Oops! Fashion Week’s Most Hilarious Outfit Whoopsies

Rihanna turned up in a gold tinsel skirt suit that pretty much screamed "I raided a Christmas tree and forgot to take off the sparkle." That outfit was full-on shimmer meets kitchen sponge according to the internet. She sat front row, happily filming, while folks online compared her skirt to a giant dishwashing Brillo pad. Comments included gems like, "Looks like she wrapped herself in my sponge" and "Christmas tinsel leftovers, anyone?" Some even thought she lost her fashion mojo - "Something's off here," they said. If Rihanna hadn’t been there rocking it, this outfit might have gotten more detests than a soggy toast.

At the Louis Vuitton show, Zendaya gave new meaning to 'going white' with a lace top dressed up with ruffles that looked less glam and more like she wrestled a big roll of toilet paper. She wore it with jeans and pumps, trying for casual chic but landing somewhere in 'I just rolled out of bed but still want applause.' Some folks thought she looked 'ghetto fabulous with an undershirt' and were more into guessing if she was being rude when greeted by France's First Lady - because she stayed seated for the handshake. Oops. Talk about adding drama beyond the outfit.

Saoirse Ronan rocked a chunky red sweater with a mini skirt that looked like a confused quilt project met a gentrification experiment. Her baby bangs? Let’s just say they won no fans. Critics called the whole look a ‘hotch-potch’ and said Louis Vuitton is paying for this fashion crime. Some wondered if she went for a little cheek slimmer too - giving her the vibe of someone who’s lost their ‘wow’ face. Not exactly the red carpet win she hoped for.

Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz went ultra-basic at the Messika show - think black T-shirts and plain cargo pants that screamed 'we just got dressed in 2 minutes.' Nicola rocked a teeny black crop top showing her ribs like it was a competition. Fans wondered... are they too broke for stylists, or just ignoring the family drama too hard? The internet wasn't impressed and threw shade like ‘human golden retriever attached at the hip.’ Met Victoria Beckham? Nah, they ghosted her that night.

Emma Stone’s royal blue blazer and funky skirt combo looked like she was trying a new AI face filter in real life. She brought back bouncy curls but critics thought she looked a bit too fake, with some saying she resembled a cartoon frog. Others joked if this was her version of a botched makeover or just a Photoshop fail. Her look gave off robot vibes more than Hollywood glam.

Kristen Wiig went sleek with a tiny Chanel strapless minidress, but many thought she looked like she was trying not to disappear in it. Comments included 'cheap knockoff vibes' and 'looks like it might peel off anytime.' And then there was the drama about her ‘new face’ - fans were whispering about too much plastic surgery making her look totally different. Basically, Kristen’s dress was invisible, but the internet definitely noticed her ‘who’s that?’ glow-up.

Dua Lipa made her Chanel debut in a floral top-and-skirt that looked like she'd cosplayed as a Fraggle from that 80s puppet show. A high slit and mushroom heels added drama but the outfit made even her biggest fans shake their heads. She definitely wasn’t feeling it either - posing awkwardly and adjusting her dress like, 'Make this look good, please.' When Dua can’t slay an outfit, you know it’s a wild one!

Alexa Demie showed up in a shiny, pink-red skirt suit that looked a lot like Barbie’s old bubble-wrap outfit... just with a lot more bling and questionable vibes. The plastic shine had people wondering if she’d actually dressed inside a giant Amazon package. Her makeup was '90s gone wild, sunglasses huge enough to hide a small country, and some fans thought her face had morphed into an entirely new person. This Barbie’s got a few weird upgrades but not all of them were winners.

Naomi Watts gave us a colourful mini dress that mixed shoulder pads, lace stockings, and purple pumps in a look so whimsical it felt like a daydream. Some loved the playful vibe, but others thought it was more “Is this a dress for someone else’s toddler?” Rumors flew about what she was hiding in that bag, with guesses ranging from snacks to a secret weapon. Either way, it was a wild, not-your-average Paris moment.

Pedro Pascal rocked a long gold-ish tweed trench coat - it looked fancy but also totally like a bathrobe someone forgot to take off. The coat was both too big and too small, leaving Pascal looking a bit like he was wearing his grandma’s robe to fashion week. Despite the swagger, many thought he looked uncomfortable and unsure if the coat was a style or a cozy decision. Internet commenters debated if his fame was lasting or if it was finally time to call it quits.

Cynthia Erivo went for a fur coat paired with a see-through lacy bra and shiny skirt, accessorized with gold shoes and a raspberry bag matching her book’s cover. Very... bookworm chic? Valentino's anti-library theme was cool, but social media dubbed her look 'homeless vibes' with some wanting her to ditch the nose ring and grow some hair. Her ensemble had the mummy energy but make it fashion? Definitely an outfit that had the internet divided.

Heidi Klum went bold-ish at Christian Louboutin in a shiny brown latex dress teamed with an oversized fuzzy cream coat. It was a combo that screamed 'I got dressed in the dark... but make it fashion!' Later, she switched to an all-white Vivienne Westwood look with a plunging blazer and a floor-length skirt, but some said it looked like a pajamas party. She even brought her teenage daughter Lou along, sparking comments about ‘too young for all this.’ Heidi’s looks were costume-y, campy, and perfect for… well, Halloween maybe?

The monochromatic look was elegant in theory, but the dramatic neckline and sweeping proportions made it another polarizing fashion choice from the supermodel. Later that day, Klum stepped out in a fiery red Saint Laurent minidress with a huge, sculptural bodice covered in silver studs, while its tiny fitted skirt created an exaggerated silhouette. She finished the look with sheer black tights and pointed stilettos. She was accompanied by her 16-year-old daughter, Lou Samuel, who made her Paris Fashion Week debut. Some users condemned Klum for it, saying Lou was still “too young” for the occasion.

Shakira kept it simple with a black Tom Ford dress, featuring crystal straps and an open back. But the hair? Oh no, the wet curls looked a bit too ‘just walked out of the pool’ and some fans noticed a ‘forgot to scrunch out the crunch’ moment. People debated if her chin looked different too, throwing out wild ideas about Botox and temporary sculpting. Fashion 101: nice dress, messy hair, internet laughs.

Paris Jackson took on Vivienne Westwood’s punk vibes with a floral sheer top, leather mini skirt, and knee-high boots. Her smoky eye makeup was so big, so smudgy, it stretched from lashes to temples with a purple accent - totally fierce and a bit intense. Some loved this bold rockstar makeover, others thought it was a bit too much for her stunning face. Paris definitely left the runway feeling rebellious.

Cara Delevingne went velvet purple but skipped the shirt - talk about taking the ‘suit up’ look way too literally! Hair up, hot pink belt and clutch for a splash, and all eyes were on her daring gutsy vibe. Some said it was a fun nod to Gwyneth’s 90s TV moment; others called it just plain trashy. Either way, it’s a look that’s ‘brave’ or ‘laundry day gone wrong’ - you decide.

Sam Claflin took on Tom Ford in a blue-white striped shirt with a wild leopard-print collar and a patterned tie - mix and match level expert! Ackermann himself picked this look and Sam said it was a wild switch from his usual classic style. Fans? Eh, they were less impressed; the outfit split opinions like peanut butter and jelly but with zero smooth finish. Style experiments don’t always land, folks.

Zoë Kravitz embraced the all-black Saint Laurent dress code but cranked it up with a see-through lace cardigan and skirt. Lots of lace, thick floral patterns, and a cool cropped vibe, but some folks straight out called it trashy - YSL or not. The gothic romantic look was a nip and a snap from sheer, and definitely talked about online. A statement for sure, good or bad depending on your style squad.

Jennifer Lopez showed up at Stella McCartney in a full chocolate-brown power suit with fur trim... And a baffling dotted net veil covering her face that had people squinting and saying things like, 'Did she walk through a cloud of flies?' The vibe: rich widow mystery mixed with 'I might have just lost a costume fight.' Bonus drama? Her bodyguard wiping down her soggy seat as if prepping a throne and holding an umbrella over her head like the queen of rain. Internet? Split between diva vibes and diva love.

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley decided sheer black lace was the way to go - leaving almost zero mystery with breasts on display. She rocked a Saint Laurent Romy pump with that daring dress. Onlookers said sheer only works if you’re 100% sure, otherwise it’s just a see-through confession. The look led to comparisons with Zoë Kravitz, wondering if they’d popped out of the same plastic surgeon. Some thought the room had turned into a gathering of skinny, shapeless mannequins. Bold? Absolutely. Flawless? Debatable.

Iris Law kept it sleek in black with gothic lace at the neckline and hem, perfect for that dark, moody YSL vibe Anthony Vaccarello loves. She gave those pretty, dark looks a pop with her rainbow manicure and slicked-back hair. But some folks thought it was more of a nightdress than runway gear. A star look with sleeper potential!

Zoe Saldaña was all about that sheer life at the Saint Laurent show. Black lace spaghetti straps and a see-through dress that boldly said, 'Look ma, no bra!' She kept things classy below the waist with black underwear and chunky heels, but the top half was an open book. Some commenters weren’t fans, saying ‘trash people just do trash things’ and, well, this dress was no exception. She definitely turned heads, but not always in the best way.

Jennifer Lawrence hit the Christian Dior show in a lingerie-inspired slip dress that screamed "classy bedroom look." Icy blue with white lace and delicate floral embroidery, it was more 'sleepover chic' than red carpet glam. Some said she looked as bland as her acting, asking, 'Is she sleepwalking? Put some clothes on!' Sunglasses indoors made it seem like she was hiding from everyone instead of owning the room. One fan joked about the struggles of holding up a dress like that all night - don’t we all relate?