There were many sartorial hits on the red carpet at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards, which took place at the Crypto[dot]com Arena in Los Angeles on Sunday, February 2nd.
However, Chrissy Teigen‘s outfit was not among them if we are to believe most people on social media, as many critics thought it was unflattering and “tacky,” among other things. Yikes!
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Chrissy Teien Wears A Figure-Hugging Christian Siriano Gown At The Grammys
The 39-year-old controversial mom-of-four attended the ceremony alongside her husband John Legend, who looked dapper in a dark-colored Louis Vuitton suit with a chic shirt and tie.
For her part, the Cravings: Hungry for More author wore a figure-hugging strapless structured gown from Christian Siriano's Spring 2025 ready-to-wear collection. The super-racy dress was not for the faint hearted, and featured a sheer corseted bodice, a sheer mermaid-style skirt, and a dramatic train.
The former Lip Sync Battle co-host kept her accessories to a minimum to let the dress quite rightly command all of the attention, and just wore some black multiple-hoop statement earrings and some subtle rings. Her hair was worn in a center-parted sleek blunt bob to show off her earrings, while her makeup consisted of a flawless base, smoky eyes, and a nude lip.
Internet Reactions
The former Sports Illustrated model is no stranger to being slammed on social media. And to say her look was not well received would be a huge understatement.
"Not flattering at all! Not classy at all!" exclaimed one fan on a Just Jared Instagram post. " It's not attractive at all," echoed a second, as a third said: "Nah. It's trying too hard." "Chrissy…just no…you can do lots better," criticized a fourth. "It's a no from me dawg," slammed a fifth.
"Isn't she cancelled?" asked another Instagram user, this time on an Ok! post. "What is wrong with you? You are a mom. Set an example," demanded another, as someone else said: "Tacky at its finest." "No class," commented another critic, as another concurred: "Can't buy class."
