The great joy that comes with selecting the top five looks that I think emerged from the Emmy Awards is the fact that my all time favourite (and it was a tough choice) would have to be the fresh, fun and unique approach that our very own Toni Collette came up with. Her painted skirt keeps the frivolity associated with fashion alive, and even though they style is quite simple, the application of surface print in an unexpected way allows us to appreciate her choice.
Keri Russell also dazzles, looking innocent with her vintage gown. There's a trend to show of the footwear at the moment and this does it ever so elegantly, she looks simply comfortable.
Also appearing to love the asymmetrical style for her most recent red carpet turns is Emily Blunt. With delicate surface design and a soft pastel to match, Blunt is true to her style and shows that Christian Dior is still pure glamour.
January Jones gave us glamour too, with a modern edge. Versace blue in a hue to excite only became even more exciting because of its texture and interesting detail. There weren't as many full skirted styles on the red carpet at this event, and to stand apart from her peers, she certainly achieves every goal in this dress.
Saving the show-stopping ensemble til last, Claire Danes in Armani Prive finally gives us Hollywood glamour without an inch telling us we should think otherwise. Her hair is right and the make-up is light for a winning combination. She continues to out do her last look, and the future is looking bright.
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