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"I had a bad case of the Sunday blues earlier today (work tomorrow, the official end of summer next in a few days, the onset of black tights-wearing weather in T-minus six weeks = triple boo). Fortunately, the serotonin boost that comes with little red carpet outfit-spotting--aka my favorite spectator sport--cheered me right up. These lovely ladies made our Top 10 Emmy Awards Best Dressed List as soon as they hit the red carpet. See if you agree with our choices, after the jump.Twitter was burning up as soon as Kim Kardashian (or, as her 4.6 million followers know her as, @KimKardashian ) shimmied out of the car and onto the red carpet in her Elizabeth Taylor-esque looking Marchesa gown. Swoon! Lea Michele brought her A-game tonight. Her ruffle-icious Oscar de la Renta Emmy dress was majorly dramatic, but didn&amp;#x27;t overwhelm the petite (5&amp;#x27;2&amp;quot;!) Glee star. J&amp;#x27;amazing is all I can say about Jayma Mays&amp;#x27; navy Burberry gown and Salvatore Ferragamo clutch combo. Love how she ditched the sweet, school teacher vibe and amped up the va-va-voom factor with her sexy Brigitte Bardot hair. Although I&amp;#x27;ve never been faced with the level 10 wardrobe toughie that is deciding on a Emmy Awards dress, I&amp;#x27;d imagine that it&amp;#x27;s pretty difficult to choose between something very colorful, very embellished or very dramatic. The drop-dead Sofia Vergara went for all three and nailed the evening gown competition in her goldenrod Carolina Herrera dress. Emily Blunt&amp;#x27;s darling, flower-strewn Dior gown got me so flustered with its loveliness that all I can do is revert to my inner 10 year-old and say &amp;quot;Ooooh, look how pretty!&amp;quot; Just don&amp;#x27;t tell my intense fashion history professors I said so. Claire Danes glittery strapless gown look might have been a little Barbie-ish if a) it was worn on someone other than the ever-classy Claire Danes and B) it wasn&amp;#x27;t from the ever-classy house of Armani. Win-Win. I might get a little flack for picking Lauren Graham&amp;#x27;s cosmopolitan Yigal Azrouel gown as it&amp;#x27;s a bit more low-key than the rest, but ten bucks says she&amp;#x27;ll be the only one who is still comfortable (and still looking chic) at the end of the night. As we all know, the season&amp;#x27;s neutrals and nudes can be dangerous territory, but Elizabeth Moss navigated the totally trendy color (while flattering her peaches&amp;#x27;n&amp;#x27;cream complexion) with her ever-so-Grecian Donna Karan dress. You&amp;#x27;ve got to have a heart of stone not to love Jane Lynch&amp;#x27;s sweet, sincere and perfectly self-deprecating acceptance speech OR to give her royal-looking purple satin gown two thumbs up. A pretty far cry from her Glee character Sue Sylvester&amp;#x27;s track suits, no? It was too hard to pick just one favorite from these stunning ladies in red: Jenna Fischer (in an amazing vintage Versace number from RARE Vintage), Olivia Munn and Maura Tierney are all shoe-ins for any Best Dressed List. Who makes your Emmy Awards 2010 Best Dressed List?online surveys Phew! What do you lovelies think? Did these glamazons brighten up your Sunday, or what? Who else should be added to our Emmy Awards 2010 Best Dressed List? Is there any dress that you&amp;#x27;d LOVE to wear? And wowzers: did you see some of those jewels?!!! Speaking of Emmy Awards Best-Dressed Lists... Compare this year&amp;#x27;s list with last year&amp;#x27;s winners and then jump in the time capsule and check out 2008&amp;#x27;s A-listers! If you&amp;#x27;re ready for more...brace yourself and revel in the scariest red carpet looks of all time. Photo: Getty Images "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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