Be it the choice of colour or the fit of the dress or sheer lack of style, these celebs and their dresses made it to the 'Worst Dressed Celeb list'. Here's a look at the not-so lucky stars...
Sometimes it is the skimpy stuff and at other times it is something 'Oh! So big', which makes Paris Hilton part of the 'Worst Dressed' list. (Reuters/Max Morse)
Britney Spears is famous not just for her daring acts of driving with kid in lap or shaving her head, but also for wearing anything and everything. When we say anything we mean anything - right from a butt flashing skirt to a boob flashing top! (Reuters/Kim Kyung-Hoon)
'Barely managed to fit-in' is the current state of Mallika Sherawat's dressing mantra! But having a perfect figure doesn't mean you'll fit into any thing. After all, size does matter! (Photo/Manoj Kesharwani) (BCCL)
It's high time for Neha Dhupia to understandd that everyone cannot wear everything that's available on the shelf. (Photo/Jaswinder Singh)
Kirsten Dunst's silky-satiny gown looks apt for the bed. (Reuters/Franck Prevel)
Never wanted to but couldn't stop ourselves from having Abhishek Bachchan in the list. It seems everything including his wardrobe has taken a back-seat for him since Aishwarya has become the centre of all his attention post marriage. (AP Photo/Pawan Sharma)
It seems Urmila is all set to kill her killer figure with the kind of fashion mantra she follows. Agreed, that glitter is in and 'turquoise blue' is a hot but execess of everything is bad...hope the Rangeela gal is listening! (Photo/Deepak Turbhekar) (BCCL)
'Big is not always beautiful' comes to mind every time we see Queen Latifah experimenting with herself. (Reuters/Rahav Segev)
It seems Ajay loves to synchronise his look. But somebody tell him that it does not work for him. (Photo/Deepak Dhuri) (BCCL)
The funny man, Govinda made a comeback...and so did his deadly dressing style. The flashy blacks and flaring reds seem to be ruling his wardrobe all through the year...making him the perfect star for the 'Worst Dressed list'. (Reuters/B Mathur)
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