We have to say though, her 2016 Givenchy ensemble was pretty nuts. She rocked a sheer black outfit that was completely see-through, putting her bare butt on full display. Amber Valletta, 43, might take the cake for the worst dressed ever. In 2004 she donned a Maggie Norris Couture corset and John Galliano skirt with a huge wig she looked like a punk Marie Antoinette. It definitely looked more like a Halloween costume than anything else. In 2015, when Lady Gaga, 31, arrived on the carpet in custom Balenciaga by Alexander Wang from head-to-toe, we almost didnt recognize her. She completely transformed her face and opted for an extremely oversized boxy long cape. There was no aspect to this look and it was a complete twist from her usual half naked looks. We, of course, had to end this note on Kim Kardashian, 36.
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