OVER 70 CELEBRITIES WHO MISSED THE MARK ON RED CARPET FASHION

The red carpet isn’t just a place to take photos for celebrities, but also an ideal opportunity for fashion designers to display their creations. Even the most renowned names in the fashion world have faced unanticipated clothing issues during the prestigious occasion.

1. Joy Villa

Villa gained notoriety for her fashion choices that expressed her support of the Trump administration. At the Grammys in 2017, she wore a dress with the phrase "Make America Great Again" emblazoned on it. Additionally, in 2019, she donned an outfit with the words "Build the Wall" prominently displayed.

2. Lady Gaga

Despite the intricate design of her outfit, Lady Gaga was able to expertly create the long train and towering heels. The only time she encountered a hiccup was when her top fell off, but she quickly fixed the issue and continued performing without missing a beat. Her professionalism and quick thinking ensured that the show went on as planned.

3. Beyoncé

Despite the fact that the stylish ensemble was not practical for the red carpet, Beyoncé had the support of her partner, the famous musician Jay-Z. As she moved around the carpet, he provided assistance to help her navigate the crowds and ensure that she got the perfect pictures. Her partner's help was instrumental in making the experience smooth and enjoyable for her.

4. Cardi B

The dress was a stunning and timeless creation, but one small detail made it less than perfect. When the performer stepped onto the red carpet and the stage lights illuminated it, it became clear that the dress was see-through. The performer was taken aback by this revelation, as she later shared on Instagram, "Last night was incredible, but when I finally realized my outfit was transparent, I was taken aback."

5. Zendaya

At the 2016 Radio Disney Music Awards, Zendaya wore a pair of exceptionally tall yellow pumps. However, her fashion designer revealed to Footwear News that the shoes were not designed for extended wear outside. After only a few minutes of walking to the red carpet, her designer had to provide support as her legs were beginning to give out.

6. Ashley Graham

The red carpet has been home to many iconic fashion looks over the years, but not every celebrity can pull it off. One such celebrity who missed the mark is Ashley Graham. The model and television host opted for a bold, oversized black dress for the 2017 Met Gala. The look was not well received, with many fashion critics calling it out for being too unbalanced. Ashley Graham’s fashion choices have always been daring, but this particular look fell short of expectations. Despite this, Ashley Graham has still managed to make a name for herself in the fashion world with her bold style. She continues to be a trendsetter and a source of inspiration for many.

7. Bella Hadid

In 2016 at Cannes Film Festival, Bella Hadid experienced some difficulties. She chose a classic look featuring a long red dress with a high-cut side slit and a pair of heels. Even though the supermodel pulled it off, the dress’s train was surprisingly hard to control.

8. Jenny McCarthy

During the interview, she revealed that she had taken a walk on the red carpet, gone to the Vanity Fair gathering, and felt amazing; however, she couldn’t understand why her dress felt so tight all night. Later, she ran into Valentino who then informed her that she had been wearing her dress backwards.

9. Kendall Jenner

The only problem was that the stilettos just wouldn’t stay on, even though it took two helpers to get them on in the first place. In between shots, their attendants had to keep re-securing the laces. Gigi Hadid even gave her followers a glimpse of the behind-the-scenes situation in a Snapchat video, displaying Jenner trying to remove the sandals at the conclusion of the event.

10. Micaela Schäefer

At the German debut of Men in Black 3, Micaela Schäefer grabbed the attention of everyone present with her unique attire. Her dress was made entirely of VHS tapes and the wind kept ruffling it up. Schäefer accepted it as a part of the designed look and embraced it.