The Emmys have come and gone; now it’s time for Quiet Lunch to switch it up and play fashion police. The stars were lacking luster that night with only a hand full of actresses standing out- whether they wanted to or not. So we’ve compiled a brief list of the good and downright horrible. Let’s take a look.
The Good.
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Julianna Margulies in Giambattista Valli Haute Couture.
Julianna looks stunning in couture, balancing her couture gown with a simple make up and jewelry.
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Ginnifer Goodwin in Monique Lhuillier.
Ginnifer has a natural knack for the red carpet, always finding the perfect dress, and this year she strikes again.
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January Jones in Zac Posen.
Whereas we can all disagree on the caliber of January Jones acting, there is no doubt she’s stunning in Zac Posen.
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Edie Falco in Stella McCartney.
Designer Stella McCarntey might as well be synonymous with Hollywood red carpet events. Her dresses are sexy without being scandalous and offer a sophistication that teases the eye.
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Elisabeth Moss in Dolce and Gabbana.
Mad Men’s Elisabeth Moss won my heart as the courageous Peggy and this dress is a testament to the spark she carries off the set of the AMC series.
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The Bad.
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Amy Poehler in Stella McCartney.
Amy, please forgive me for placing you in this category, I love you and almost everything you do, but there is no excuse for this ill- fitting dress.
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Ashley Judd in Carolina Herrera.
Not sure what I hate more, the bow on the back of the dress or the nest on top of her head.
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Phoebe Price.
Who is Phoebe Price?
I checked numerous fashion sites and could not find the name of the designer. But considering the attention that this attire has received it’s probably best for all involved.
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Connie Britton in Andrew Gn.
Connie and Amy are tackling the same fight. We all love a dress with a bit of sparkle, but the most important thing to remember is the fit.
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Julianne Moore in Dior Couture.
I’m not sure why I don’t like this dress, but I don’t and I’m willing to be biased for absolutely not reason.
I expect more from you Julianne Moore.
