Last but not least, we have another taste of spring on top of the green motif - a very skimpy taste. Alessandra Ambrosio wore this beautiful green lingerie set as she walks down the runway at the 2012 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.Photo by Antonio de Moraes Barros Filho/Getty Images
How could we not mention Queen B? Beyonce looked gorgeous in this sparkly green number from 2014 - we love the one-sleeve accent.Photo by David M. Benett/Getty Images
Okay, yes, now there are two of J-Lo, but how could we not bring up this stunning green ensemble - the coat, the dress, the bag? *chefs kiss*Photo by Raymond Hall/GC Images
Even the reclusive Bo Burnham can be found in green - he donned a unique green ensemble as he attends the 19th Annual AFI Awards.Photo by Steve Granitz/WireImage
Elle Fanning looks like the goddess Persephone in this floral green dress from the 'Maleficent' preview - an appropriate dress for both St. Paddy's Day vibes and Springtime vibes.Photo by Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic
Is that grey or green? Our favorite Shelby brother from Peaky Blinders, Cillan Murphy, wore this puzzling cardigan early on in his career - but the guy's actually Irish, so he gets a pass either way.Photo by George Pimentel/WireImage
Of course, we'd be remiss if we didn't include Jennifer Lopez's famous green dress, which she brought back for 2019's Milan Fashion Week.Photo by Jacopo Raule/Getty Images
Kristen Bell Rocked both green AND orange in this 'fit, and even paired it with a white purse - the three colors on the Irish flag.Photo by Gotham/GC Images
We LOVE this mint green coat Emma Stone wore back in 2013 - okay, it was technically Gwen Stacy from 'The Amazing Spider-man 2,' but still.Photo by Bobby Bank/WireImage
Jimmy O. Yang wore TWO shades of green, not just one, to an LA screening of 'Squid Game' - that'd be double the luck today.Photo by Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagic
Kiss him, he's Irish! (Yes, please.) Colin Farrell rocked a dark green suit at the UK Premiere of "New York Winter's Tale." (Yes, that IS dark green, not black, look closer.)Photo by John Phillips/UK Press via Getty Images
Shiny! Kendall Jenner wore this eye-catching green jumpsuit to the 2020 BRIT Awards - you know, before everything shut down.Photo by Neil Mockford / Ricky Vigil M/GC Images
Remember when Billie Eilish used to have neon green hair? We do! She leaned really hard into the color, too - nobody could ever pinch her on St. Patrick's Day!Photo by Steve Granitz/WireImage
Alicia Keys and Swizz Beats looked absolutely flawless in their complementary green ensembles at the 2019 Met Gala - she looks like an angel, especially with that regal hood, and you can't go wrong with a velvet suit jacket.Photo by Gotham/GC Images
Kim Kardashian has rocked the green look too - though this particular dress was for the opening of the Goodtime Hotel in Miami, it would look right at home at a St. Patrick's Day celebration.Photo by MEGA/GC Images
Keke Palmer's went full leprechaun for this 'fit - but she's, like, the most chic leprechaun in the entire world.Photo by JOCE/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images
Kristen Stewart's looks ready for a night of pub-hopping and general merriment in this casual, sporty green crop. Ah, to be at the same St. Patrick's day party as Kristen Stewart...Photo by Pierre Suu/GC Images
Even our favorite funnyman John Mulaney - who has spoken about being Irish onstage ("Irish people don't want comfort. You ever tried on a sweater that was made in Ireland?") - did a little bit of a switch-up from his usual simple suit look in favor of this green and red floral printed one. Great look, John!Photo by Jon Kopaloff/WireImage
Zendaya looked amazing in this earth-toned ensemble, with sage green stripes on the skirt and matching heels. (But she's Zendaya, so that's really no surprise.)Photo by Gary Miller/WireImage
Before the twins - because we're CONVINCED it's twins that she's pregnant with now - Rihanna rocked this green feather boa, which is the exact same shade as McDonald's Shamrock Shake. Coincidence? ......Probably.Getty
It's March 17th, and that means it's St. Patrick's Day! Other than pouring yourself a pint of Guinness, heading out to a pub, or chowing down on some delicious Irish Potatoes (either the real ones or the candy ones), there's one more important tradition: Wearing green.
If you're spotted without a stitch of green on on St. Paddy's Day, you're liable to get pinched - and we don't want some of our favorite celebs getting pinched! So even if they forgot to wear green today, we hope this post will ward off any leprechauns that are around looking for green-less citizens.
Here's 20 pictures of celebrities wearing green. Happy St. Patrick's Day!
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