Golden Globe Awards 2010: Worst Dressed
By Kelly Jemo
January 20, 2010
Tina Fey: What was *up* with the Little Bo Peep dress, Tina?
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Cher: I'm sure she considers being on the Worst-Dressed list as some medal of honor or something, but, egads, Cher. Christina Aguilera didn't look all that fantastic either, but standing next to the Morticia Addams wanna-be while presenting an award made Christina look downright stunning. Scary.
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Drew Barrymore: Truth be told, I didn't think this Atelier Versace dress was entirely a disaster. It looked beautiful with her skin tone. What could have been a total hit turned out to be a dud with those weird jeweled bulge-doohickeys on her shoulder and hip.
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Kristen Bell: Bell has been making a lot of the "best dressed" lists with her white Jasmine de Milo knee-length dress, but I think it looked like she's waiting for her prom date to pick her up. (I don't think Logan's coming for you, Veronica.) Having said that: the Van Cleef & Arpels Folie de sapphire and diamond necklace she accessorized with was the one piece of jewelry on any celebrity that I noticed immediately. It was gorgeous.
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Chloe Sevigny: It looked like Sevigny's ruffled Valentino dress was trying to swallow her. When up on stage to accept her Best Supporting Television Actress award, she mentioned how an usher had accidentally ripped her dress after escorting her to the stage. I like to think the usher was trying to save her from ever wearing that ruffled monstrosity again.
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Mariah Carey: Ohh, Mariah. Apparently you didn't get the memo that you're not 18 any more. Trying to show as much cleavage as humanly possible in that Herve Leger dress might have been something you could get away with even as recently as a decade ago, but now it just looks silly on you. "Golden Globes" was not an invitation to show as much of your body as possible. Dressing appropriately and still being a knockout is something that is possible at any age (see: Helen Mirren).
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