As successful as Marchesa was with Karolina Kurkova is how UNSUCCESSFUL it was with this.

HIDEOUS. Givenchy is on my list, y'all.
We didn't put this in Best Dressed because we didn't think those who loved it quite loved it ENOUGH to vote it ahead of the pack. And since we DISLIKED it -- the colors on her are terrible and her hair looks overchlorinated -- it gets to live in infamy here.

Yee-haaaaaw.
SO MTV. I can't even.
As someone noted in the comments, we have seen SO MUCH of this woman's body, from Wolf of Wall Street, and we know it is basically amazing, so WHAT is this thing doing to her?!?
I keep picturing this outfit on a toothless crone singing to Fantine, "What pretty HAIRRRRR.... what pretty LOCKS YOU'VE GOT THERRRRRE..."
Shaking my head at how this is appropriate for a Charles James evening.
Geordi LaForge called. He can't see without his visor, Lupita, so be a love and return it.
Hee. I don't think this is the worst because of how freaking amusing it is. But technically it is kind of awful and way irrelevant.
Did her matching beachball deflate on her pelvis?
I'm so sad. The Met Ball is TOTALLY where she thrives, and now this.
There are many offenses here, but I keep screaming, "HER HAIR. WHAT."
!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is like the anti-Kurkova.
The Mulleavys are out of their minds. But in a way I hope is lasting, because it's fun(ny).
I will say this in Sandra's defense: This custom-made gown is at least evocative of the explosions of tulle and big skirts that Charles James made. While vastly inferior, and styled TERRIBLY, it is not QUITE so far off the proverbial rocker as you'd assume.
Whereas this has nothing to do with anything.
And this is falling apart on her body.
Okay: If you're going to wear something this willfully batshit, shouldn't you look like you're having fun, at least?

NOOOOO.
IN WHAT UNIVERSE WAS THIS EVEN AN OPTION.

Enough already, Bey.

NO REALLY. We've done this a MILLION TIMES NOW.
I include the hostess because some people REALLY hated this. But Anna never dresses the theme -- she simply presides over those who are supposed to.