2014 People's Selection Awards fashion: Malin Akerman, Anna Faris worst dressed

The People's Selection Awards, it has actually been stated, honors everyone who accepts appear. We are not that charitable. Let's begin our roundup of the worst dressed with "Trophy Spouse" star Malin Akerman, whose Cushnie Et Ochs frock had not been low-cut so much as wide-cut. While the print was interesting, the outfit had to do with a centimeter far from a wardrobe malfunction, and the geometry of the neckline was not pleasing (to anybody who is not a straight guy, that is).

The usually delightful Anna Faris appeared in a washed-out beaded pantsuit last identified on Rue McClanahan on an early episode of "Golden Girls." And speaking of which, Melissa Joan Hart's gold and pink flower dress might have started life as furniture on Blanche's sofa. Sporting '80s upholstery: "Pretty Little Liars" star Lucy Hale.

The stylish below-the-knee length was big on the red carpeting, however it does not frequently work on anyone under 5-foot-10, even Jessica Alba, who used a Jason Wu with corset detailing and visible zippers. It was undoubtedly an awkward red carpet moment for "Awkward" star Molly Tarlov, whose otherwise inoffensive black strapless gown was inexplicably topped with a beaded black chiffon textile gathered and belted at the waist. "Glee" star Naya Rivera, whose American Music Awards gown showcased a massive peek-a-boo slit in the front, was even more demure this time around, however her tan, white and black color-blocked Michael Kors dress with a strongly unbalanced hem just looked odd.

It was a huge night for the star of "Sharknado," which, believe it or not, was up for preferred TELEVISION film. Her red carpet appearance wasn't quite campy enough to be the sartorial equivalent of "Sharknado," but it was close: A white blazer with glossy silver detailing and and matching shorts piped with silver.