Academy Museum Gala worst dressed:  Chrissy Teigen and Saoirse Ronan lead the stars in bizarre ensembles at LA awards show

• It’s a huge night in fashion, but some stars missed the mark this year 
• READ MORE:  Selena Gomez  at 3rd Annual Academy Museum Gala in LA

It’s a big night in fashion, attracting A-listers and stylish stars.

But some celebs unfortunately missed this mark at the third annual Academy Museum Gala in Los Angeles on Sunday.

From oddly-coloured ‘nude tones’ to over the top ruffles and garish orange prints, some on the red carpet commanded attention for all the wrong reasons.

Leading the badly-dressed pack was Chrissy Teigen.

In a rare miss for the cookbook-writer, Chrissy, 38, opted for a Tony Ward Haute Couture number with an extreme collar in a mermaid-inspired style.

Leading the badly-dressed pack was Chrissy Teigen (pictured) who, in a rare miss,  commanded attention for all the wrong reasons

The model-turned-cookbook writer opted for a Tony Ward Haute gown, while her husband John Legend wore a bowtie and tuxedo 

Meanwhile,  Saoirse Ronan looked more dress for the beach than red carpet in a nautical shell-like crop top and coordinated skirt

The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue model also wore a pair of gold open-toe heels, and carried a small clutch.

Rounding out her overall look, Teigen had her dark brown tresses pulled back off her face and into a stylish bun.

Meanwhile,  Saoirse Ronan continued the nautical theme in a shell-like crop top and coordinated skirt.

The 29-year-old star displayed her toned midriff in a white pleated bandeau crop top which she teamed with a matching maxi wrap skirt.

She paired the look with silver heeled sandals and went without a bag as she walked the red carpet.

While Saoirse could be accused of being a little too bland, Lily Gladstone had the opposite problem.

The actress, who got her big break this year in Killer of the Flower Moon opposite Leonardo DiCaprio, opted for a bright orange dress.

With a V-neck line and exaggerated skirt, the star appeared more 1950s that 2020s.

Hari Nef opted for a bizarre nude crop top and ill-fitting black skirt as the Barbie star added to her look with nude nail extensions, and a heavy make-up look

Almost baring all, Hari’s dress featured a very risque back which cut off very low down

With a V-neck line and exaggerated skirt, Lily Gladstone’s look appeared more 1950s that 2020s

A saving grace was her make-up, which exuded Old Hollywood glamour.

Meanwhile, Hari Nef opted for a bizarre nude crop top and ill-fitting black skirt.

The Barbie star added to her look with nude nail extensions, and a heavy make-up look.

Elsewhere, New Girl star Zooey Deschanel appeared to channel more of an old girl in an 80s-inspired ensemble.

The actress, 43,  opted for a ShuShu/Tong blue sequin set from the Shanghai-based label’s AW23 collection. 

The duck-egg blue ensemble was paired with flats and a silver clutch bag, while oversized frills made the look appear child-like. 

 Actress JaNae Collins also opted for a throwback look, in leather lace up legwarmers with a one-shoulder dress.

New Girl star Zooey Deschanel opted for a glittery duck-egg blue ensemble

Actress JaNae Collins also opted for a throwback look, in leather lace up legwarmers with a one-shoulder dress

Julia Garner opted for another noughties-inspired look with a semisheer bright yellow dress with a drop waist

She paired the look with vampy make-up and styled her hair with a blunt fringe

On the more drab than fab side, Greta Gerwig (left) opted for a more drab look in a floral Chanel number, while Quinn Wilson wore a lingerie-inspired looked with a deep black slip gown and white lace

Meanwhile Julia Garner opted for another noughties-inspired look with a semisheer bright yellow dress with a drop waist.

On the opposite end of the spectrum, this year’s top director Greta Gerwig opted for a more drab look in a floral Chanel number, while Quinn Wilson wore a lingerie-inspired looked with a deep black slip gown and white lace.

Billie Eilish looked more dressed for the office than a red carpet in double-breasted suit jacket and maxi skirt with a plunging neckline.

The What Was I Made For singer swapped out of her usual street style and baggy attire, as she paired the suit-inspired look with a headscarf and chains.

Meanwhile the Haim sisters, usually style superstars, missed the mark in bland monotone numbers.

Este, Danielle and Alana wore cut out dressed with drop waists and maxi skirts. 

This year’s fundraiser honoured legendary actress Meryl Streep, Creed actor and director Michael B. Jordan, Lost In Translation filmmaker Sofia Coppola and media mogul Oprah Winfrey. 

Billie Eilish looked more dressed for the office than a red carpet in double-breasted suit jacket and maxi skirt with a plunging neckline

Billie changed up her usual appearance in the 80s-inspired look

The pop superstar also appeared to show off her smile and point out some gold teeth

Meanwhile the Haim sisters, usually style superstars, missed the mark in bland monotone numbers

The annual Gala was launched in 2021 to raise funds for the museum’s exhibitions and public programming and always draws in a red carpet so star-studded it rivals the Academy Awards themselves 

The event always draws in a red carpet so star-studded it rivals the Academy Awards themselves and the inaugural gala managed to raise a whopping $11 million for the museum.

Several stars were also honoured at the glamorous soirée, including Meryl Streep, who picked up the Icon Award, which celebrates an artist whose career has had a significant global cultural impact.

Michael B. Jordan picked up the Vantage Award, which honours an emerging artist or scholar who is helping to contextualize and challenge dominant narratives around cinema.

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