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The Best Dressed Stars at the Emmys

NICOLE KIDMAN

wears crimson Calvin Klein by Appointment with a jeweled halter neckline and mismatched orchid-colored shoes by the brand, plus Harry Winston jewelry.


MARY ELIZABETH WINSTEAD

wears a one-shoulder Armani Privé gown with striped puff sleeve, plus an Atelier Swarovski clutch and black-and-white graphic jewelry


SHAILENE WOODLEY

wears custom emerald velvet Ralph Lauren Collection with Alexis Bittar jewelry and, as she said on the red carpet, her beauty secret: "Just happiness, man!"



GINA RODRIGUEZ

wears a plunging scarlet gown with fireworks-esque beaded embroidery and a low updo, plus jewelry by Narcisa Pheres, Butani and Dvani.

TRACEE ELLIS ROSS

wears bold belted Chanel Haute Couture with a feather hem and Roger Vivier white ankle-strap pumps, plus custom Irene Neuwirth jewelry.


ZOË KRAVITZ

wears a rainbow feathered Dior Haute Couture gown with a gazillion dollars in Tiffany & Co. jewelry.




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