P's Picks - Best Dressed from the Emmy's

I don't know how many of you tuned in to last Sunday night's airing of the 2011 Emmy Awards, but I sure did! Even though I was in the middle of an epic road trip with CB24 (that's another post for another time), both of us agreed we'd rise early Sunday morn so we would have plenty of time to hunker down in a hotel, pop some bubbly and check out some good ol' fashioned Hollywood glamour. (We had our priorities very straight, obviously.) I thought Ms. Lynch did a great job hosting and I loved the bit the ladies of comedy did when their category came up (CB24 and I were howling!), but my favorite part of the show had to be the Mad Men cameo in the opening. Though it had to have been only three minutes max, it was brilliantly written and brilliantly acted. Which brings me to the most brilliant beauty of the night - as far as I'm concerned. She didn't make an appearance in that witty sketch, but she is an integral member of the cast. And she is my pick for best dressed. (Note: all pictures below are from Go Fug Yourself one of my favorite sites of all time. Seriously. Do yourself a favour and RSS that URL toute suite!)

My favorite by far, Jessica Pare from Mad Men in a gorgeous strapless wonder by Pamela Rolland. It combines many of my favorite things like sparklies, feathers and ombre, not to mention it fits her like a dream! (I realize this may not be the best image of the dress, but I loved this photo too much not to feature it. I mean, come on! Could those two be any marvy-ier???)

This is one of my runner-ups. I love it for the color just as much as the wee cap sleeves.

Another runner-up. This dress is the perfect mix: it's unique and glamorous all at the same time and the fit is perfect for her teeny tiny (maybe a titch too teeny) frame.

And last but not least there's this:

I don't always love what LM has going on, but I do love this. It's the perfect red, the shoulders are great - very glam - and it's backless. I love, love, love a good backless dress!

All in all, I thought there was a lot to see style-wise. Who made your BD list?

Love, P