The biggest outfit fails from TV Week’s Logie Awards

AUSSIE celebrities will head to TV’s night of nights tomorrow and to celebrate, we’re looking at the biggest red carpet shockers over the years.

TV’S night of nights is almost upon us which means celebrities are already gearing up to score the title of best dressed on the Logies red carpet.

The 59th Logie Awards kicks off at Melbourne’s Crown Towers tomorrow night with the show’s host and comedian Dave Hughes promising plenty of scandalous jokes.

But, despite the promised entertainment inside, some of the best moments will happen before the show even starts — when the celebrities walk the red carpet.

Here’s some of the worst dressed celebrities in the history of TV Week’s Logie Awards.

Nicole Kidman (R) and her sister Antonia embodying the 80s at the 1987 Logie Awards.

Margot Robbie fell for the mullet dress trend in 2009. (Photo by Lucas Dawson/Getty Images)

She’s won more Logies than anyone but that doesn’t mean she won the 2002 red carpet. (AAP Image/Julian Smith)

Sophie Monk went for the handkerchief look in 2002.

Jeannie Little used her red carpet look to advertise her radio station. (Photo by Simon Fergusson/Getty Images)

The comedian never disappoints — seen here with birds at the 2004 Awards.

Susie Elelman is another Aussie star who never disappoints when it comes to shocking outfits. (Photo by Robert Prezioso/Getty Images)

Lee Lin Chin was ready for a bee invasion at 2015’s Awards. (Photo by Ryan Pierse/Getty Images)

Rachel Carpani went for a bright yellow and shredded look in 2004 (Pic Wayne Ludbey)

Pauline Hanson misunderstanding ‘less is more’.

This outfit scored Myf Warhurst the worst dressed title at the 2009 Awards.

And, now that we’ve refreshed your memory on the most shocking outfits of TV Week’s Logie Awards, here’s a little quiz to see if you paid attention.

Who wore these memorable outfits?

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You can watch the 59th Annual TV Week Logie Awards this Sunday from 7.30pm on Nine.

Originally published as The biggest outfit fails from TV Week’s Logie Awards