Kathy Griffin seemed to be not an Amal Clooney fan after she bashed the human rights lawyer and famed George Clooney's wife on E!'s "Fashion Police." Griffin mocked Amal for her Golden Globes' attire, which was a floor-length black Dior gown with long, white gloves.

Kathy Griffin is taking over the late Joan Rivers on E!'s "Fashion Police." According to USA Today, the show returned Monday night and since its awards season, it is expected to observe and analyze any red carpet event. And this week, it targeted the recently concluded Golden Globes where Griffin bravely dissed Amal Clooney.

"Yeah, she's annoying," Kathy Griffin said of Amal Clooney's Golden Globes getup. "You heard me! Everybody run in fear! I thought it was weird she had those gloves that remind me of, like, a porn scene, where the guy goes home and there's the naughty dishwasher and she only has the gloves. When she said she made them herself, I was like, 'Yeah, no s---.'"

But before Griffin started criticizing Hollywood's worst dressed, the "Fashion Police" newbie took an opportunity to thank her predecessor, the late Joan Rivers, FOX News reported.

"Before I start making more enemies and burning new bridges, I want to thank my good friend," Griffin said. "Joan, I know you are watching from heaven, but I am not afraid to bring the hammer down on anyone."

Meanwhile, it was not only Kathy Griffin among the "Fashion Police" hosts who slammed Amal Clooney. People revealed that Kelly Osbourne also shared Griffin's sentiments over Clooney's Golden Globes' attire.

"I don't understand," Osbourne remarked. "The only time I've seen a glove like that was on a veterinarian show."

E!'s "Fashion Police" did not only feature 54-year-old Kathy Griffin. She was also joined by the show's original panelists Giuliana Rancic and Kelly Osbourne. Though stylist George Kotsiopoulous did not return to the show, The Daily Mail reported he was replaced by another newcomer, stylist and former reality star Brad Goreski.

After Kathy Griffin slammed Amal Clooney's red carpet appearance, the flamboyantly outspoken presenter concluded the show's episode with a warning that nobody is safe on the show.

"Look: Everybody is on the table... Nobody is safe. Nobody gets a pass," Griffin said.