It was a fashion packed night at the Shrine Auditorium as Hollywood’s hottest movie and television stars hit the red carpet of the 2012 Screen Actors Guild Awards dressed in designer gowns, uber-expensive bling, the hottest heels and the most covetable clutches -- but not everyone was dressed to impress!

RadarOnline.com has sorted through all of the red carpet style and picked out the best, worst & wackiest dressed stars of the night in a special photo feature.

PHOTOS: The Best, Worst & Wackiest Dressed Stars Of The 2012 SAG Awards

The Help was the big winner at Sunday night’s Screen Actors Guild Awards In Los Angeles, taking home three trophies, including  the night’s top honor  --  the award for Best Ensemble.

In what could be a foreshadow of next month’s Academy Awards, The Help’s Viola Davis won Best Lead Actress and Octavia Spencer captured Best Supporting Actress for their critically acclaimed roles as oppressed black maids living in the south during the 1960s in the adaptation of the bestselling novel by Kathryn Stockett.

In accepting their acting trophies, both Davis and Spencer delivered emotional, tearful speeches.

PHOTOS: Best, Worst & Wackiest Of The 2012 SAG Awards

As he walked the red carpet at the 2012 Screen Actors Guild Awards, Jon Cryer revealed he's completely out of touch with Charlie Sheen. And that didn't seem to be a bad thing.

He lauded his new costar Ashton Kutcher as a clown.

More importantly, "it's a little less suspenseful" with Ashton being on the set of Two and a Half Men.  "You know he's going to be there," Cyrer added with a huge smile.

Cyrer did say he wishes Sheen well.  "He has a great team around him," and he'll do just fine, his former costar said.

WINNERS:

Outstanding Cast in a Motion Picture -- The Cast of The Help

Outstanding Female Actor in a Leading Role -- Viola Davis for The Help

Outstanding Male Actor in a Leading Role -- Jean Dujardin for The Artist

Outstanding Ensemble in a Drama Series -- The Cast of Boardwalk Empire

Outstanding Male Actor in a Drama Series -- Steve Buscemi for Boardwalk Empire

Outstanding Female Actor in a Drama Series -- Jessica Lange for American Horror Story

Outstanding Male Actor in a TV Movie or Mini-Series -- Paul Giamatti for Too Big to Fail

Outstanding Female Actor in a TV Movie or Mini-Series -- Kate Winslet for Mildred Pierce

Outstanding Ensemble in a Comedy Series -- The Cast of Modern Family

Outstanding Female Actor in a Comedy Series -- Betty White for Hot in Cleveland

Outstanding Male Actor in a Comedy Series -- Alec Baldwin for 30 Rock

Outstanding Female Actor in a Supporting Role -- Octavia Spencer for The Help

Outstanding Male Actor in a Supporting Role -- Christopher Plummer for Beginners

Before the Screen Actor’s Guild Awards red carpet opens on Sunday, RadarOnline.com is taking you on a fashion flashback through all the wardrobe winners and sinners of the annual show.

In 2011, Natalie Portman showed off her baby bump in a white hot Azzaro gown and over $2 million worth of Tiffany & Co., while her Black Swan costar Mila Kunis stunned in Alexander McQueen.

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Sandra Bullock was the big winner a la mode in 2010, scoring the top acting honors of the evening in a beautifully beaded Alexander McQueen gown, while supporting thespian Diane Kruger looked magnificent in a mustard-colored Jason Wu stunner. Fashion disasters included Anna Paquin, in a nightmarish Alexander McQueen mini and Meryl Streep, who decided to sport sunglasses with her powerfully patterned Balenciaga gown.

PHOTOS: The Best, Worst & Wackiest Fashions Of The 2011 SAG Awards

And who can forget Kate Hudson in 2008, looking like a bohemian goddess in a strapless Balmain masterpiece? Or Emily Blunt, slinking down the 2009 red carpet in a Pamella Roland silver floorlength?

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Anne Hathaway slipped up in a blue and black lingerie look in 2006, while sexy Sarah Jessica Parker went too Carrie Bradshaw the year before, wearing a mess of a polka dot dress.

Who else rocked and shocked on the red carpet of the SAG Awards over the years?  Click here to find out.

In a foreshadowing of who could be up for Oscar gold, Michelle Williams, Jonah Hill, Melissa McCarthy were among the nominees as the 18th annual Screen Actors Guild awards were announced Wednesday morning in West Hollywood, and RadarOnline.com has all the details for you.

The nominees in the film categories were:

Outstanding Performance By A Male Actor In A Leading Role -- Demián Bichir for A Better Life; George Clooney for The Descendants; Leonardo Dicaprio for J. Edgar; Jean Dujardin for The Artist; and Brad Pitt for Moneyball.

Outstanding Performance By A Female Actor In A Leading Role -- Glenn Close for Albert Nobbs; Viola Davis for The Help; Meryl Streep for The Iron Lady; Tilda Swinton for We Need To Talk About Kevin; and Williams for My Week With Marilyn.

Hollywood's hottest television and film stars spent hours getting glammed up for the 17th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday night--but that doesn't mean they looked good! RadarOnline.com has photos of the best, worst & wackiest red carpet fashions from the annual awards show, in this special photo feature.

PHOTOS: The Best, Worst & Wackiest Fashions At The 2011 SAG Awards

Critics were split on Natalie Portman's Viktor & Rolf maternal a la mode at the Golden Globe Awards a few weeks ago (we loved it!) but the Oscar favorite certainly won over the fashion police with her white hot Azzaro number.  Dripping in $2 million worth of Tiffany jewels, Natalie's baby bump was fully on display in the gorgeously embellished strapless.  Her costar, Mila Kunis, stunned in a red ombre strapless gown from the Alexander McQueen collection.  Look familiar?  The First Lady herself, Michelle Obama, wore a very similar version to the State Dinner earlier this month.

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Misses a la mode included Winona Ryder, who was dressed to wed in bridal a la mode, Angie Harmon, wearing an over-the-top princess ball gown and Nicole Kidman, who got goth a in high-necked Nina Ricci gown, which featured a cutout and lace overlay back and jewel embellished detail.

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And leave to Helena Bonham Carter to up the wacky factor! Though not as ridiculous as usual, The King's Speech star refused to take off her shades, ruining the effect of her incredibly fem Marc Jacobs frock.

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When it came to trends, it was clear that color is the new black!  There was nothing dull about the overall color palate of the evening, as stars opted for hot pinks (Hailee Steinfeld, Jennifer Lawrence), radiant reds (Julianna Margulies, Mila Kunis, Sarah Hyland) and rich purples (Kim Kardashian).  There was also a bit of white hot action, with Natalie Portman, Amy Adams and Winona Ryder all wearing bridal-inspired gowns.

See all of the best, worst & wackiest fashions from the SAG Awards by clicking here.

The countdown-to-Oscar continued on Sunday afternoon, as Hollywood's hottest television and film stars flooded the red carpet of the 17th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards. RadarOnline.com has captured all the red carpet action in this special photo feature.

PHOTOS: Stars Arrive At The 2011 SAG Awards

Held at the Shrine Exposition Center in Los Angeles, nominees from this year's most critically acclaimed movies such as The King's Speech, The Black Swan, The Social Network, 127 Hours and True Grit and television hits like Boardwalk Empire, Glee, Modern Family and Mad Men were on hand at the annual awards show, which has a history of predicting Oscar winners.

PHOTOS: Fashion Flashback!  The Best, Worst & Wackiest Fashions At The SAG Awards

Tina Fey and Susan Sarandon are hosting this year's show, while Mila Kunis, Amy Adams, Justin Timberlake and Natalie Portman are amongst the long list of presenters.

PHOTOS: The Best, Worst & Wackiest Fashions At The 2010 SAG Awards

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