What do you think of the outfits at last night’s Q Awards?
Posted by heatworld on Tuesday 07 Oct 2008
Filed under: Cerys Matthews, Coldplay, Gabriella Cilmi, Grace Jones, Kimberly Stewart, Sugababes
Since the Q Awards are, like, all about the, like, music, maaaan, it’s not the kind of place where you get Jodie Marsh bursting out of a bikini top designed for a three year old. Thank God. However, some stars did make quite a bit of an effort for their big red-carpet moment. Take a look at our gallery and tell us what you think – we’re very unsure about Cerys Matthews’ colour-clashing, but we’re loving Grace Jones’ eternal nuttiness. Some of the boys made an effort too – Coldplay went for a colourful take on military chic, while Natt Weller's hair was as strokeably shiny as ever...
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fluffster
There wasn't alot there that made me want to rush out and buy the same outfit! The dress Cerys was wearing was quite pretty, but what are those leggings about??? Saying that, I did like Kimberley Stewart's cute little polka dot dress.
Pariss
how many crazy outfits can you get at one award show! Cerys and Grace need to be on what were they thinking page now!
NatalieBabess
Cerys looks disgusting. I hate her. She should go away because no one likes her and she has the most annoying voice in the world. No one cares about her or Marc. She is pathetic.
KoolKatt
Kimberley Stewart is really quite odd looking, in a witchy sort of way. Lucky it's Halloween soon!
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