royal you are. That said ...
We're not mad at her Neil Lane jewelry.
We're not mad at the Elvis Presley child-bride look ... in theory. However ...
In practice, though, Katy Perry's teased-up look (which was achieved with the help of one of these) is probably best left back at Graceland.
Face it: Rancic has pulled off some of the biggest fashion risks the red carpet has ever seen. Unfortunately, this is not one of them. The dramatic sleeves and a coral color (care of Alex Perry) are both more than enough. But ...
... throw in a gold metallic shoe and over-the-top drop earrings in a clashing color, and you've officially gilded the lily.
She's undeniably gorgeous, and the deep-ruby color works wonders on her. But ...
... the triple-lampshade effect of this Marchesa gown means that even the tallest, most Amazonian figure is gonna get swallowed up. Call it sartorial science.
Cate Blanchett usually owns a red carpet, but this year, we're not so sure ...
The larger-than-life star seemed overwhelmed by the shapeless cut of this Givenchy, and the blush color didn't do the fair star any favors either.
Sometimes there's a fine line between best and worst dressed, and you're looking at someone who's sitting just on the wrong side of that line ...
Caitriona Balfe, we adore you, and we adore this black lace trend going on. But we can't say we love a dress that seems to evoke a moody boudoir jellyfish.
Film veteran Jane Fonda has earned the right to wear whatever she wants, wherever she wants. But even Hollywood royalty can get it wrong. Points to Fonda for taking a risk with this Yves Saint Laurent Couture number, but ...
... that's a lot of sequined ruffles.
Regina King's floor-length, golden Krikor Jabotian gown makes her look like a queen. Her cape reminds us that she's our hero. But there is no such think as a quee-ro, Regina. See our earlier notes on lily-gilding.
Love the Jenny Packham dress. Love the actress. But together, these two seem to just swallow each other up.
We love an actor who takes a chance on a red carpet. But there's just too much going on with this J. Mendel selection.
Eva Green is definitely a stunner, but it's tough to tell just how much of a stunner when her dress color is so close to her skin tone.
When it comes to women in suits, let's be clear: We love 'em. But ...
... timing is everything in fashion, and this look is definitely more let's-do-lunch than red carpet.
Hudson poured herself expertly into this two-piece Kors number, but it's that third piece -- the matchy-matchy choker-- that makes the ensemble a little desperate-looking.
Again, there's nothing wrong with this dress or the woman wearing it ... but please see our notes on Eva Green.
It's another case of a disappearing actress! A bit of contrast could have done this Hollywood beauty a lot of good.
Make no mistake: Light is a lion in the world of acting. But ...
... this lion's suit could use a date with an iron.
Mermaid silhouettes rarely work out, especially when paired with an in-your-face color like this one.
Sure, a talented actress deserves an equally theatrical gown. But there is a thing as too much drama, and we can't help wondering if this gown could've looked a lot better without the sleeves.
The color is lovely. The actress is terrific. But ...
... this top-heavy Monique Lhuillier dress looks all kinds of unbalanced here.