The 34th annual Gotham Awards have taken New York City by storm.
The Gotham Awards had some of the best looks we’ve seen at an award show this year.
The failed style choices were all over the map at this event.
For now, though, these were the worst-dressed celebs at the Gotham Awards.
Still, just because it’s on-trend, that doesn’t mean it’s easy to pull off.
“Anora” star Mikey Madison proved this with her black Schiaparelli Couture ensemble.
The look paired a bra top with long, sheer gloves and a floor-length skirt.
Unfortunately, in this case, it just looked like she forgot to put on a shirt.
The way she did it, however, just didn’t look elevated enough for the occasion.
While we couldn’t entirely see what was underneath, the collared shirt and shimmery skirt seemed equally mismatched.
The long hemline and voluminous sleeves only acted to make this already excessively busy print feel more over-the-top.
To make matters worse, her glitzy shoes and jewelry added even more unnecessary details to the look.
This is typically a great choice for spicing up formalwear for the red carpet.
Special, unexpected details can update a suit and add some always-welcome creativity.
These tassels, however, felt more like someone went wild with a glue gun.
Her Fendi Couture gown, however, landed her on the worst-dressed list.
Ultimately, this dress felt more like a sweater that was elongated for the red carpet.
These days, their distinct red carpet style often wows us and feels cool and updated.
Their look at the Gotham Awards, on the other hand, felt like the opposite.
With the ruffled shirt underneath, however, he looked like he was headed to the Ren faire.
This look definitely needed a few tweaks to look red carpet apropos.
While this was clearly an experimental shape, this particular experiment was a miss.
She didn’t impress us with her grey Schiaparelli Couture dress, though.
The dress had a unique neckline and was covered in jagged spikes.
These details didn’t quite work together and made for an overall confusing look.
Her tan velvet pumps clashed with the vision even further.
