30 Celebrity Fashion Fails Of 2025 That Made Us Go “Wait, What?!”

At the London gala, Julia Fox rocked a Robert Wun surrealist outfit featuring a sharp cone chest, a totally bare torso, a messy pinstriped skirt train, and a massive, weirdly pointy hat.

Oh, and don’t miss the handbag shaped like a bustier wearing a blazer - because why not?

People weren’t impressed. Comments included, “Is she half-dressed or is this a fashion statement?” and “Nothing screams ‘notice me’ like showing up half-naked to a fancy event.”

Kim K arrived at the Los Angeles gala in a nude Maison Margiela gown - but let’s be honest, all eyes were on that head-to-toe sock-like mask.

She’d done something similar back in 2021, but this repeat stunt didn’t exactly wow the crowd.

Fans joked, “If only Kanye could see this!” and “She must be hiding from paparazzi or something.”

At the New York gala, Teyana Taylor chose a sheer black dress with just one strap and a super-high waist thong that screamed, "Did you forget to dress?"

Some fans loved the confidence, others weren’t so sure. One user asked, “Did the US run out of tape?” Oof.

Elle Fanning showed up in a soft pink Balenciaga gown paired with fancy Cartier jewels, but honestly, it was that weird red fluff on the front of her dress that stole the show.

People joked it looked like she was hiding a tiny creature under there. We’re just as confused.

At Paris Fashion Week, Kendall Jenner strutted in a beige corset dress with protruding hips AND a giant bow right on her back.

While the designer said it symbolized someone flying too close to the sun, the internet had other ideas.

Comments included “Looks like she forgot to pull up her undies after a bathroom break,” and “A diaper with a fancy bow? Yep, that’s fashion in 2025!”

At the VMAs, Conan Gray strutted in a heavy denim ensemble packed with pirate frills, sailor vibes, and big theatrical flair.

Sure, it weighed a ton, but fans were all in: “Make this the new navy uniform!” one wrote, praising his bold look.

Visiting the UK, Melania Trump rocked a Dior skirt suit topped with a massive purple hat that pretty much hid her face.

The internet wasn’t sure if it was a fashion statement or a mistake, with some calling it a giant lampshade and wondering if she thought she was at a pool party instead of a fancy event.

At the Grammy Awards, Jaden Smith wore your usual black tuxedo... topped with a miniature black castle hat.

Yep, a castle. Online eyes rolled hard, but fans cracked jokes like, “At least he’s got a roof over his head!” Someone clearly thought ‘make a statement’ meant ‘wear a building.’

At a London premiere, Frankie Grande showed up with no shirt on, just rocking a black leather jacket and pants.

Fans weren’t sure if he was going for bold or just needed a hug, with a few saying he was definitely trying too hard.

Skipping the red carpet, Lady Gaga arrived at the VMAs in a giant black Marc Jacobs gown with huge sleeves and floral details.

Online, folks said it looked like crushed-up tissue paper and questioned who did her makeup. One comment: “Who even edited her face?”

At the Critics Choice Awards, Ariana Grande went for a look inspired by her Glinda phase, but people focused on her weird skirt with dangling fabric and strange colors.

“Looks like she was designed to scare Kathryn Hahn away,” they joked. “Lost scarecrow chic,” someone else called it.

At a Star Wars event in Japan, Pedro Pascal showed up in a bright red trench, black shorts, and knee-high boots.

Fans and critics alike were over it, with a few calls for him to ditch his stylist after the over-the-top look.

At New York Fashion Week, Anna Delvey rocked lingerie layered with a plunging denim coat... but all eyes were on her court-issued ankle monitor.

People couldn’t decide if it was fashion or a headline stunt. “Did ankle monitors become the new accessory?” one person asked.

For the CFDA Awards, Lily Allen showed up in a white silk bralette and a see-through maxi skirt that gave zero shyness.

Fans joked about timing, since it came just after her divorce rumors and a new album about cheating. “There’s a time and place for lingerie... maybe not this one,” said one.

At the Brit Awards, Maura Higgins showed up in a sheer black gown with just flowers and piping to cover the basics.

People were shocked. Comments included, “Is this really an outfit? Looks like a see-through curtain with a thong underneath.”

At Paris Fashion Week, Tyra Banks rocked a sleek black look - but those bleach-blond eyebrows? Not everyone was loving them.

Some say she looked like a robot or bad Photoshop, with comments like, “Who messed with your eyebrows?”

At the LA movie premiere, Millie wore a beaded gold gown that made fans say, “She looks like she’s 40, not 20.”

Some said marrying her husband suddenly made her dress much older than her years. Yikes.

At the ‘Wednesday’ Season 2 premiere, Jenna Ortega bleached her eyebrows so hard, fans barely recognized her.

She wore a sheer gown that looked like snake skin, giving off major ‘ethereal ghost’ vibes.

People said, “Bring back the brows!” and some wondered if she’d had her cheeks slimmed down a bit too much.

At the VMAs, Zara Larsson showed up in a totally sheer floral mini dress paired with bright snake-embellished heels.

Fashion pros loved the sandals, but the internet just shook their heads. One said, “What in 2003 Paris Hilton is this!?”

At the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Janelle Monáe wore a mint-green look made from other clothes - sleeves turned into jackets, pants turned into a skirt.

Fans were baffled: “Is she an octopus? How many clothes is she wearing?”

At the Vanity Fair Oscars party, Megan Thee Stallion showed up in an all-green look with no traditional top - just feathers, a tiny halter strap, and pasties.

Some called the pasties goofy and said the look could’ve been great if it wasn’t for that. Bold, but some weren’t buying it.

At the Met Gala, Dua Lipa revealed a Chanel gown that took 2,000 hours to make with over 45,000 embroidered details.

People loved the dress but thought her hair ruined the vibe. One said, “The details seem overdone, not intricate.”

Out for a night in LA, Kylie Jenner wore a super tight silver mini dress that people compared to saran wrap.

Comments were savage: “She looks like a burrito,” and whispers about whether she used weight-loss injections surfaced.

At the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Chappell Roan sported a sparkling bustier, a skirt made of newspaper pages, and a headpiece inspired by the ‘True Colors’ era.

Fans thought, “If you have a giant hat like that, better wear it loud and proud!”

At the Critics Choice Awards, Hannah Einbinder rocked a green Louis Vuitton dress that had people debating: lampshade, perfume bottle, or what?

“Definitely unique,” some said. “It’s giving quirky vibes for sure,” said others.

At the Oscars, Whoopi wore a shiny blue dress that looked almost liquid or metallic - like magic or sci-fi.

Fans were split: some loved the futuristic vibe, others said, “Love the fabric, hate the dress.”

At the Met Gala, Sabrina Carpenter went pants-free with a burgundy tux jacket.

She revealed Pharrell suggested ditching pants because she’s “quite short.” That explanation didn’t quiet the critics, who joked, “Next up: disappearing pants trick!”

At the ‘Stranger Things’ premiere, Caleb wore a dark military-style suit with gold buttons and red stripes down the pants.

Fans said, “He looks ready for space battles or should fire his stylist asap.”

Unlike his castmates’ fantasy outfits, Joe Keery went basic but way too tight in a black leather jacket.

Fans noticed he couldn’t even zip it properly and joked it looked like an unintentional Billie Joe Armstrong cosplay.

At Paris Fashion Week, Linda Evangelista rocked a big, androgynous suit with a giant fur coat.

While opinions on the outfit divided, the spotlight shifted to her face and her cosmetic struggles from years before - proof that fashion isn’t always just about the clothes.