The MET fashions: the good, the bad and the ugly!

THE GOOD = Effortless Hollywood style. Simply pretty.

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Eva Mendes in Calvin Klein. She came on the arm of Fransisco Costa, wearing his design.

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Anne Hathaway in Marc Jacobs. Anne showcased great Hollywood style. Kudos to her make up artist and hairstylist for completing her dramatic look.

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Renee Zellweger in Carolina Herrera. Pretty as always.

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Jessica Alba in one of the First lady's favorite designers: Jason Wu.

THE BAD = in other words, FIERCE.

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Any pregnant woman that can support the weight of such an opulent dress and look as flawless as Heidi Klum did at the gala is BAD in my book. She's bad! Oh, and the dress is by J. Mendel.

Eva Longoria brought sophistication to the event in a dress by one of my favorite designers: Diane von Furstenberg but most importantly she brought the best possible accessory (as the Canadian Chick would say) her hubby, Tony Parker. She's bad!

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I told you Ciara would be showing off her curves in Emilio Pucci! She's bad! AND THE UGLY = trend setters setting the wrong trends.

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Jessica Biel exemplified everything that could go wrong when spray tanning.

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Madonna in Louis Vuiton. Madonna wearing something hideous doesn't really qualify as surprising. A mess!

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Rihana forgot the #1 rule when selecting a red carpet look: just because it's a designer ensemble doesn't mean you should wear it. - EVER!

Here, I said it. Now it's your turn. What did you think of the Met gala's fashions? Is there another look you would like to see featured here?