10 Times Actresses Proved That Choosing the Proper Outfit Matters
Everyone knows that an outfit can change your look significantly. And if ordinary people can easily wear the same T-shirt and jeans more than once, world-famous celebrities have to regularly walk in many different dresses on the red carpet. But even they can’t know in advance what reactions their outfits will get. Will they be praised or criticized in glossy magazines?
Emma Stone

Stylists are sure that the right color of an outfit will literally make your skin glow. So, the warm golden color of Emma Stone’s dress in the second photo, combined with the classic retro style, made her look like a statuette. But the unusual big-shouldered dress in a dark chocolate shade made her look pale and even a bit sickly.
Florence Pugh

The silhouette of the outfit really matters. The simple, long-sleeved minidress accompanied by a massive pale pink tulle bow creates mixed feelings. The entire gown feels unbalanced and doesn’t look flattering on Florence Pugh. The red strapless dress accented with a peplum makes the actress look taller and more graceful.
Amy Schumer

Keira Knightley

At first glance, it seems that both Keira Knightley’s dresses are similar: light shades and nature-inspired print. However, it’s all about the little details. The dress in the photo on the left has a fancy collar and hem, as well as a belt that visually cuts the silhouette. And the dress on the right is simply a fairy gown.
Kate Hudson

Charlize Theron

Drew Barrymore

Winona Ryder

Margot Robbie

Angelina Jolie

The classic black color is not always a win-win option for a social outing. In the year 2000, Angelina Jolie’s gothic dress made from a thin, tight fabric was unanimously recognized as one of the worst Oscar dresses of all time. But in 2012, the heavier fabric and rigid forms of the actress’s dress were praised by fashion critics.
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