The ladies of the 2011 Emmys injected some serious glamour into the red carpet with an array of beauty looks. We saw Gwyneth Paltrow and Lea Michele rock straight 'n' sleek strands, while shimmering eyeshadow seemed to be the makeup order of the day à la Christina Hendricks, Julia Stiles and Modern Family cutie Sarah Hyland. Click through to see all of the red carpet beauty pictures from last year's Emmys!
Gwyneth Paltrow had a glamorous night at the Emmys on Monday when she hit the red carpet in a gorgeous black Pucci gown and took the stage to present the outstanding comedy series award to Modern Family. There were plenty of great shots of Gwyneth throughout the event, but now we have an even closer look at the star's big night. Gwyneth shared her personal pictures in the new GOOP newsletter, giving us a behind-the-scenes look at her getting red carpet ready, posing for the cameras, hanging with famous friends in the audience, and more!
Yesterday's Emmy Awards in LA brought out lots of stars looking to celebrate the small screen! The festivities kicked off with a jam-packed red carpet that saw Kate Winslet, Gwyneth Paltrow, Nina Dobrev and more strike a pose in their gorgeous gowns, and the fun kept coming. Jane Lynch, Ty Burrell, the cast of Mad Men, Drew Barrymore, and others took the stage to present, perform, and accept statues for their outstanding work, but the excitement didn't end with the show. After parties across town were packed with celebrities from HBO's bash to the Governors Ball — even Robert Pattinson popped up at Jimmy Fallon's Trousdale soiree. We've got ALL the pictures from the big night, so click through to see the very best of the Emmys!
Last night's Emmy Awards show took place at LA's Nokia Theater, with Modern Family leading the pack by garnering five wins during the telecast alone! Ty Burrell and Julie Bowen received accolades for their individual performances, and they took their newly acquired gold into the press room. More stars who were honoured for their work answered questions from reporters, including Mildred Pierce's Kate Winslet and Guy Pearce, The Good Wife's Julianna Marguiles, and Mike and Molly's Melissa McCarthy. Series winners Mad Men and Modern Family had their whole casts up on the podium to chat about their wins. Actors from Mad Men admitted to missing new mum January Jones, who skipped the big night, since she just welcomed son Xander a few days ago. Show creator Matthew Weiner said, "She's home with her baby, John Slattery says. Her baby had his fingers crossed, she told me that. And she said it was really weird that we were going to be here without her, and we miss her terribly."
Fox was another network who organised a big post-Emmys bash last night. It actually hosted the entire telecast, and many of the evening's big winners rolled through along with host Jane Lynch. So You Think You Can Dance host Cat Deeley sparkled on her way inside, where many of the Glee cast, like a Marchesa-clad Lea Michele, were letting loose. Modern Family winner Julie Bowen had the support of her onscreen daughter Sarah Hyland, who changed out of her custom-made Christian Siriano gown into something shorter and ruffly. There was lots more going down during TV's biggest night — check out all of our 2011 Emmys coverage!
Many of last night's biggest stars retired to the Governors Ball to celebrate following the Emmys. Good pals Tina Fey and Amy Poehler stuck together after organising the best actress in a comedy nominees on stage, where Mike and Molly's Melissa McCarthy picked up her first award. There was more affection on display as Rashida Jones and Kristen Wiig posed for photos together, and hot Vampire Diaries couple Ian Somerhalder and Nina Dobrev stuck together. Leading men Jon Hamm and Timothy Olyphant, from Mad Men and Justified respectively, added their good looks to the festivities. The Governors Ball was one of many bashes following TV's biggest night — be sure to catch up on all our Emmys coverage!
Mildred Pierce's leading lady Kate Winslet snagged an Emmy for the miniseries yesterday, and so did her Aussie co-star Guy Pearce, who used most of his acceptance speech to gush about his love scenes with her. When he stopped by the press room, he had even more to say about his racy comments, what his wife will think, and wanting to know how he stacks up next to Leonardo DiCaprio.
Before we sign off from red carpet duty from today's Emmys Awards, we have very important task to leave to you — awarding the best dressed title! Everything from high-shine, glamarama gowns, to red hot hues and shades of azure were walked down the red rug, but it's come down to the pointy end of the day and we're going to ask your help to pick a favourite. Our top four include Naya Rivera who looked sophisticated in her noir number, Kate Winslet and Gwyneth Paltrow who both opted for form-fitting frocks in Elie Saab and Pucci respectively, and Lea Michele who got our attention in her red hot Marchesa gown. So, speak up! Which celeb's Emmys ensemble do you heart the most?
What a way to start off the working week! Our Monday morning has been choc-full of the gorgeous and glamorous frocks from today's 2011 Emmy awards. Glee's Lea Michele chose the colour du jour in a red backless Marchesa dress, Gwyneth Paltrow went a little risqué with her belly-baring Pucci number while Evan Rachel Wood's dazzled in a black embellished Elie Saab gown. Click through our gallery to see all of the red carpet arrivals and vote on all of my Emmys polls to have your say on today's frock-fest!
Jane Lynch kicked off today's Emmy Awards with a song and dance routine that included cameos from some of TV's most popular stars. Early supporting honours in a comedy went to small screen couple Modern Family's Julie Bowen and Ty Burrell, who actually beat out three of his male co-stars! Ty then made a memorable acceptance speech about his late father. Charlie Sheen made a controversial appearance to present outstanding lead actor in a comedy series with some of his old competitors. While some were worried about what he'd say in relation to his departure from Two and a Half Men, Charlie was polite and respectful. He said, "From the bottom of my heart, I wish you nothing but the best for this upcoming season. We spent eight wonderful years together, and I know you will continue to make great television." Jim Parsons from The Big Bang Theory ended up the winner, while Mike and Molly's Melissa McCarthy won in the corresponding female category. Her rivals like Amy Poehler and Tina Fey all gathered together onstage before the victor was announced, and it was a sweet moment of support among peers.
