Oscars Worst Dressed

Oscars Worst Dressed

Cheshire Smile

Oscar winner Whoopi Goldberg -- who was on deck to present Best Supporting Actress -- looks like the cat that ate the canary in this hippy, flowy leopard-print dress. Hey, Whoopi, this 'View' leaves us wanting more. (Or, rather, less ... a whole lot less.)

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Stiff Competition

Kate Winslet is a perennial red carpet favorite, but this Yves Saint Laurent ensemble doesn't do her natural beauty justice. The steel gray color is gorgeous, but the trendy one-shouldered style and mesh and lace overlay read overly styled and underwhelming.

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Busting Out

We're sure Sarah Jessica Parker feels like a princess in this grand, sweeping Dior Haute Couture tulle and sequin gown, in a color she calls "barely mint." But we don't think a real royal would put her cleavage on display for all the red carpet to see. Tsk, tsk!

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Wall Flower

Wondering what Beyonce's doing at the Oscars? We're too busy trying to get past her elaborate House of Dereon Couture ball gown. The curve-hugging black and gold mermaid style is too much, even for Oscar. But we'll give her this much: She sure knows how to distract people.

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In the Fold

You know what really creases us? Over-complicated fashion. Heidi Klum's origami-inspired Roland Mouret gown is this year's best (or worst) example, with an asymmetrical neckline, random cutouts and a leg-baring slit stealing our attention from her model physique.

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White Out

Best Actor nominee Mickey Rourke does not disappoint, sporting a white John Paul Gaultier suit and black vest with chain detail, accessorized with Sama sunglasses and a picture of his deceased dog, Loki, around his neck. We wouldn't expect anything less ...

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Small Wonder

Did Zac Efron accidentally toss his tux in the dryer? The 'High School Musical' heartthrob's look was finished with some very petite details, including a tiny bowtie and a shrunken lapel. Don't even get us started on that slicked-back hair ...

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Quick Change

Word is Vanessa Hudgens had Marchesa lengthen a short dress for her Oscar appearance. Our take? The sequined, ruched, flower-encrusted, tulle mermaid skirted gown was certainly not short on embellishments. She's a pretty girl, but she gets lost in this sea of trimmings.

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Major Overkill

Being nominated for an Oscar is exciting, but 'Doubt' star Amy Adams might've let it all go to her head … or her necklace. Her bold red Carolina Herrera gown, with black seaming detail, is forced to compete with an equally gorgeous -- but incredibly ornate -- multi-stone Fred Leighton necklace.

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Not Into the Blue

Freida Pinto has single-handedly made the red carpet more colorful this awards season -- too bad she's piled on so many trends for the Oscars. Her one-shouldered John Galliano gown has a lace sleeve, sparkly detail and a sheer overlay, all of which compete with the stunning cobalt blue color.

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