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The Oscars’ Most Polarizing Red Carpet Outfits

14. Faith Hill

In 2002, Faith Hill aimed to live up to her nomination with a rainbow pastel Versace gown, inspired by “Somewhere Over the Rainbow.”

15. Marjan Pejoski

Marjan Pejoski’s swan dress, reminiscent of Bjork’s iconic 2001 look, garnered attention when she seemingly took the avian theme to the next level, even posing as if she were laying an egg on the red carpet.

16. Angelina Jolie

Angelina Jolie caused a stir at the 2012 Oscars in a black Versace gown, primarily because of her daring leg-revealing poses, which photographers found to be growingly repetitive.

17. Matt Stone and Trey Parker

Matt Stone and Trey Parker, the masterminds behind ‘South Park,’ approached the 2000 Oscars red carpet with a comical touch. They sported sandals and parodied famous celebrity outfits, shining a spotlight on the quirks of high fashion.

18. Jennifer Lawrence

In 2013, Jennifer Lawrence left a lasting mark at the Oscars in a Dior Haute Couture strapless cream-colored gown. However, her unforgettable moment was momentarily overshadowed when she famously stumbled on the stairs while ascending to accept her Best Actress award for “Silver Linings Playbook.”

Which dress from this list do you find the most controversial? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments section below.

Written by Emily

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