Not how its Dunn: It wasn't just
Paris who may have missed the mark in terms of style - with supermodel
Jourdan Dunn also making a rare fashion faux-pas on the carpet
The
mother-of-one, 26, opted for a mismatched top and trouser combo of
burgundy velvet and pale pink silk, clashing both in colour and fabric.
The
top pulled into an oversized one-shoulder frill while the trousers
cinched in at her waist with another clashing red and pink ribbon belt.
Proving
her model prowess however, the beauty accentuated her already
statuesque frame with towering heels and swept her bold curls off her
face to display her naturally striking features.
Shocking pink: Meanwhile reality TV star Farrah Abraham wore a 'sexy' Bollywood inspired outfit to the awards on Sunday night
Controversial: The 25-year-old told TooFab she wanted to bring 'culture' to the event, despite having no known ties to India
Meanwhile reality TV star Farrah Abraham wore a 'sexy' Bollywood inspired outfit to the awards on Sunday night.
The 25-year-old told TooFab she
wanted to bring 'culture' to the event despite having no known ties to
India, and was not concerned about potential backlash regarding cultural
appropriation.
'I think this will inspire others to embrace new cultures and have good experiences,' she said.
Standing her ground: 'I think this will inspire others to embrace new cultures and have good experiences,' she said
Bright: The outfit featured a vibrant pink and coral skirt, embellished with gold sequins and a dazzling bejewelled hem
The outfit featured a vibrant pink and coral skirt, embellished with gold sequins and a dazzling bejewelled hem.
Rising
high at her waist, the outfit then flashed Farrah's midriff as she
paired the skirt with a matching bralet of shimmering gold, as well as a
co-ordinating pink chiffon wrap across her shoulders.
She
accessorised with a number of chunky gold necklaces and even a
traditional beaded headband, layered atop her soft blonde curls.
All that glitters: She
accessorised with a number of chunky gold necklaces and even a
traditional beaded headband, layered atop her soft blonde curls
Saucy: The top was also backless to flash more skin in the ensemble
Interesting: In addition to her
ornate outfit and headdress, Farrah also sported a bindi - which Selena
Gomez was forced to apologise for wearing back in 2013
In
addition to her ornate outfit and headdress, Farrah also sported a
bindi, a red dot in the middle of her forehead that has spiritual and
religious significance in Hinduism.
Back
in 2013, Selena Gomez also sported a bindi at the the MTV Movie Awards
and came in for criticism at the time for appropriating a culturally
sensitive symbol.
Hindu organizations demanded an apology from the pop starlet, the LA Times reported.
Other
stars who failed to impress included Teen Wolf actress Holland Roden,
who rocked a very unusual feathered mini dress, while Jasmine Sanders,
25, rocked a funky mesh top with an elaborate lion design.
Birds of a feather: Holland Roden rocked a very unusual feathered mini dress
Not in fine feather: The actress
stood out for the wrong reasons in the feathered mini, which she paired
with a clashing blue velvet clutch
Don't mesh with her: Jasmine Sanders meanwhile rocked a long-sleeve mesh top with a funky lion print design
However
the model, more commonly known as the Golden Barbie, paired the top
with bizarre suede trousers and matching heeled boots.
Tori Brixx next failed to impress on the carpet in a bizarre risqué black gown, paired with garish heels.
The
Instagram model opted for a strange cut-out maxi dress, which featured a
leather bodice secured to the skirt by clunky metallic buttons and
buckles.
Not her best: Tori Brixx next failed to impress on the carpet in a bizarre risqué black gown, paired with garish heels
Unusual: The Instagram model
opted for a strange cut-out maxi dress, which featured a leather bodice
secured to the skirt by clunky metallic buttons and buckles
Splash of colour: Completing her
look was a pair of unconventional black strappy heels, which were
secured with a gaudy lilac ribbon and gold and orange gems
Unusual:
Amandla Stenberg, who rose to fame as Rue in the Hunger Games, next
turned heads for the wrong reasons in an unflattering coat dress
The skirt then
pulled into an early-2000s style low-rise skirt, before splitting into a
daring thigh-high split to show off almost all of her legs beneath.
Completing
her look was a pair of unconventional black strappy heels, which were
secured with a gaudy lilac ribbon and gold and orange gems.
Amandla
Stenberg, who rose to fame as Rue in the Hunger Games, next turned
heads for the wrong reasons in an unflattering coat dress.
Sporty: Noah Cyrus opted against a glamorous look as she took to the stage in a logo tracksuit and fishnet top
Almost
there: Shay Mitchell showed off her sensational figure and womanly
curves in a cut-out gown - but its black and gold tiger print fell flat
on the carpet
The actress, 18, opted for a striped
mini dress which swamped her famously petite frame, and was made even
chunkier by its array of pockets on each side.
Falling
into stylish bell sleeves and colour pop mules, the actress then
clashed her outfit with a bold blue lipstick, which stole all of the
attention.
Awkward actress Jillian Rose Reed, 25, seemed to have taken inspiration froold-school Lopez for her red carpet look.
The
actress wore a green slit frock that bore a striking resemblance to the
iconic Versace dress Jennifer Lopez wore to the Grammy Awards in 2000.
Looks
familiar: Awkward actress Jillian Rose Reed, 25, seemed to have taken
inspiration from the iconic Versace dress Jennifer Lopez wore to the
Grammy Awards
Matchy matchy: Shannon somewhat
matched her friends backstage however as she, Chloe Bridges and Debby
Ryan (L-R) all arrived in co-ordinating pink and purple hues
Colours of the rainbow: Meanwhile Tracee Ellis Ross arrived in a shimmering dress of multiple clashing colours
Loose-fitting:
The baggy frock pulled into panels of yellow, orange, blue and green as
she helped present Taraji P. Henson (centre) her award for Best Fight
Against The System
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