If We Were the Stylist, Hana Mae Lee Would Be Smokin Instead of Smoked (& More Celeb Style Fixes)
How often do you see a pic of a celeb looking like a hot mess and wonder how, with all of the stylists, designers, makeup artists, and Hunger Games-style prep teams behind this girl, did this happen? We do it a lot. That’s why we’ve created a game where we get to reimagine celeb style snafus—if only we were their stylists.
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Butt Out, Hana Mae Lee
The overall silliness of the MTV Movie Awards allows stars to turn up the kook a bit on the red carpet, but Pitch Perfect actress Hana Mae Lee’s cigarette butt hat was pretty inexplicable. She told Us Weekly that she and Alain Lafaille designed the headpiece because they thought there was something “ugly and interesting” about it, and she was half right. Too bad the MTV Movie Awards wasn’t a No Smoking zone.
Photo: Adriana M. Barraza/WENN.com
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Zip it Up, Elisabeth Moss
We’ve had to discuss this before, when Victoria Justice wore an unzipped dress to the Fun Size premiere: zippers should not be optional. I’m sure that when the designers at McQ Alexander McQueen put a zipper in the back of this dress, they meant for it to be used. I’m sure they also had this otherwise-chic dress in a size that would’ve allowed Elisabeth Moss to zip it all the way up, or even the capacity to make it backless if that’s what she desired. I like Moss, and I like McQueen, so I’m just going to imagine that there was a communication breakdown here.
Photo: Amanda Edwards/Getty Images
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Chuck the Hairspray, Adrienne Bailon
Adrienne Bailon is petite, but she gained a few inches at an NYC screening of Oz, The Great and Powerful—in hair. Volume can be fun and flattering, but this just looks like she’s auditioning to be the third member of Jedward.
Photo: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images
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That Don't Impress Me Much, Shania Twain
OK, so maybe I am a little bit impressed that Shania Twain is 47 and looks just about as young as she did in the “Any Man of Mine” video circa 1995. But a woman of this caliber should know that thigh-high boots should only be worn as part of a ‘sexy’ Halloween costume. But don’t get me wrong, Shania, I think you’re alright.
Photo: DJDM/WENN.com
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Cover Up, Rumer Willis
If Marc Jacobs can wear pajamas when he’s not in bed, does that make it ok for Rumer Willis to wear a swimsuit to a non-pool party event? I don’t think so. But if I squint, I can imagine that this is a metallic pencil skirt and bustier top, which is sort of ok.
Photo: Judy Eddy/WENN.com
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Hayley Williams Got Hamburgled
Zara calls what Hayley Williams wore to the MTV Movie Awards a ‘cut-out jumpsuit’ but I call it overalls. I seriously respect the singer for her talent and spunk, but in this get-up she reminds me of the Hamburglar or that clown girl from Big Comfy Couch, and that’s disappointing.
Photo: Apega/WENN.com
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Butt Out, Hana Mae Lee
The overall silliness of the MTV Movie Awards allows stars to turn up the kook a bit on the red carpet, but Pitch Perfect actress Hana Mae Lee’s cigarette butt hat was pretty inexplicable. She told Us Weekly that she and Alain Lafaille designed the headpiece because they thought there was something “ugly and interesting” about it, and she was half right. Too bad the MTV Movie Awards wasn’t a No Smoking zone.
Photo: Adriana M. Barraza/WENN.com
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Zip it Up, Elisabeth Moss
We’ve had to discuss this before, when Victoria Justice wore an unzipped dress to the Fun Size premiere: zippers should not be optional. I’m sure that when the designers at McQ Alexander McQueen put a zipper in the back of this dress, they meant for it to be used. I’m sure they also had this otherwise-chic dress in a size that would’ve allowed Elisabeth Moss to zip it all the way up, or even the capacity to make it backless if that’s what she desired. I like Moss, and I like McQueen, so I’m just going to imagine that there was a communication breakdown here.
Photo: Amanda Edwards/Getty Images
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Chuck the Hairspray, Adrienne Bailon
Adrienne Bailon is petite, but she gained a few inches at an NYC screening of Oz, The Great and Powerful—in hair. Volume can be fun and flattering, but this just looks like she’s auditioning to be the third member of Jedward.
Photo: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images
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That Don't Impress Me Much, Shania Twain
OK, so maybe I am a little bit impressed that Shania Twain is 47 and looks just about as young as she did in the “Any Man of Mine” video circa 1995. But a woman of this caliber should know that thigh-high boots should only be worn as part of a ‘sexy’ Halloween costume. But don’t get me wrong, Shania, I think you’re alright.
Photo: DJDM/WENN.com
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Cover Up, Rumer Willis
If Marc Jacobs can wear pajamas when he’s not in bed, does that make it ok for Rumer Willis to wear a swimsuit to a non-pool party event? I don’t think so. But if I squint, I can imagine that this is a metallic pencil skirt and bustier top, which is sort of ok.
Photo: Judy Eddy/WENN.com
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Hayley Williams Got Hamburgled
Zara calls what Hayley Williams wore to the MTV Movie Awards a ‘cut-out jumpsuit’ but I call it overalls. I seriously respect the singer for her talent and spunk, but in this get-up she reminds me of the Hamburglar or that clown girl from Big Comfy Couch, and that’s disappointing.
Photo: Apega/WENN.com
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Butt Out, Hana Mae Lee
The overall silliness of the MTV Movie Awards allows stars to turn up the kook a bit on the red carpet, but Pitch Perfect actress Hana Mae Lee’s cigarette butt hat was pretty inexplicable. She told Us Weekly that she and Alain Lafaille designed the headpiece because they thought there was something “ugly and interesting” about it, and she was half right. Too bad the MTV Movie Awards wasn’t a No Smoking zone.
Photo: Adriana M. Barraza/WENN.com
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Zip it Up, Elisabeth Moss
We’ve had to discuss this before, when Victoria Justice wore an unzipped dress to the Fun Size premiere: zippers should not be optional. I’m sure that when the designers at McQ Alexander McQueen put a zipper in the back of this dress, they meant for it to be used. I’m sure they also had this otherwise-chic dress in a size that would’ve allowed Elisabeth Moss to zip it all the way up, or even the capacity to make it backless if that’s what she desired. I like Moss, and I like McQueen, so I’m just going to imagine that there was a communication breakdown here.
Photo: Amanda Edwards/Getty Images
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Chuck the Hairspray, Adrienne Bailon
Adrienne Bailon is petite, but she gained a few inches at an NYC screening of Oz, The Great and Powerful—in hair. Volume can be fun and flattering, but this just looks like she’s auditioning to be the third member of Jedward.
Photo: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images
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That Don't Impress Me Much, Shania Twain
OK, so maybe I am a little bit impressed that Shania Twain is 47 and looks just about as young as she did in the “Any Man of Mine” video circa 1995. But a woman of this caliber should know that thigh-high boots should only be worn as part of a ‘sexy’ Halloween costume. But don’t get me wrong, Shania, I think you’re alright.
Photo: DJDM/WENN.com
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Cover Up, Rumer Willis
If Marc Jacobs can wear pajamas when he’s not in bed, does that make it ok for Rumer Willis to wear a swimsuit to a non-pool party event? I don’t think so. But if I squint, I can imagine that this is a metallic pencil skirt and bustier top, which is sort of ok.
Photo: Judy Eddy/WENN.com
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Hayley Williams Got Hamburgled
Zara calls what Hayley Williams wore to the MTV Movie Awards a ‘cut-out jumpsuit’ but I call it overalls. I seriously respect the singer for her talent and spunk, but in this get-up she reminds me of the Hamburglar or that clown girl from Big Comfy Couch, and that’s disappointing.
Photo: Apega/WENN.com
The overall silliness of the MTV Movie Awards allows stars to turn up the kook a bit on the red carpet, but Pitch Perfect actress Hana Mae Lee’s cigarette butt hat was pretty inexplicable. She told Us Weekly that she and Alain Lafaille designed the headpiece because they thought there was something “ugly and interesting” about it, and she was half right. Too bad the MTV Movie Awards wasn’t a No Smoking zone.
Photo: Adriana M. Barraza/WENN.com
We’ve had to discuss this before, when Victoria Justice wore an unzipped dress to the Fun Size premiere: zippers should not be optional. I’m sure that when the designers at McQ Alexander McQueen put a zipper in the back of this dress, they meant for it to be used. I’m sure they also had this otherwise-chic dress in a size that would’ve allowed Elisabeth Moss to zip it all the way up, or even the capacity to make it backless if that’s what she desired. I like Moss, and I like McQueen, so I’m just going to imagine that there was a communication breakdown here.
Photo: Amanda Edwards/Getty Images
Adrienne Bailon is petite, but she gained a few inches at an NYC screening of Oz, The Great and Powerful—in hair. Volume can be fun and flattering, but this just looks like she’s auditioning to be the third member of Jedward.
Photo: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images
OK, so maybe I am a little bit impressed that Shania Twain is 47 and looks just about as young as she did in the “Any Man of Mine” video circa 1995. But a woman of this caliber should know that thigh-high boots should only be worn as part of a ‘sexy’ Halloween costume. But don’t get me wrong, Shania, I think you’re alright.
Photo: DJDM/WENN.com
If Marc Jacobs can wear pajamas when he’s not in bed, does that make it ok for Rumer Willis to wear a swimsuit to a non-pool party event? I don’t think so. But if I squint, I can imagine that this is a metallic pencil skirt and bustier top, which is sort of ok.
Photo: Judy Eddy/WENN.com
Zara calls what Hayley Williams wore to the MTV Movie Awards a ‘cut-out jumpsuit’ but I call it overalls. I seriously respect the singer for her talent and spunk, but in this get-up she reminds me of the Hamburglar or that clown girl from Big Comfy Couch, and that’s disappointing.
Photo: Apega/WENN.com
The overall silliness of the MTV Movie Awards allows stars to turn up the kook a bit on the red carpet, but Pitch Perfect actress Hana Mae Lee’s cigarette butt hat was pretty inexplicable. She told Us Weekly that she and Alain Lafaille designed the headpiece because they thought there was something “ugly and interesting” about it, and she was half right. Too bad the MTV Movie Awards wasn’t a No Smoking zone.
Photo: Adriana M. Barraza/WENN.com
We’ve had to discuss this before, when Victoria Justice wore an unzipped dress to the Fun Size premiere: zippers should not be optional. I’m sure that when the designers at McQ Alexander McQueen put a zipper in the back of this dress, they meant for it to be used. I’m sure they also had this otherwise-chic dress in a size that would’ve allowed Elisabeth Moss to zip it all the way up, or even the capacity to make it backless if that’s what she desired. I like Moss, and I like McQueen, so I’m just going to imagine that there was a communication breakdown here.
Photo: Amanda Edwards/Getty Images
Adrienne Bailon is petite, but she gained a few inches at an NYC screening of Oz, The Great and Powerful—in hair. Volume can be fun and flattering, but this just looks like she’s auditioning to be the third member of Jedward.
Photo: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images
OK, so maybe I am a little bit impressed that Shania Twain is 47 and looks just about as young as she did in the “Any Man of Mine” video circa 1995. But a woman of this caliber should know that thigh-high boots should only be worn as part of a ‘sexy’ Halloween costume. But don’t get me wrong, Shania, I think you’re alright.
Photo: DJDM/WENN.com
If Marc Jacobs can wear pajamas when he’s not in bed, does that make it ok for Rumer Willis to wear a swimsuit to a non-pool party event? I don’t think so. But if I squint, I can imagine that this is a metallic pencil skirt and bustier top, which is sort of ok.
Photo: Judy Eddy/WENN.com
Zara calls what Hayley Williams wore to the MTV Movie Awards a ‘cut-out jumpsuit’ but I call it overalls. I seriously respect the singer for her talent and spunk, but in this get-up she reminds me of the Hamburglar or that clown girl from Big Comfy Couch, and that’s disappointing.
Photo: Apega/WENN.com
The overall silliness of the MTV Movie Awards allows stars to turn up the kook a bit on the red carpet, but Pitch Perfect actress Hana Mae Lee’s cigarette butt hat was pretty inexplicable. She told Us Weekly that she and Alain Lafaille designed the headpiece because they thought there was something “ugly and interesting” about it, and she was half right. Too bad the MTV Movie Awards wasn’t a No Smoking zone.
Photo: Adriana M. Barraza/WENN.com
We’ve had to discuss this before, when Victoria Justice wore an unzipped dress to the Fun Size premiere: zippers should not be optional. I’m sure that when the designers at McQ Alexander McQueen put a zipper in the back of this dress, they meant for it to be used. I’m sure they also had this otherwise-chic dress in a size that would’ve allowed Elisabeth Moss to zip it all the way up, or even the capacity to make it backless if that’s what she desired. I like Moss, and I like McQueen, so I’m just going to imagine that there was a communication breakdown here.
Photo: Amanda Edwards/Getty Images
Adrienne Bailon is petite, but she gained a few inches at an NYC screening of Oz, The Great and Powerful—in hair. Volume can be fun and flattering, but this just looks like she’s auditioning to be the third member of Jedward.
Photo: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images
OK, so maybe I am a little bit impressed that Shania Twain is 47 and looks just about as young as she did in the “Any Man of Mine” video circa 1995. But a woman of this caliber should know that thigh-high boots should only be worn as part of a ‘sexy’ Halloween costume. But don’t get me wrong, Shania, I think you’re alright.
Photo: DJDM/WENN.com
If Marc Jacobs can wear pajamas when he’s not in bed, does that make it ok for Rumer Willis to wear a swimsuit to a non-pool party event? I don’t think so. But if I squint, I can imagine that this is a metallic pencil skirt and bustier top, which is sort of ok.
Photo: Judy Eddy/WENN.com
Zara calls what Hayley Williams wore to the MTV Movie Awards a ‘cut-out jumpsuit’ but I call it overalls. I seriously respect the singer for her talent and spunk, but in this get-up she reminds me of the Hamburglar or that clown girl from Big Comfy Couch, and that’s disappointing.
Photo: Apega/WENN.com
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