The BET Awards 2012 took place last night and some of Hollywood's biggest stars came out to celebrate the occasion. The event was full of amazing moments– like the incredibly touching Whitney Houston tribute–but one of our favorite parts was, of course, the red carpet!
Though some of our favorite Latinas were there, not all of them were a hit with their fashion choices. Below, a look at the best to worst dressed Latinas at the awards!
1. Mariah Carey–Nine times out of ten, I think Mariah has way too much going on, but last night I thought she was right on point with her long, nude beaded dress. It is, yes, very tight, formfitting, and cleavage-baring (in usual Carey fashion) but honestly I don't care–I still think she looks amazing! Seriously, it's hard to believe that she is really a mother of twin babies because her body looks incredible, toned but still curvy. And though her dress was very glitzy, she kept her jewelry relatively understated, wearing only earrings and a cuff on her wrist. Go, Mariah!
2. La La Anthony–I have to admit, I am not a fan of the jumper trend. I mean, are they considered pants? A onesie? I just don't understand the appeal But if one person can pull it off, it's definitely La La, who is known for her super trendy style. At the awards she wore a glitter jumper, silver belt and pumps, and a side fishbraid. And although the outfit is not my favorite one of her, I have to admit that somehow she manages to work the look and make it look effortless.
3. Tatyana Ali–And then comes one of the most disappointing outfits of the night! I hate to say it because I'm a fan of the half-Panamian actress, but I did NOT like the bumblebee-like dress she wore last night. I know peplum is all the rage right now, but this one looks costumey with the bright yellow. Plus, it doesn't seem like it fits her right–the peplum is sitting too high on her waist, cutting off her torso and making it look shorter than it is. Not cute!
What did you think of their styles? Tell us in the comments below!
Images via Getty Images
