The Worst-Dressed Celebs At The 2024 Super Bowl

Fans cheering, snacks disappearing, and an uptick in Google searches regarding Roman numerals can only mean one thing. That's right: Super Bowl LVIII (that's 58) is upon us, and football fans aren't the only ones getting in on the fun. Whether you're a Swelce supporter looking out for Taylor Swift or a serious connoisseur of game-day snacks, there's lots to get excited about. The 2024 Super Bowl took place at Las Vegas' Allegiant Stadium, and celebs have been sighted around Sin City at everything from tailgating parties to red-carpet affairs leading up to the big game.

If turf and pigskin aren't quite your thing, don't worry. Glam has rounded up the worst-dressed celebs at the 2024 Super Bowl, and you won't want to miss them. Though Taylor Swift's Super Bowl look allowed her to evade our list, others in her company, such as Blake Lively, weren't quite as lucky. So, without further ado, grab those Lit'l Smokies, tell your football-watching friends to pipe down, and take a closer look at the celebs who fumbled their 'fits during this year's Big Game.

Let's begin our list with some pre-game partying, shall we? At the Maxim Big Game Experience Super Bowl Party, held at Resorts World Las Vegas, celebs strutted their stuff the day before the Super Bowl. "Wild'n Out" star Justina Valentine was in attendance, though her style choices were a little questionable. Her fuchsia hair and flawless face were both stunning, but we couldn't wrap our heads around the sparkling bodysuit or floor-length fur coat. The Cruella de Vil x Jessica Rabbit mashup was pretty unforgettable, though we wouldn't say it was the most on-theme apparel for a Super Bowl party.

Another star who missed the mark at the Maxim Big Game Experience Super Bowl Party was Inanna Sarkis. While the Canadian entertainer's black, bobbed hair and bandage top were gorgeous, we weren't quite as moved by the rest of her style choices. The crumpled hem of her relaxed-fit jeans and the minimal accessorizing made for a very underwhelming outfit. With the addition of something as simple as a letterman jacket or scarf, Sarkis could have easily avoided landing on our worst-dressed list.

Over at the Marquee Nightclub at the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, Danish model Josephine Skriver attended Michael Rubin's Fanatics Super Bowl party. Though we'll admit she wasn't the only celeb wearing all-black everything this weekend, her drab look didn't put us in much of a partying mood. The extra long black leather trench felt a touch out of place, and we weren't too thrilled with her blah slicked-back bun, either.

Look, there's no denying that singer Kelly Clarkson's hair and makeup look adorable — that high ponytail could rival Ariana Grande's. However, we don't feel the same way about her 49ers puffer vest, designed by pal Kristin Juszczyk. Clarkson shared the look in a Super Bowl Sunday tweet, and while we admire the fact that she wore something sporty, we wish it were a little more pulled together. The "American Idol" winner could've rocked matching gray or purple kicks, a cute headband or barrette, or anything intentional to set her apart from our local HomeGoods crowd.

On one hand, we love that superstar Blake Lively rocked a classic Adidas sweatsuit. On the other, we're not quite sold on the overall look. In addition to her red Adidas set, the "Gossip Girl" beauty donned a white, sporty crop top and some chunky, gold-toned accessories that seemed a bit misguided. That said, we've got to throw her some points for wearing a pop of color, given her party's gloomy, black matching outfits in the stands at the 2024 Super Bowl.

Olympic ski-racing champ Lindsey Vonn showed up to the Super Bowl in oxblood from head to toe. Her blond tresses were styled to perfection with a slight curl that trailed off the shoulders of her burgundy turtleneck. Unfortunately, we weren't smitten with this red-hot ensemble. Though the mix of colored leathers might be perfect for a mid-2000s press walk, this luxe look didn't feel quite as fitting for the Super Bowl's field.

We understand that all Sheryl Crow wanted was to have some fun at the 2024 Super Bowl, but that won't stop us from discussing her outfit. There's nothing wrong with a little style mixed with comfort — in this case, a loose-fitting Kansas City tee and jean separates. Still, we'd like to have seen Crow commit to the Kansas City color scheme. An easy switch to make this outfit shine would have been some deep red denim in lieu of black. But judging by the sea of black outfits we witnessed from A-list attendees, we're wondering if they sent out a coordinated dress code memo the night before.

We recognize that look, Lady Gaga. We, too, have ordered festive face gems from Amazon and found them unsatisfactory. Faced with no other choice, we were left to wear them to carnivals, Halloween parties, and other highly photographed events — but fashion-hungry fans expect better from the star who brought us legendary styles like the meat dress. Paired with a loose-fitting jersey and a rumpled updo, it's hard to tell Ms. Gaga apart from your average spectator in the stands. But hey, we'll let it slide — after all, the avid football fan clearly has more pressing matters on her mind!

Flanked by pal Taylor Swift, songstress Lana Del Rey turned up in the stands looking ready for a touchdown — or perhaps senior picture day, judging by her outfit. Aside from her perfectly smooth tresses and a pair of sparkling earrings, the "Video Games" singer wore a low-cut black knit top and some sensible dark denim. We know the big game is more for watching than being watched, but we wish her Super Bowl look had a bit more personality in the mix. After all, Del Rey's recent 2024 Grammys look proved that she's a trendsetter.