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" No wonder Marc Jacobs recently tasked himself with revamping the popular conception of sexuality\u2013last night&amp;#039;s red carpet at the Emmys was awash in some pretty predictable dresses, all cleavage and satin and very little personal style. While a few celebs were dressed by Designers with a capital D (Katherine Heigl, stunning in Zac Posen, Heidi Klum in Dior, Julia Louis Dreyfuss in her old stand-by, Narciso Rodriguez), there was also a host of very un-fashiony fashion: Georges Chakra, Kevan Hall, St. John (worn by Jaime Pressly, who is both too young and too beautiful). Another &amp;quot;who?&amp;quot; designer I actually loved\u2013Eva Longoria in Kaufman Franco. I&amp;#039;m usually wary of her candy-colored catastrophes, but this was the perfect length, just enough sparkle, and tastefully done with nude Louboutin pumps.  The night&amp;#039;s big trend seemed to be red: Heidi Klum in Dior (incapable of not looking chic, to my mind), Mary Louise Parker in Dolce &amp;amp;amp; Gabbana, Kate Walsh in Pamela Dennis, Queen Latifah... There were a few surprise stunners, also: Sally Field in Valentino (she looks even better than in the Gidget days, I kid you not), Ellen Pompeo in Michael Kors, and my vote for the evening&amp;#039;s absolute most gorgeous look, Portia de Rossi in Azzaro. It doesn&amp;#039;t hurt that the woman is drop. dead. gorgeous. But I&amp;#039;m just saying, Ellen DeGeneres is one lucky lady...  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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