From Emily Blunt To Kate Hudson, The Biggest Fashion Disasters From The 2025 Governors Awards

Kate Hudson opted for an unusual muted green, floor-length gown that resembled the vintage style of the 1930s-40s era.

The flowy satin silhouette appeared to fit her incorrectly and looked slouchy, with odd, mismatched cutouts and stitching throughout that seemed uneven.

The 46-year-old actress topped it off with smoky eyes, peach-toned lips, and a voluminous blonde, curly bob.

One fan remarked, “In no world would Kate's dress look good, ever. Not even on a model.”

Jennifer Lawrence turned heads for all the wrong reasons with her white look that many dubbed “diaper” and “dreadful.”

The Hunger Games alum wore a ruched gown with an off-shoulder neckline and a high side slit, where a strip of fabric appeared to emerge from underneath the slit and travel all the way up to her neckline.

The skirt had a flowy yet slightly figure-hugging silhouette, leaving one bare thigh on full display.

“It’s overall a dreadful design!” wrote one user, while another added, “It is giving diaper to me unfortunately…”

Hailee Steinfeld embraced an eye-catching design in a semi-sheer gray gown with several odd cutouts throughout.

The halter-neck top featured a flowy silhouette with multiple panels attached at the front that extended to her mid-thighs before transitioning into a bejeweled sheer fabric.

The skirt’s train also morphed into the same panelled design, sewn together at the hem and covering her feet completely.

“Almost any ordinary man could dress her better than I am sure the highly paid stylists or whatever they call themselves.”

Emily Blunt attended the soiree in a red asymmetrical ensemble featuring a one-shoulder design with crumpled, bow-like detailing. 

The look also included a mermaid-style skirt with V-shaped sheer panels around the waist and thighs, which created an unusual contrast as the bright fabric covered her privates before pooling into a small train at her feet.

The A Quiet Place star kept her hair in a sleek side-parted bun, paired with soft makeup and sparkly diamond earrings. 

According to one critic, her dress had “two ugly details,” pointing to the sheer detailing on the skirt and the messily done bow.

Kate Winslet played it safe, opting for a loose-fitted black satin suit set that featured a structured silhouette and fit her perfectly. 

The 50-year-old Titanic star wore her dark blonde hair in a sleek mid-parted bun. 

For accessories, she kept it simple, wearing Martin Katz geometric deco diamond drop earrings, a minimal band on her ring finger, and black pointed-toe pumps.

Amanda Seyfried wore a brown and light pink polka-dot, off-the-shoulder floor-length gown featuring matching furry, cuff-like shoulder sleeves.

The neckline was topped with a massive pink bow draped across her chest, with additional pieces extending onto the back of the skirt.

The bodice showcased sparkly vertical sequined lines that awkwardly transitioned into polka-dot detailing from her knees to the hem.

One disappointed user critiqued her look, specifically calling out the furry detailing as “hairy armpits” and “awful.”

Jennifer Lopez wore a black-and-blush pink velvet gown featuring a small bodice and a voluminous skirt.

The black bodice was a cinched, corset-style design with a tight scooped sweetheart neckline that partially covered her chest, accented with pink detailing along the sides of the waist.

The skirt, meanwhile, was flowy and dramatic, with massive pink ruched trains attached at the waist that flared out and trailed behind her.

The pop sensation and actress kept her brown locks loosely styled in a bun and accessorized with matching gloves, diamond earrings, and a small clutch.

Jeremy Allen White opted for a black-and-white shirt-and-pants combo, leaving the buttons undone to reveal a matching vest underneath.

He finished the look with a wide black satin waistband, matching leather shoes, and a leather wristwatch.

“As the old saying goes money can't buy class…” one netizen quipped. 

Another added, "Truly hideous design.”

Mia Goth arrived on the carpet in a satin light blue gown with a strapless neckline.

The cinched bodice featured large tie-up detailing on both sides of her waist that dangled around her knees, paired with a fitted skirt that trailed into a small train at the back.

The Frankenstein star kept her accessories minimal, wearing only small silver hoops and styling her raven hair parted in the middle, with no neckpiece to balance the deep, bare neckline.

Natalie Portman dazzled in a bejeweled blue-and-white minidress featuring thin straps and a deep round neckline.

The dress sat oddly on her legs, with an asymmetrical skirt design that revealed bits of the white fabric beneath the blue detailing.

The Black Swan star paired it with what appeared to be ill-fitted heels, with the sandal straps sitting loose and her toes nearly slipping off the sole.

Jurnee Smollett wore a pale satin gold dress featuring spaghetti straps and a plunging V-neckline.

The dress failed to impress, with many noting that the fabric appeared “cheap” in red carpet images.

It also featured an odd vine design running from the shoulder down to her waist, with the detailing looking noticeably poorly made.

“I’ve never seen so many awful dresses in one place,” echoed netizens.