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- Celebrities have had their fair share of fashion mishaps on red carpets this year.
- Some have worn confusing designs at events like the Met Gala, while others were underdressed.
- Heidi Klum, for example, should have picked a different dress for the Vanity Fair Oscars party.
Not every red-carpet look can be a winner.
Throughout 2026, we’ve seen celebrities wear showstopping ensembles at the Met Gala, Oscars, Grammy Awards, and more. Fashion is part of the job.
Unfortunately, some A-listers opted for ill-fitting suits, confusing sets, and overwhelming gowns at such red-carpet events.
Here’s what’s missed the mark so far this year.
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She wore the Nina Ricci ensemble for a BAFTA Tea Party hosted in Beverly Hills. It comprised extra-long black trousers, a sheer, long-sleeve turtleneck tucked in, and a tan bralette underneath.
The outfit’s color palette suited Hudson, and her see-through shirt was a fun choice. Still, her pants were so oversized that they distracted from the overall look.
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Dilara Findikoglu designed her black Golden Globes gown, which had a high neckline, a floor-length skirt, torso cutouts, and fringe at the shoulders.
While the lower half of the outfit looked chic on Ortega, the top half was too overpowering for her petite frame. A different neckline could have improved the look.
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The musician hit the Grammys red carpet in a custom Valentino set. It included skinny, silver trousers covered in sequins and a matching blazer, which he wore open over a lace top.
The latter piece was unique and stood out on the red carpet. Unfortunately, his suit did the same, but for the wrong reasons. It looked more like a costume than a high-fashion ensemble.
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The musician, who is known for her daring style, wore Celine in the form of black barrel trousers and a white button-up blouse.
The classic outfit could have worked for Cyrus if she’d gone without her puffy leather jacket. It restricted the neckline of her top and was decorated with too many large gold brooches.
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As Chanel hosted the dinner, Sánchez Bezos wore a Karl Lagerfeld design from the fashion house’s spring 1986 collection.
The gown’s ruched bodice with a single sleeve and leather belt looked fine, but its matching skirt was too long. Some simple tailoring to make it shorter and give it shape would have improved the look.
It made for one of Sánchez Bezos’ worst looks this year.
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The businessman wore a dramatic Dolce & Gabbana set that featured skinny trousers, a satin shirt, and a robe-style jacket printed with scenes in silver.
The top of his Oscars outfit looked too much like sleepwear, and his main accessory — a graded NBA trading card worn as a necklace — didn’t make sense.
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Chrome Hearts designed the supermodel’s gown, which had a halter neckline, a form-fitted bodice, and sheer panels across the chest, hips, and legs.
The latter detailing made the dress look incomplete, and its pale-yellow color washed out Klum.
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She posed on the pink carpet wearing a yellow feathered skirt, neon-orange pumps, and a white structural tank top that sat above her torso rather than against it.
The white piece and her black clutch didn’t match the outfit’s vibrancy. The same top in a brighter color, maybe the same orange as her shoes, would have made it more cohesive.
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For the “Costume Art” gala, where the dress code was “Fashion is Art,” Stiller wore a standard suit with a white shirt and an orange tie, a nod to the New York Knicks.
The outfit might have worked at a standard red-carpet event, but it wasn’t the right choice for the Met Gala. He missed the theme entirely.
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She wore a Marc Jacobs gown that was crafted from black lace over tan, pink, purple, and orange fabric.
It hugged most of her body except at the feet and shoulders, where the fabric was gathered into puffy bunches. The outfit had no clear meaning, and it looked strange on the red carpet.
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The “Heated Rivalry” star wore Balenciaga in the form of a baby-blue suit with black velvet detailing and a train attached at the waist.
It seemed like Williams was going for a daring look, especially since he chose to forgo a shirt. Unfortunately, the outfit looked unfinished, and his makeup was too strong.
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Balenciaga designed her three-piece ensemble for the Tonys. It featured a baggy white top with a train, high-waisted trousers, and elbow-length white gloves.
Each piece looked a little too big on Barrymore, and the pants made her outfit look too casual. Swapping the latter for a skirt might have made it better.
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The model and musician aimed to honor Missy Elliot with his pleather, full-length coat from the Chinese fashion brand Annakiki.
The coat, however, didn’t look much like the one she wore in “The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)” music video, so the meaning was lost on the red carpet.
Its uniquely shaped hood also distracted from the rest of the piece.
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The basketball player chose a black satin suit for the awards ceremony, which looked sleek on the red carpet and paired well with his gold jewelry.
Still, the pleated pants he chose, which flared at the ankles, looked a bit too short for his tall frame. Looser-fitting trousers would have suited the outfit better.
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She wore a Balenciaga set that comprised embellished gold trousers and a loose-fitting blue halter top with a plunging neckline. The actor also wore a colorful gemstone necklace, an updo hairstyle, and burgundy leather gloves.
While Woodley became an Emmy winner, taking home the outstanding guest actress in a drama series award, her outfit wasn’t as successful.
She should have ditched the accessories and worn a more form-fitting top.
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