• Wed, Jun 27 - 9:37 am ET

Kristen Stewart Wore Jeans To A Wedding (The Horror!)

As you can deduce from the headline, Kristen Stewart wore jeans to a friend’s wedding. The fashion blogosphere–cursed with a slow newsday–was split pretty evenly between outrage (“THIS IS AN OUTRAGE! JEANS AT WEDDING?”) and sarcasm (“Oh, Kristen, you’re soooo laid back, you’re so un-Hollywood, you’re just a tomboy”). Both kind of ignore the fact that she looks great.

We figured the wedding was just a casual affair–and would it really be that much of an insult for a guest to wear jeans with a nice blazer?–but the Daily Mail reports Kristen “forgot” her outfit and had to borrow a Zac Posen cocktail dress (apparently she has fancy friends). At least she remembered a date, boyfriend Robert Pattinson:

Since when is tie-dye acceptable, but not jeans?

(Daily Mail)

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  • Trish

    It’s ok to snark on a non-famous teen’s clothing now?

    • bean

      That is definitely not snark, especially for The Gloss. It’s an observation. And I think the point is that if it’s the kind of wedding where someone can wear tie-dye (regardless of age) then jeans aren’t some crazy injustice.

  • Lindsey

    Yeah, the girl looks 14 or younger. So she gets a pass.

    But, is it the flash of the camera, or is Kristin wearing a sheer top? Sheer top is way too much for a wedding. She does look great, but it doesn’t seem respectful.

    I’m going to my first wedding in a few weeks. It seems like a casual wedding, but how casual would a wedding have to be to justify jeans?

  • court

    Ok, NOW I’m upset. Not only does she look fabulous, but she had Rob with her. Sigh…WHY is her life so freaking PERFECT!?!

  • Kj

    First of all, I happen to HATE the blazer-as-evening-wear thing. If she came to my wedding like this, I’d be pissed. I see it as, “I’m too special to bother dressing up.” Also, as someone has already mentioned, the tye-dye dress is on a young kid who doesn’t know any better.

    • Kit

      Nope. A dresscode’s a dresscode. If you’re old enough not to sit at the plastic Fischer Price kiddie table, the dresscode applies to you.