BRIT Awards 2010

"Tricked into being a drug mule"

The harrowing story of former Miss South African contestant, Vanessa Goosen, who was duped into transporting drugs to Thailand.

The babification of Brave

Disney's sexualised redesign of Brave's Merida drew fierce criticism worldwide - because a cartoon is not just a cartoon, writes Chris McEvoy.

Get Women24 on your mobile

m.women24.com

Previous image Next image

Lily Allen walked the red carpet in a goth-inspired Chanel gown, featuring an Oriental-style high-neck and waistband brooch detail.
Ke$ha, we're so sad to admit this, but your Grammy Awards outfit was soooo much better than that haggard animal you chose this time around.
…and Lady Gaga delivers another designer showstopper. And taught us that Amy Winehouse's hair is mild in comparison.
Courtney Love donned a nude high-neck dress with silver embellishments. Don't be fooled, the white neckline is actually attached to the dress. Well, at least she isn't naked again…
Katherine Jenkins is simply adorable in this strapless, print dress by Alexander McQueen! If only she wasn't doing a Tinkerbelle impersonation…
Judging by the expression on her face, Florence Welch can't breathe. Or see, for that matter. But her crystal-embellished mini dress is stunning.
Kylie Minogue's sheer black Dolce and Gabbana net dress is actually pretty. But the bra strap peeking through was a really bad move.
Well, it's certainly shiny. And big. The sleeve might be getting ready to attack her. What went wrong, Leona?! You looked so lovely at the Golden Globes… The singer must have fired her stylist and chosen to wear this silver William Tempest asymmetrical one-sleeved mini dress.
Edith Bowman tried to pass off a blue velvet towel as a red carpet dress by adding black lace stockings. It didn't work. Is that a green watch we spot there, Edith?
Geri Halliwell would have looked cute if she hadn't been wearing a tiara (who wears a tiara on the red carpet, Geri?). Her belt should also have had a brighter colour to give her a sleeker silhouette. And after the Spice Girls era, no-one should ever carry a clutch emblazoned with the UK flag again.

Click on the thumbnail above to view the larger image.

24.com publishes all comments posted on articles provided that they adhere to our Comments Policy. Should you wish to report a comment for editorial review, please do so by clicking the 'Report Comment' button to the right of each comment.

Comment on this story

0 comments

Add your comment

Logout

Comment 0 characters remaining

Share on Facebook

Share on Twitter

We reserve the right to maintain the quality of the discourse on the comments board as much as we can.
By posting comments you agree to our Terms & Conditions.

There are new stories on the homepage. Click here to see them.