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Oscar Fashion: Hall of Shame

Beautiful women, ugly dresses. This is the Fashion Hall of Shame

Oscar Fashion: Hall of Shame

Angelina Jolie, Versace, 2000 ? No one told Angie, who came as Morticia Addams, that it wasn't a costume party

Oscar Fashion: Hall of Shame

Beyonce, House of Dereon, 2009 ? Beyonce and her mum co-design for House of Dereon, which is the only reason why the singer would choose to wear a dress this ugly in public

Oscar Fashion: Hall of Shame

Cameron Diaz, Emmanuel Ungaro Couture, 2002 ? Our girl Cam made a big red carpet boo-boo ? she forgot to put her dress on and came to the show in her dressing gown

Oscar Fashion: Hall of Shame

Celine Dion, Christian Dior, 1999 ? How hard is it find a dress for the Oscars? Very hard indeed for Celine Dion who wore a tuxedo ? backwards -, sunglasses and a fedora.

Oscar Fashion: Hall of Shame

Charlize Theron, John Galliano for Dior, 2010 ? Charlize, who rarely makes a fashion misstep, got it so, so wrong with these oddly placed flower shaped details

Oscar Fashion: Hall of Shame

Cher, Bob Mackie, 1988 ? Cher + Bob Mackie = Fashion Hell. Thank God the Eighties are over

Oscar Fashion: Hall of Shame

Diane Keaton, 2004 ? Diane took the whole Annie Hall genderbending thing way too far with her extreme menswear overload

Oscar Fashion: Hall of Shame

Faith Hill, Versace, 2002 ? Versace has a lot of red carpet blips to answer for, not least of all Faith Hill's ice cream sundae/mermaid style dress

Oscar Fashion: Hall of Shame

Geena Davis, 1992 ? The Thelma and Louise actress forgot the front of her dress but that didn't stop her from going on stage to collect her Best Actress award

Oscar Fashion: Hall of Shame

Goldie Hawn, 2009 ? Older, but no wiser on the red carpet, Goldie needs to find a dress that fits on top

Oscar Fashion: Hall of Shame

Gwyneth Paltrow, Alexander McQueen, 2002 ? No, that's not a picture from the ?80s. Yes, it is Alexander McQueen. Perhaps Gwyneth meant to come in character as Margot Tenenbaum but we say ? keep the lingerie-less look and eyeliner overload for the movies

Oscar Fashion: Hall of Shame

Jennifer Connelly, Balenciaga, 2002 ? Being nominated for Best Actress means that one shouldn't wear a tattered dress and raggedy scarf to the Oscars, especially if there's a good chance of winning

Oscar Fashion: Hall of Shame

Kate Hudson, Chloe, 2001 ? Kate's worn a lot of really nice dresses on the red carpet ? but this isn't one of them. Don't even get us started on the hair

Oscar Fashion: Hall of Shame

Kim Basinger, 1990 ? Kim wore her own Disney-Princess-Gone Bad design to the Oscars and wisely stuck to dresses made by other people in the years after

Oscar Fashion: Hall of Shame

Liv Tyler, Givenchy, 2004 ? The Lord of the Rings star could probably have gotten away with the unflattering black sheath if she'd left the neckpiece at home and looked in the mirror while combing her hair

Oscar Fashion: Hall of Shame

Nicole Kidman, 1991 ? In the bad old days before Nicole found her fashion groove she favoured velvet minis and big hair on the red carpet

Oscar Fashion: Hall of Shame

Sarah Jessica Parker, Chanel, 2010 ? SJP turns up sans Carrie Bradshaw fashion savvy in an unflattering cut, a colour that washes her out and strange floral details

Oscar Fashion: Hall of Shame

Tilda Swinton, Lanvin, 2008 ? Who knew Lanvin and Worst Dress would ever be mentioned in the same breath but Tilda Swinton pulls it off with a dress that looks like it's made of garbage bags

Oscar Fashion: Hall of Shame

Tyra Banks, Vera Wang, 2000 ? All Tyra Banks ever wanted as a little girl was to grow up and wear a purple prom dress to the Oscars

Oscar Fashion: Hall of Shame

Uma Thurman, Christian Lacroix, 2004 ? Points to Uma for hunting out possibly the only thing remaining from the sets of The Sound Of Music. Or actually, not.

Oscar Fashion: Hall of Shame

Whoopi Goldberg, 1993 ? It's a wonder that Whoopi Goldberg was invited back to host after wearing this purple and green coat-jumpsuit combo her first year at the microphone

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