Teen Choice Awards 2015: Red carpet roundup
The full roundup of who wore what at last night's Teen Choice Awards.
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Your support makes all the difference.The big red carpet events may be reserved for Hollywood's veterans but last night LA played host to an entirely different demographic at the Teen Choice Awards.
Celebrating the very best in film, TV and music, unsurprisingly big winners on the night included teen favourites One Direction, blockbuster film Furious 7 and Pitch Perfect 2.
As for the red carpet, without a black tie dress code as required at other major awards ceremonies, the overall feel of the event is more relaxed meaning attendees can afford to have some fun with their ensembles.
From Britney Spears to Lea Michele we roundup the best and worst of fashion from the event:
Emma Roberts takes the best dressed award at this event looking both stylish and elegant in a Peter Pilotto midi-dress. Whilst Britney Spears dared to bare in a very glam but ultra revealing asymmetric dress.
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