Here it is ladies, our Emmy fashion roundup…the trends may have been unexpected (four women in yellow?!) but there was no shortage of absolute gorgeous. Check out the 10 best-dressed television stars, after the jump.

The queen of the Runway herself, Heidi Klum, doesn’t disappoint when it comes to the glamour factor. Her capelet creates an unexpected silhouette, while the Armani Prive dress has just enough sparkle to be event-appropriate.

House’s Olivia Wilde looks breathtaking in white Reem Acra; I love how she lets the dress do the talking with a simple updo and minimal jewelry.

Julia Louis Dreyfuss has long turned to Narciso Rodriguez for sophisticated red carpet dresses; this year’s coral number stands apart from the standard Emmy pack.

I’m loving the ageless Vanessa Williams in a black and white printed Kevan Hall mermaid gown.

In a sea of boring black dresses, Kristin Chenowith’s Armani Prive was anything but–and I think she’s showing exactly the appropriate amount of cleavage, no?

Jane Krakowski’s one-shoulder dress is pretty from the front, but even more interesting for its rear view.

Cynthia Nixon is sleek and sophisticated in Calvin Klein. It’s not easy for a woman with red hair and fair skin to find a color that makes her glow, but I think she’s hit the mark.

Eva Longoria works some of the season’s biggest trends in Marchesa, including the big bow and mega-watt sparkles, along with a chicer, shorter new hair do. The length looks so fresh after seeing so many celebs in long gowns.

You’ve got to hand it to Christina Applegate–she’s battling breast cancer and still looks completely stunning. The dramatic train on this dress perfectly counterbalances the fact that she chose not to show too much skin.

A red carpet as high profile as this one calls for drama, and Brooke Shields obliges in a ruffled magenta floor-sweeper.

Whose Emmy style did you guys like best? Whose could have you done without?

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