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The best and worst in Bachelor fashion: Week 2

ByLaura Meinert|
THE BACHELOR - "2303" - ColtonÕs search for love starts with laughs, surprises and intense face-offs between the women. The first date of the season has eight hopeful bachelorettes sharing personal stories about their "firsts" - with Colton and a live audience Ð and coached by happily married masters of comedy Megan Mullally ("Will & Grace") and Nick Offerman ("Parks and Recreation"). Hannah B. scores the first one-on-one date on her birthday, including dinner on The Queen Mary. Twelve eager women attend "Camp Bachelor" with a decidedly unorthodox camp counselor, actor and comedian Billy Eichner, who oversees three challenging contests. However, some ill-timed drama the night of the rose ceremony might lead to certain ladies being left without a rose on "The Bachelor," MONDAY, JAN. 14 (8:00-10:00 p.m. EST), on The ABC Television Network. (ABC/Rick Rowell)NICK OFFERMAN, NICOLE, CATHERINE, TRACY, ONYEKA, DEMI, COLTON UNDERWOOD, MEGAN MULLALLY
THE BACHELOR - "2303" - ColtonÕs search for love starts with laughs, surprises and intense face-offs between the women. The first date of the season has eight hopeful bachelorettes sharing personal stories about their "firsts" - with Colton and a live audience Ð and coached by happily married masters of comedy Megan Mullally ("Will & Grace") and Nick Offerman ("Parks and Recreation"). Hannah B. scores the first one-on-one date on her birthday, including dinner on The Queen Mary. Twelve eager women attend "Camp Bachelor" with a decidedly unorthodox camp counselor, actor and comedian Billy Eichner, who oversees three challenging contests. However, some ill-timed drama the night of the rose ceremony might lead to certain ladies being left without a rose on "The Bachelor," MONDAY, JAN. 14 (8:00-10:00 p.m. EST), on The ABC Television Network. (ABC/Rick Rowell)NICK OFFERMAN, NICOLE, CATHERINE, TRACY, ONYEKA, DEMI, COLTON UNDERWOOD, MEGAN MULLALLY

With three chances to impress Colton, episode two also brought us three chances to see what kind of style our contestants really have.

Week two of The Bachelor has arrived! With group dates, cocktail parties and a rose ceremony, our ladies have more face time with Colton (which they want) and more opportunities to show off their fashion chops (which we want)!

Our loser this episode was sad, sad Tracy who should have started her crying after looking in the mirror hours before Demi ruined her night.

Opting for a yellow satin strapless dress with a sweetheart neckline for the rose ceremony cocktail party, it appeared that Tracy forgot that the goal of being on The Bachelor is to become a wife, not a bridesmaid. Unfortunately, our resident wardrobe stylist picked an unflattering frock that looked lonely without the gaggle of matching friends and a bouquet to complete the look.

My main question after 2 episodes of Tracy? Who is actually hiring this professional stylist?!

Once again Demi takes second place in the worst dressed category.

Between her purple peasant/gypsy dress with tassles, ruffles and over-sized lace at the group date cocktail party and her short yellow dress with white sequin petals at the rose ceremony, Demi’s childish attire is becoming as obnoxious as her attacks on the cougars.

Best dressed this week goes to Onyeka who knows how to rock some over-sized earrings.

Seriously, every outfit on this episode was enhanced by some dramatic, bold jewelry and if this is going to be her signature look, I am here for it. Not only that, but her rose ceremony dress was gorgeous. Dark green with long sleeves and a hint of sparkle all over. And yes! Another pair of great earrings. Keep crushing it, girl!

Our runner up is Catherine, who deserved much more screen time to show off her impeccable taste. Wearing strapless blush jumpsuit with leopard belt for the group date and a simple navy off the shoulder gown for the rose ceremony, this dog-loving lady looked flawless through and through.

Two episodes down, so many to go!

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