massive fashion fail
She's been trying to show off her sexy side in recent public appearances but K-Stew got it all wrong last night
Kristen Stewart has been so happy lately that we wondered whether or not she was replaced with an impostor, one who didn’t properly hate public appearances and being lit up by camera bulb flashes on the red carpet.
She’s been looking incredible for her most recent walks on the film premiere runways but she suffered a serious fashion fail last night.
Kristen, 22, was probably just trying to show off her amazing figure by wearing skimpy teal shorts with a crop top that reminded us of Sporty Spice in the video for Wannabe (what a tune, by the way).
The nude shimmering outfit was a bit of a disaster and her legs weren't were a bit like our pre-cooked Christmas turkey.
The dress, designed by Erdem, was brought down another level of LOLs with heels that have sparked an office debate over whether they can be described as neon orange or red. Or even pink.
She was promoting the latest screening of ‘new’ film On The Road – which will probably release a sequel by the time the cast have finished promoting it.
Kristen was joined by co-star Kristen Dunst who rocked a more chic look with a navy coat, before being the rest of the cast arrived to have their picture taken.
K-Stew has been showing off a new edgy side to her look lately and we've picked some of her sexiest styles.
Kristen popped onto the Late Late Show earlier this week, said the word "dude" a lot and smiled more than we've ever seen her smile before.
The Twilight star revealed: 'I love it when people hate me. It's us versus them.'
already the #1 movie abroad and has taken in $27.3M from 42 international markets going into Friday. My insiders believe it’s very possible for the movie to end this weekend with approximately $200M worldwide. Yowza! In the U.S. and Canada, MovieTickets said box office advance tickets for the pic accounted for nearly 91% of sales going into Friday, with nearly 18% coming from those wanting to see the film in standard 3D format, 8% in High Frame Rate 3D, and 7% in IMAX 3D. The record opening for this weekend is I Am Legend‘s $77m. Remember, all Lords Of The Rings 2D films opened Christmas Week whereas 3D The Hobbit will play to lower openings but huge multiples helped by 3D and IMAX. The Hobbit An Unexpected Journey‘s production was managed by New Line Cinema with parent company Warner Bros Pictures handling worldwide theatrical distribution. Select international territories (including Scandinavia) as well as all international television distribution was handled by MGM.
