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Crimes of fashion: Trends gone awry

  • Crimes of fashion: Trends gone awry
    Celebs are often the first to road test new trends—and that means there's sure to be the occasional red-carpet faux pas. Here are 17 doozies from 2012, so far. —GloTrend: LeggingsThe Offense: Black leggings are in everyone's wardrobe, but this shredded pair belongs in the garbage can.Bing: Who's the fashion offender? Search: Her upcoming acting debutFind: Her September magazine covers
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    The Offense: There's a whole lot of pattern, hair and platform shoe going on. The takeaway? Keep it simple and pick one statement. Bing: Who's the fashion offender?Search: Her recent birthday celebrationFind: Her TV hosting gig this fall
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  • Crimes of fashion: Trends gone awry
    The Offense: Do leopard prints a favor and keep them chic by skipping the hot pink accessories. Instead, stick to warm metallics. Bing: Who's the fashion offender? Search: Her new baby boyFind: The reality TV star with her fiancé
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  • Crimes of fashion: Trends gone awry
    The Offense: If you can fit two of yourself into a top, then it's simply too big. Even when worn as a jacket, a denim shirt should still be slightly fitted. Bing: Who's the fashion offender? Search: Read about her latest filmFind: Her famous sis
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    The Offense: This star is having an Emperor's New Clothes moment in her totally see-through orange gown. Remember: When wearing lace, look for fabric that's lined and stick to flesh-tone underthings for added insurance.Bing: Who's the fashion offender? Search: Her boy-next-door hubbyFind: Watch her perform
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  • Crimes of fashion: Trends gone awry
    The Offense: Leather that is too tight bunches on the skin. Pick leather pieces that fit your body and opt for a slightly looser cut to keep the must-have material looking modern.Bing: Who's the fashion offender? Search: News about the reality TV star and her famous sistersFind: Her baby niece's magazine cover debut
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  • Crimes of fashion: Trends gone awry
    The Offense: Nothing is more summery than a flirty sundress and a floppy hat, but this goofy Gilligan version makes this star a style castaway.Bing: Who's the fashion offender? Search: Her recent sexy co-star Find: More photos of the actress
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  • Crimes of fashion: Trends gone awry
    The Offense: Red may be a hot color for fall, but when it comes to patent leather boots, black's a safer bet. To wear crimson and keep it classy, try it in matte fabrics or textural tweeds.Bing: Who's the fashion offender?Search: Her possible TV judging gig for fallFind: Watch her performance at the 2012 Grammys
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  • Crimes of fashion: Trends gone awry
    The Offense: We love a good white tee, but this one's not it. Toss the grubby top in favor of a long-sleeved blouse to save this mini. Then replace the sneakers with sleek black booties. Bing: Who's the fashion offender? Search: The latest on her high-profile breakupFind: See photos of the actress
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  • Crimes of fashion: Trends gone awry
    The Offense: Not only is the cut of this dress angular and harsh, wearing platform workman's boots weighs down a look that's supposed to be for evening.Bing: Who's the fashion offender? Search: Watch her performFind: More photos of the recording artist
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  • Crimes of fashion: Trends gone awry
    The Offense: Donning all-over neon in a shiny fabric creates a look that's too loud. When wearing electric colors, keep it to accessories or one key piece. Bing: Who's the fashion offender? Search: Her rapper/songwriter/producer hubbyFind: Where'd they vacation this summer?
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  • Crimes of fashion: Trends gone awry
    The Offense: A little sparkle goes a long way. Unless you're auditioning for the Ice Capades, a sequined dress embellished with rhinestones is a no-go. Bing: Who's the fashion offender? Search: Her TV stardomFind: Watch her perform
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  • Crimes of fashion: Trends gone awry
    The Offense: We approve of a feminine, tuxedo-inspired evening suit that shows a little skin, but this double-breasted blazer is missing its bottom. And the deep V-cut? A wardrobe malfunction waiting to happen. Bing: Who's the fashion offender? Search: Her 3.5-carat engagement ringFind: See her new short 'do
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  • Crimes of fashion: Trends gone awry
    The Offense: A little fraying at the bottom is what we love about our relaxed cutoffs, but this torn-apart pair is hanging on by a thread. Bing: Who's the fashion offender? Search: The latest on her run-ins with policeFind: See photos of the actress
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  • Crimes of fashion: Trends gone awry
    The Offense: While we applaud mixing and matching, trying to create a sleek black suit out of separates is setting yourself up for failure. Bing: Who's the fashion offender? Search: Her latest film creditFind: See more photos of the actress/comedian/producer
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  • Crimes of fashion: Trends gone awry
    The Offense: The general rule of fashion is that you get one revealing piece per look. Instead of low-slung, skintight pants, a crop top works best with high-waisted trousers that show a sliver of skin.Bing: Who's the fashion offender? Search: Her 90210 TV roleFind: Her hunky love interest
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  • Crimes of fashion: Trends gone awry
    The Offense: It's not easy to make a crisp white shirt look lewd, but this erstwhile model accomplishes just that in a revealing wrap version. Bing: Who's the fashion offender? Search: Her famous hosting gigFind: She's the world's first supermodel
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