So many stylish stars stepped out on the red carpet, but who do YOU think was best dressed? Check out all of our favorite looks of the night & VOTE!
The 2013 People’s Choice Awards red carpet in LA on Jan. 9 drew quite the crowd — and it looks like so many stars are putting their most stylish foot forward in the new year! From Lea Michele, who looked pretty in an embellished pink Elie Saab mini, to Taylor Swift, who proved looking good is the best revenge in a plunging Ralph Lauren gown, there were so many different looks on the red carpet. In fact, we’re having a hard time deciding which dress we liked best!
Taylor wasn’t the only star to opt for a glam gown! Naomi Watts looked simply stunning in a backless black and gold Alexander McQueen halter dress, while yellow proved to be a popular color on the red carpet, with both Brittany Snow and Chloe Moretz wearing dresses in the vibrant shade. Brittany’s Maria Lucia Hohan frock featured a plunging neckline and it stopped right above her ankles. The 26-year-old looked so sophisticated and chic in the ensemble! Chloe opted for a very age appropriate dress and looked so cute in the neon Simone Rocha dress. From the flower pattern to the flared skirt, the 15-year-old proved that she’s a red carpet pro!
While we saw so many brights, Jennifer Aniston brought us back to basics in her edgy black leather Dior frock. While the star certainly loves her slew of LBDs, I love how she gave her fave style staple a fresh update, opting to sport a leather dress. Model mom Heidi Klum also opted for something sexy and edgy, wearing a black embellished Julien McDonald gown — the strategic cutouts put her fantastic frame on full display!
See who else really wowed us on the red carpet and VOTE below for who YOU think deserves to take home the best dressed title of the night!
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