We saw plenty of amazing dresses at the 2014 Grammy Awards. While Katy Perry received mixed reviews, fashion critics were much kinder to Taylor Swift, Anna Kendrick, Sarah Hyland, Zendaya, and Ariana Grande.
However, a terrible outfit can give you as much press as a stunning one. Take, for example, Madonna’s teeth grill, Paris Hilton’s nude tulle dress, or Paula Patton’s animal print dress.
We’ve reviewed other celebrities who received harsh critiques from fashion critics. Who do you think was the worst dressed?
1. Pink in Johanna Johnson
Pink wore a Johanna Johnson strapless dress in crimson shades, which would have been more appropriate in the bedroom than on the red carpet. The American singer, songwriter, and actress accessorized with Neil Lane vintage jewelry and a Rauwolf clutch and completed the outfit with Brian Atwood shoes.

2. Sara Bareilles in Blumarine
Sara Bareilles donned a white strapless high-low hemline dress from the Blumarine Spring 2014 collection featuring confetti-like detail.
The American singer-songwriter and musician paired the flirty dress with Louise et Cie shoes, a Thalé Blanc clutch, rose-cut pink opal earrings, and gold and diamond bangles.

3. Chrisette Michele in Etro
Chrisette Michele showed up in an ugly printed pantsuit by Etro paired with white pumps. Not surprisingly, the R&B and soul singer-songwriter ended up on almost every worst-dressed list. It does not get much worse than this.

4. Kaya Jones in Black Liquid Dress
Kaya Jones sported a daring black liquid-like gown with spaghetti straps and sheer cutout slits at both legs. It leaves us curious about the Canadian-American pop singer, glamor model, and actress’s thought process behind choosing this bold outfit.

5. Skylar Grey in Michael Costello
Skylar Grey donned a nude dress by Michael Costello and accessorized with a L’Dezen Jewellery ring and earrings.

Why would you wear a gown with the same color as your skin?

Who do you think was the worst dressed at the 2014 Grammy Awards? Paris Hilton, Paula Patton, or one of the above?