At the 2012 MTV Europe Music Awards tonight (Nov. 11), there were a few fashion faux pas and "What were they thinking?!" offenses committed by pop stars.
Carly Rae Jepsen had the biggest song of the summer of 2012 in America with 'Call Me Maybe,' but clearly, the song's reach extended beyond the U.S., as the Canadian singer picked up the 2012 MTV EMA for 'Best Song.'
Taylor Swift, Rita Ora and Lana Del Rey were easily the best-dressed ladies at the 2012 EMAs, which are the European equivalent of the VMAs.
While we'd like to point out that neither Justin Bieber nor Selena Gomez, nor their camps nor their publicists (phew!) have confirmed that the couple is kaput. Still, we're left to wonder about the status and fate of the Biebs 'Next Chapter' interview with Oprah Winfrey.
Nicole Scherzinger is wildly more popular in the U.K. than she is in the U.S., so we're not shocked that the former Pussycat Doll and ex-'X Factor' judge covers the December issue of Marie Claire U.K. She smolders in black.
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Taylor Swift performed in New York City during the media blitz when her best-selling 'Red' landed. This particular perf was presented by her own Wonderstruck Enchanted fragrance. She soared through all of her hits, of which there are many.
Harry Styles of One Direction is in Los Angeles for tonight's (Nov. 8) two-song performance on 'X Factor.' He used his free time last night wisely – to strip down … for a tattoo session. If you thought something else, well, all we can say is this: Get your minds out of the gutter, people!
Rihanna's is the only face we see in her incredibly vulnerable 'Diamonds' video. But we do witness another body, in the form of a heavily tattooed, man's arm that she's desperately trying to cling to. We don't see him, but the suggestion that it's Chris Brown is obvious.
For someone who doesn't think about style that much, Lana Del Rey sure has a lot of style-centric and fashionable jobs. The singer posed in a structured frock with a statement necklace collar, arm-length gloves and a Priscilla Presley-style bouffant in Vanity Fair, which documented her style evolution and transformations. She also said that "style" was never her forte and that things just happened organically.
