In
a very ‘80s fabric that could’ve been seen on Jane Fonda leggings in a
jazzercize video, Emma Roberts somehow made the shimmering latex chic in
a plunging neckline.
Elizabeth Moss in Oscar de la Renta.
Elizabeth
Moss wore a Peter Copping for Oscar de la Renta hot pink gown. While
she wasn’t the best dressed in magenta, the silhouette was still nice on
her and the platinum blonde hair worked great with the bright shade.
Julianne Hough in Marchesa.
It’s
the mark of a privileged fashionista to be able to pull off the runway.
At the Emmys, Julianne Hough earned her credentials wearing a Marchesa
gown that walked only days ago in New York. The collection was inspired
by birds and the caged dress on the “Dancing With the Stars” host was
edgy and beautiful simultaneously.
January Jones in Ulyana Sergeenko.
January
Jone was invited to the Emmys for her period show “Mad Men,” yet her
Sunday night look was all 2015. The strapless jumpsuit took the
one-shoulder trend and turned it on its head by covering only one leg in ruffles.
Jill Soloway in Bottega Veneta.
Not
only did Jilly Soloway take home the Emmy for Best Directing, Comedy,
she also scored a perfect 10 for her Bottega Veneta polka dot suit and
Stella McCartney creepers.
Lena Headey in Zuhair Murad.
Lena
Headey’s famous scene in “Game of Thrones” had her taking it all off
and therefore it wouldn’t have been surprising if she’d worn a naked
gown a la Jennifer Lopez and Beyoncé. But instead she went the couture
route and chose a berry red Zuhair Murad dress from the Fall 2015
collection. Never has covering up looked so good.
Maggie Gyllenhaal in Oscar de la Renta.
Maggie
Gyllenhaal, in an Oscar de la Renta gown from Peter Copping’s first
collection for the house, was just OK. She gets props for the designer
choice but the big skirt did nothing for her.
Naomi Watts in Dior.
Naomi
Watts chose a dress from Dior’s Fall 2012 collection. Interestingly,
she’s not the only one. Maybe she’s a big fan of the recent
documentary “Dior and I” and wanted to give that a nod. No matter what
the motivation, the midi dress with differently embellished patterns on
both the front and back is a clear winner.
Gina Rodriguez in Lorena Sarbu.
The
breakout star of the year for her role in “Jane the Virgin,” Gina
Rodriguez looked like she fell from heaven in a white Lorena Sarbu
gown.
Taylor Schilling in Stella McCartney.
Taylor
Schilling shined as bright as the sun — literally, I’m blind — in a
Stella McCartney dress. The peplum hemline hit just at the ankle and the
one shoulder ruched fabric. That many techniques in one piece would
usually be a recipe for disaster but instead it came together
wonderfully.
Allison Janney in a sheer and sequin dress.
The “Mom”
actress, who won for her comedic role, was the only star to take on the
naked trend. Mind you, she’s 55 so she deserves so much ore than just
an Emmy.
Sarah Hyland in Zac Posen.
Party
in the front and a true fiesta in the back! Sarah Hyland’s berry Zac
Posen gown was incredibly on-trend with the off-the-shoulder silhouette
and then she turned around to reveal a cutout.
Joanna Newsom in DelPozo and husband Andy Samberg.
Sure,
it’s Andy Samberg’s night as the host of the broadcast, but his wife
Joanna Newsom stole the show on the red carpet in a DelPozo dress. The
gown flowed on the bottom but was structured on top, creating a striking
dichotomy.
Mindy Kaling in Salvador Perez.
Mindy
Kaling has found her color. Silhouette on the other hand? Not so much.
The “Mindy Project” actress was golden in one sense, but drab on the
other.
Taraji P. Henson in Alexander Wang.
Taraji
P. Henson wore Alexander Wang for the first time at the Met Gala and
hasn’t stopped since. The designer, who recently celebrated 10 years of
his eponymous label, custom made Cookie’s red carpet dress. With her
hair in a bob, she was sweet and tough as nails all in one, with a lace
bodice and chainlink straps.
Amy Poehler in Michael Kors.
Amy
Poehler’s secret to looking young and fresh must be comedy. The “Parks
and Rec” actress, who was nominated for the sixteenth time, wore a black
dress with a halter top and side cutouts, looking no older than her 44
years.
Joanne Froggatt in J. Mendel.
Always
a winner, Joanne Froggatt opted for something a bit more futuristic in a
J. Mendel dress. The blush color was pretty and then accented in black,
which is an off pairing but still somehow worked.
Julia Louis-Dreyfus in SAFiYAA.
The
brand SAFiYAA is new, but Julia Louis-Dreyfus is an old red carpet pro.
The “VEEP” actress knows her body and how to win a red carpet, even if
it’s just a black dress.
Julie Bowen in George Chakra.
“If
I don’t get him some press up in here, he may not give me another
dress,” Julie Bowen said of George Chakra. The “Modern Family” actress
was in plain ole’ black but with some futuristic straps, she managed to
break out from the pack.
Jamie Lee Curtis in black.
Jamie
Lee Curtis didn’t dare to do anything very exciting, but the fact that
the black gown fit her to a T gave her extra points.
Anna Chlumsky in Bibhu Mohapatra.
Anna
Chlumsky, in a Bibhu Mohapatra gown and Chopard jewels, looked like a
work of art in the white number covered in flowers. Paired with a crown
braid, she went for the Grecian look and nailed it.
Jaime Alexander in Armani Privé.
Jamie
Alexander might’ve been sweating in long sleeves, but it was worth it.
The actress, who was with Peter Facinelli, wore a a gown from Armani
Privé’s Fall 2015 collection.
Cat Deeley in Monique Lhuillier.
At
six months pregnant, Cat Deeley still wore a dress straight off the
runway from Monique Lhullier. The “So You Think You Can Dance” host, in a
gown from the Fall 2015 collection, appeared like an Emmys statue
herself in the beaded slip dress on steroids.
Aubrey Plaza in Alexandre Vaultier.
Far
from the Parks and Rec department in Pawnee, Aubrey Plaza looked
out-of-character in an incredibly sexy Alexandre Vaultier black gown
with a plunging neckline and side slit.
Laura Prepon in Christian Siriano.
Laura
Prepon, “Orange Is the New Black” star, stood out in a red gown made by
Christian Siriano. The red gown was basically a red strapless gown made
a little more fancy with a gold neckpiece that framed her chest.
Kristen Schaal in Rubin Singer.
Is
that you Kristen Schaal?! The “Last Man on Earth” actress wore her hair
in a sleek angular bob and paired it with a strapless navy blue gown
with major volume. Keep it up, babe!
Heidi Klum in Atelier Versace.
Heidi
Klum gave off major Big Bird vibes in a yellow dress from from Altelier
Versace’s Fall/Winter 2015 collection. The couture gown featured a
single ruffle shoulder, sheer beaded skirt and leaves appliquéd on the
bodice.
Gwendoline Christie in a pale dress.
Who
said pale people can’t wear light colors? Gwendoline Christie’s really
light dress surprisingly didn’t drown her out despite the old adage that
says it should.
Amanda Peet in Michael Kors.
With
a red lip and high bun, Amanda Peet, whose husband is one of the men
behind “Game of Thrones,” let her beauty do the talking. She wore a
Michael Kors black gown with a stomach cutout that, while beautiful, let
everything else stand out.
Danielle Brooks in Christian Siriano.
A
few too many colors on Danielle Brooks’s in Christian Siriano gown, but
at least she had the most important thing: confidence — and plenty of
it.
Kiernan Shipka in Dior.
Kiernan
Shipka couldn’t walk the red carpet until she finished her homework and
boy are we glad that she did. “I crammed in so much last week because I
knew I wasn’t going to have any time this week,” she admitted. The
15-year-old looked youthful in a Dior ensemble from the Fall 2012
collection with a gold mini dress and black pants underneath.
Laverne Cox in Calvin Klein Collection.
Not
only did Laverne Cox refuse to be cut off by Ryan Seacrest before
giving credit to Calvin Klein for her dress, she also made sure to
specifically name Francisco Costa as the man behind it. The “Orange Is
the New Black” actress wore a green dress and then added some mint heels
for contrast.
Chelsea Peretti in Gabriela Cadena.
Gabriela
Cadena’s an up and coming designer so it’s only fitting that Chelsea
Peretti, an up and coming comedienne, chose a dress from the brand. The
pattern seems like it was pulled off of curtains but the sheer at least
added a little sex appeal.
Christine Baranski in hot pink.
Usually in suits on set, Christine Baranski popped in hot pink, earning a best dressed nod from Yahoo Style.
Tatiana Maslany in Bouchra Jarrar.
The
“Orphan Black” star, who plays 10 different characters on the show,
wore just one look on the red carpet, but that was all she needed. The
white Bouchra Jarrar suit, paired with Sophia Webster shoes, was
sophisticated yet still sexy with the bare chest.
Carrie Brownstein in a black suit.
How
to do menswear right: Carrie Brownstein. The “Portlandia” star paired
tapered black pants with high heels and styled her hair in some Old
Hollywood curls.
Edie
Falco traded her “Nurse Jackie” scrubs for a pink Prada dress and the
pale pink gown’s certainly a better fit for her than the light blue
cotton separates. The gown, an iteration from the same collection seen
on every September magazine cover, had pleats cascading from the
neckline and little beaded flowers throughout the skirt.
Ellie Kemper in Naeem Khan.
Ellie
Kemper wore a dress of every tweenage girl’s dream. The Naeem Khan
dress combined lots of lines and ROYGBV into one gown. She had her hair
pulled back adding a little edge to the really childish dress.
Jessica Lange in J. Mendel.
Sure,
Jessica Lange’s J. Mendel navy gown is chic, but it’s the sunglasses
that she refused to take off for pictures on the step-and-repeat that
deserves all the things.
Jessica Pare in MONSE.
Jessica
Pare basically became Megan Draper at the Emmys. Blurring the lines
between real life and “Mad Men,” the actress looked divine in a hot pink
gown with a rose at the chest.
Lady Gaga in Brandon Maxwell.
Lady
Gaga’s longtime designer and friend Brandon Maxwell just made his
runway debut at New York Fashion Week, so it comes as no surprise that
the singer and upcoming “American Horror Story” actress wore a custom
design from him. Mother Monster, whose style has gotten increasingly
more normal over the past few months, was incredibly ladylike in the
black number.
Lily Tomlin in a black dress and blazer.
Lily
Tomlin, nominated for her Netflix series “Grace and Frankie,” probably
should’ve chosen something younger and more boho, but the black dress
with a blazer on top was still OK.
Uzo Aduba in Jonathan Cohen.
Uzo
Aduba combined ombré and splatter paint into one with her Johnathan
Cohen dress. The hot pink and black dress with a halter neck was like a
Rorschach test for Barbie — you decide if that’s a good or bad thing.
Morena Baccarin in Reem Acra.
Morena
Baccarin wore a dress that every single other star has already worn in
the past. Boring for sure but let’s give credit where credit’s due: the
actress still looked beautiful in the red Reem Acra gown.
Samira Wiley in Christian Siriano.
Samira
Wiley was recently tapped as the face of Christian Siriano, so it comes
as no surprise that they couple up on the Emmys red carpet. In a hot
pink one-shoulder gown, the “Orange Is the New Black” star’s gown had a
one-shoulder cape cascading down as well.
Sophie Turner in GALVAN.
Sophie
Turner wore pants on the red carpet, showing that the young “Game of
Thrones” star is an up-and-coming style star. If that doesn’t convince
the series to keep on going forever and ever, then perhaps the fact that
it’s the most popular show will.
Taryn Manning in a cape.
Taryn Manning wore a dress that seemed like it was more fit for Elvira or a high school senior going through her goth phase.
Ariel Winter in Romona Keveza.
“Modern
Family” actress Ariel Winter recently underwent a breast reduction. On
her first red carpet since the surgery, she appeared confident in a red
strapless Romona Keveza gown. There was so little that I could wear that
was age-appropriate. I’d have to wear the dress that was super tight
and formfitted everywhere because if I didn’t, it didn’t look good. I
didn’t really have an option other than to wear fitted clothes,“ she
told "Glamour” on dressing before.
Felicity Huffman in a halter dress with husband William H. Macy.
Felicity
Huffman, who recently dyed her blonde hair to a much darker brunette
shade, wore a navy blue pleated dress with a halter top. The dress,
while great, would’ve been fantastic had it not been for her distracting
beehive hairstyle.
Tracee Ellis Ross in Zac Posen.
Usually
one to take risks, it’s nice to see Tracee Ellis Ross do just that.
Unfortunately for her, this time it fell flat. Wearing a tiered peach
gown with checkered cutouts, the dress looked more fit for a teenager’s
dress-up bin than the red carpet.
Sofia Vergara in St. John.
Sofia
Vergara wore a custom St. John gown covered in exploding sequins, but,
most importantly, she was wearing her own scent on the red carpet and
made Ryan Seacrest smell her wrist.
Zoe Kazan in red and white stripes.
Zoe
Kazan appeared as a red and white striped peppermint sucking candy only
in dress form. That’s such a good thing, though. So cool!
Lauren Tuck, News Editor-Yahoo Style
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