Jewel-tones and pretty off-whites covered the red carpet at the 65th Emmy Awards. A few of these beauties shined the brightest! While I wasn't overly impressed with this year's Emmy fashion, there were some actresses who stayed consistent from previous red carpets, and of course, there are those designers who fail to disappoint!
Kaley Cuocco made a "big bang" in a cranberry Vera Wang gown.
Photo by Jason Merritt
Julie Louis-Dryfes's sparkly strapless sequin gown by Monique Lhuillier was absolutely one of my favorites!
Photo by Scott Kirkland
Heidi Klum wore a "pomegranate" sequin/beaded number in Versace. It was very costumey, but if anyone can pull it off, it's definitely Heidi Klum!
Photo by John Shearer
Giuliana Rancic is always gorgeous. Her mermaid was by Tadashi Shoji. For her first time in blue on the red carpet, I would say the color was a bit underwhelming for me. I wish it was a tad bit more in the purple or grey family to go with her skin tone and "Nutella" hair, but all the same, she was exquisite!
Photo by Scott Kirkland
One of the most stunning gowns on the red carpet by far was by Donna Karan Atelier, and giving it great justice as it was worn gracefully, was Linda Cardellini.
Photo by Jason Merritt
Connie Britton is shown here in Naeem Khan. The velvet turquoise gown embellished with gold, was very regal and very pretty.
Photo by Scott Kirkland
Kerry Washington is someone who is always consistently gorgeous on the red carpet. She wore a flowing intricate tricolor gown by Marchesa! Captivating!
Photo by Michael Buckner
Sarah Hyland wore a very flattering shade of green laced in black by Carolina Herrera.
Photo by Jason Merritt 
Top Chef's Padma Lakshmi was dressed simple in Kaufman Franco, but was definitely a cut above the rest! And, the cut above the waist...super cute! Perfectly accessorized with gold jewelry!
Photo by Jeff Vespa
My favorite gown of the evening was another by Marchesa. Malin Akerman wore this very light grey, almost white gown with incredible detail. Very much red carpet-worthy!
Photo by Scott Kirkland
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