Kim Kardashian – Never, ever, EVER, wear a full length floral print dress, when you are that pregnant and when the print looks like it should belong on an “old lady” couch. There are so many other alternatives for maternity wear and Kim should really get a new stylist after this mishap. I can’t even begin to tell you how many “who wore it best” photos have popped up in my news feed, comparing Kim K to a floral print couch, or Homer Simpson in a floral dress… ouch.

Anna Wintour – This is a person I wouldn’t expect to see on a worst dressed list, but come on, her outfit was not up to par with her status in the fashion world. I have so much respect for her and what she has done, but she had a major fashion fail at the Met Gala. Her dress looked like a dress on top of a dress, with the smaller of the two being a floral print and the one underneath being plain white. She didn’t even attempt to go for a punk trend which she could have rocked if she tried.

Gwyneth Paltrow – Gwyneth’s pink shiny dress did not flatter her body at all. It’s a nice colour but everything else about it is not nice, especially the bunching at the seams and all the lumps and bumps you can see because of the fabrics lustre. She should have went with something darker and with a vertical cutout, not a horizontal cut out. Vertical lines make your legs and figure look longer, so always go for that instead of horizontal lines.

Kristen Stewart – Come on Kristen, what were you thinking with this weird red satin and lace body suit. It makes her look heavier than she actually is, and it does not flatter her body in any way. If you’re going to go down the bodysuit path for an outfit, get something that hugs your skin a little tighter, even if you want the exaggerated hips. You can have both, don’t worry. But try to avoid shiny fabrics because they show every flaw and are very unforgiving.

Mary-Kate Olsen – Mary-Kate Olsen had the absolute worst outfit of the night. She looked like she was wearing an old woman’s silk housecoat with a boring navy blue dress. The entire outfit screams “I don’t care what I look like!” and well, it really shows. It’s not even the good kind of bad, it’s just bad. What’s worse is that she is a fashion designer and is semi successful, so I had higher expectations for her outfit, especially on a red carpet.

What do you think? I want to hear from you and get your opinion on the worst and best dressed so leave a quick comment below!

Taylor Swift – She looked amazing in her J. Mendel cut out dress as she worked the cameras on the red carpet. Out of all the stars there she is one of my favourites because she played with the punk trend a bit but didn’t go overkill with massive amounts of makeup or mile high hair. That’s not her style and she didn’t try to make something work that probably wouldn’t work on her. Instead, she went simple but elegant and also edgy in her black and gold lace cutout, partly sheer J. Mendel dress. I give her a 10/10 for this event, she killed it.

Anne Hathaway – As some of you may know, Anne Hathaway was on my worst dressed list for the Oscars, but since then it appears she hired a new stylist, or her original one got their act together. Anne looks like a punk bombshell and I adore her entire look from the vintage Valentino to the fresh blond locks. The black Valentino contrasts nicely against her skin and the shredded pattern on the dress looks amazing on her figure. She is my favourite for the night and gets a 10/10 from me.

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley – Rosie had an unusual look at this year’s Met Gala, but I thought it was interesting and also a pretty cool look. She wore a deep golden-olive Gucci dress that cut away from her breasts to expose her mid-section and show part of her amazing body. I also like how the dress has lace half sleeves and a feather like texture at the neckline. This isn’t a look that many can pull off but I think she did a good job, especially since she kept the makeup and hair a bit more on the simple side, and I would give her an 8/10.

Madonna – When it comes to Madonna, anything goes. She has made a career out of her talent and out of shocking people, so why stop now? She went for it at the Met Gala where she attended without pants or a skirt, and got a lot of attention for it. She wore a grey studded tartan jacket, a fishnet body stocking, and pink suede stilettos by Casadei. She even went as far as hanging a crucifix right below her rear which was noticed by everyone, especially the media. This look works for her simply because she’s Madonna and doesn’t care about what anyone thinks of her. She does what she wants to do and owns it, just like any true icon can do. She definitely gets a 10/10 from me and I can’t wait to see what she does next.

Blake Lively – I’ve always been a fan of Blake since Gossip Girl first aired, and her outfits both on and off the show never fail to impress. She is one of the most glamorous women I know of and she is someone who can launch any budding designer’s career. She wore a Gucci gown to the event and it was very glamorous, fun and slightly edgy. I like the colour blocking between the top and bottom of the dress, and I also really like how the fabric looks feathery and light. The lack of straps to hold up the dress is also a plus in my opinion, because it doesn’t add any distracting lines to the free flowing form of the dress. Blake gets a 9/10 from me for this look, and I hope she keeps up the good work. 

This may sound really simple because it is, but all you really need to do is pick ONE item to wear that has florals. You can pick a nice bag, a pair of pants, even a maxi dress if you insist (just try to avoid super obnoxious patterns), but stick with one single item. Shoes are the exception to this because if the colours match or complement one another you could pair floral print shoes with a nice top or bag. I wouldn’t put floral shoes and floral pants together though because you need something to break up the print, otherwise it looks bad 9 times out of 10.

One other simple thing to keep in mind is just pick a nice print. It can be bright and bold, or more subtle and muted, but make sure you love it and can own it if anyone questions why you are wearing it. Also avoid obnoxious prints and by that I mean prints that are very large and aren’t nice colours. No one should be walking around wearing french mustard yellow and olive green in the same print, ever.

Below I attached some photos of pieces that would be great to pair with a lot of other items you may already own. I would just try to avoid a lot of black or other dark colours because they don’t fit well with spring. You can buy these items from topshop.com – just enter “floral” in the search bar and browse through the items.

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The JRW team are proud to pronounce that UNBOUND13 was extraordinary. This year’s show had such an array of beautiful, creative pieces which truly inspired us all. Here are a few pictures of these astounding pieces.

I’m really excited about this because I’ve been a fan of Dolce & Gabbana FOREVER. They are part of the reason I want to be a fashion designer myself. I live for glamour and beauty and that’s exactly what you get when you wear their clothing. You feel like a million bucks!

Once the store opens it will carry full mens and womens collections, as well as accessories and shoes. The store alone looks amazing, and I cannot wait to see what’s inside of it once it opens. I know I’m going there, who else?! Get your classy on ladies and gentlemen!

Her wild child attitude is why I love her so much. More people, especially women, need to just be themselves and stop trying to conform to what society wants them to be. Be a free spirit! Who cares what everyone else thinks? It’s your life so go ahead and own it! Kudos to Charlotte and anyone else who is bold enough to live like a free spirit, I love those kinds of people.

Charlotte has recently landed ad campaigns with Rihanna for River Island and H&M S/S 2013, commercials for Maybelline and even the cover of Flare magazine. She is definitely a model worth following because even though she is a wild child, she’s making a name for herself as she rocks the runways, works the camera and owns her style.

To make it easy for you, I posted the link to buy the dress in the photo’s description. You can also find other pieces from the Roberto Cavalli 2013 resort collection on the website. Enjoy!