13 celebrity looks from the MTV VMAs that missed the mark sorry

The influencer's neon-coral suit and chevron-print shirt were both reminiscent of trends from 2009.

So overall, his outfit felt like a missed opportunity to make a fashion-forward statement on the red carpet with something that's more trendy today, like a sheer top or printed suit.

Olsen's bleach-blonde hair, however, looked striking and added a fun element to his look.

The "Panic! At the Disco" frontman usually showcases himself as a Vegas showman. He dresses in sequin-covered stage outfits and captivates crowds with his soaring vocals.

So his VMAs outfit — a black T-shirt and matching suit with barely-there pinstripes — was a bit of a letdown.

His outfit included a long-sleeved button-up and gray trousers made from the same satin.

Though his neon-green Nike sneakers were fun, the musician's muted outfit was too plain overall for an awards ceremony as animated as the VMAs.

Gravy paired his dark suit with a paisley-print shirt, the latter of which was made from a lilac fabric that matched the color of Easterling's long-sleeved minidress.

The two outfits were arguably fine on their own. But when side by side, it was tough to take the 26-year-old rapper and Addison Rae's mom seriously.

Melissa wore a tan jumpsuit from Retrofête, which was crafted from mesh and decorated in crystal-like pieces. Her husband, on the other hand, wore a white Dior shirt, matching designer sneakers, and jeans.

The "Real Housewives of New Jersey" stars looked good, but their outfits weren't the most memorable on the red carpet.

The bright hue of Max's ensemble — designed by Coperni — made her stand out, but the lycra-esque material wasn't elevated enough for a red-carpet event.

And the set just wasn't very new or surprising — you'd see hundreds of girls in a version of this outfit in Tulum or Las Vegas.

The gown, designed by threeASFOUR for Instacart, was created to deliver chips, gummies, and candy to celebrities on the red carpet, an Instacart spokesperson told Insider.

It was a fun concept, but Fineman's actual dress just reminded us of a comforter you'd buy for a kid who loves space.

The teal outfit, which was designed by Niné, reminded us of Jane from "Tarzan."

Since McRae was serving as MTV's red-carpet celebrity correspondent for the night, we would've loved to see her wear something that had a bit more drama.

Schulman looked ready for a vacation in Mykonos with his white jeans and tank, which he paired with an unbuttoned shirt covered in green peace signs.

Perlongo, on the other hand, went with a head-to-toe outfit made of PVC plastic. While the transparent panels on her jeans were cool, the effect would've been better executed in a different material. Plus, the silver shoes with the turquoise bralette just clashed.

Overall, it looked like Schulman and Perlongo were going to two completely different parties.

Lavigne sure didn't make things complicated on the VMAs red carpet. She appeared to put minimal effort into her ensemble, opting for a long black-sleeved shirt and black pants you could probably find at any PacSun or Hot Topic.

We don't mind a monochrome look, but we wish Lavigne had found some way to surprise us. Punk and emo have been major players in the fashion industry for decades — but Lavigne just didn't bring it on Sunday.