Laura Whitmore was one of the only best dressed on the NTA red carpet

The NTA red carpet always provides plenty of food for thought. This year, a whole lot got it wrong, but a few, like Laura Whitmore, did good

I love the NTAs. It's possibly one of my favourite red carpets of the year. I do worry that someday these awards will fall under the influence of stylists, but it hasn't happened yet. It seems that you can't be a soap star and have fashion sense at the same time. *insert speak no evil monkey emoji here*

In seriousness, I don't believe all the guests have terrible taste. Because some of them clearly don't. There were some very nice looks last night, but you will have to admit that they were in the minority. Laura Whitmore looked great (although she played it safe in black). Georgia Toffolo did too. But it's the horror shows we really want to see, right?

Let's proceed.

I know where Lacey was going with this - the style and length are on trend - but surely the bridesmaid who wore that dress in 1973 didn't ever want it to see the flash of a photographer's light ever again?

It's not just the dress. It's the entire... whatever's going on here.

A corset top and a slit to the nether regions dress does not a classy ensemble make. Nice lippy, though.

The matching earrings and nail polish are nice.

With just a few nips and tucks, this could have been very chic.

Was Caroline a candidate for hypothermia before she stepped onto the red carpet?

The dress had potential. And then she wore black tights and those boots.

Mullet dresses show no signs of going away.

It may have cost thousands, but this just looks cheap.

And now for the guests who did it right:

Do you agree? See the full gallery below and let us know your best and worst dressed in the comments.