The 2025 Bad Manner Awards: Celebs Who Totally Blew It This Year

Lauren Sánchez showed up to President Trump’s second inauguration rocking a white pantsuit with a see-through lace top that had everyone gasping. Critics claim it was totally the wrong vibe for a super formal event – basically, fashion gone wild at the wrong party.

Etiquette queen Laura Windsor says that even the fanciest suit can look like a big 'nope' if you forget when to dial it down. The rule? Don’t outshine the main act or the occasion!

People called the look "tacky" and "over the top," which is exactly what you don't want at a presidential inauguration. One commenter nailed it: "Class can’t be bought, ladies and gents."

So yeah, Lauren, sometimes less is more!

After a seven-year music nap, Lily Allen dropped her album 'West End Girl,' serving up every juicy detail about her messy split from Stranger Things’ David Harbour. Think affairs, drama, and a whole lot of emotions spilled over 14 songs.

Laura Windsor gives a friendly side-eye here: airing all your dirty laundry for the world to hear? Not cool, Lily. Some things are better kept behind closed doors.

Lily says it’s not a mean album, just what she was feeling. Fair enough, but maybe keep some secrets? It’s one thing to sing about heartbreak, another to turn your whole marriage into a public soap opera.

Fans got everything in chronological order - from love to heartbreak to acceptance. Talk about a musical rollercoaster!

At the Stranger Things 5 premiere, Millie Bobby Brown flipped the usual red carpet script. When photographers told her to "smile," she gave a sassy "You smile!" finger wag and bounced off stage.

Laura thinks we get it - being told when to smile all the time is no picnic - but red carpets kinda come with the smizing territory. Maybe give the system the side-eye, not the photographers?

Social media went wild! Some fans cheered her for setting boundaries, others said, "Hey, it’s just part of the gig."

Oh, and did we mention Millie’s a new mom? Tired mom energy is real, folks.

Selena Gomez had a star-studded wedding, but guess who wasn’t invited? Her superhero kidney donor and former bestie, Francia Raisa.

People online went wild - how do you forget the person who literally saved your life? Laura calls it "somewhat brutal and ungracious". Makes you go, huh?

Francia stayed classy, saying she’s happy for Selena and that organ donation isn’t about friendship perks.

But the plot thickens: Rumors spun about family drama, documentary snubs, and a year-long silence. The internet’s takeaway? Maybe don’t lend someone your kidney unless you want fireworks later.

Meghan and Harry crashed Kris Jenner’s 70th birthday bash, threw some serious shade by asking for no photos of them to be shared, and got everyone talking (but not in a good way).

Laura’s take? You can’t get invited to a major celeb party hosted by the Kardashians and then expect to be invisible. That’s basically etiquette 101!

There was more drama at the Invictus Games, where they apparently zipped by disabled vets in a golf cart instead of mingling. Plus, Meghan’s marathon speech got side-eye for stealing the spotlight.

Folks online were not here for the royal show-off antics. Talk about missing the point of charity stuff!

Brooklyn and Nicola threw a lavish vow renewal party, but guess who was left out? Brooklyn’s own family!

Victoria, David, siblings - you name it, none of them were on the guest list. Sources say it was Brooklyn’s choice to highlight the Peltz fam instead.

Etiquette expert Laura calls this a big no-no - weddings and vow renewals are for bringing people together, not making some feel like they're sitting at the kids’ table forever.

Plus, Brooklyn and Nicola skipped David Beckham’s big 50th party, adding fuel to the family drama fire.

Love is tough - but leaving your own family in the cold? That’s just plain rude!