2010 Primetime Emmy Awards

Our final gorgeous Emmy red carpet PopSugar's Retail Therapy creation is inspired by Claire Danes's shimmery peach stunner. You'll find it in your closet and catalog, but you'll want to act quickly; it's only available until Tuesday. There are so many red carpet gowns to choose from, and we've already debuted game dresses inspired by Christina Hendricks's lavender Zac Posen, Lea Michele's navy dress, Sofia Vergara's yellow gown, Jane Lynch's purple number, and Keri Russell's pink vintage pick. There are also new hair and makeup styles to complete your look. Be sure to check back often; we're introducing a different Emmys-inspired dress every day this week! Plus, our amazing bag giveaway is still going on, so don't forget to enter!

Our next gorgeous Emmy red carpet PopSugar's Retail Therapy creation is inspired by Mad Men bombshell Christina Hendricks, who wore a lavender Zac Posen. You'll find it in your closet and catalog, but you'll want to act quickly; it's only available until Tuesday. There are so many red carpet gowns to choose from, and we've already debuted game dresses inspired by Lea Michele's navy dress, Sofia Vergara's yellow gown, Jane Lynch's purple number, and Keri Russell's pink vintage pick. There are also new hair and makeup styles to complete your look. Be sure to check back often; we're introducing a different Emmys-inspired dress every day this week! Plus, our amazing bag giveaway is still going on, so don't forget to enter!

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Though NBC comedy darlings Tina Fey and Amy Poehler did not take home awards this year, that doesn't mean that the Emmys weren't rewarding an impressive group of women who portrayed a bunch of smart, nuanced characters. Archie Panjabi, a relatively unknown Brit, took home a best supporting actress in a drama Emmy for her work on The Good Wife, where she plays a sharp, sexually ambiguous private investigator. (Our own Nina Rastogi has already given props to Panjabi's blunt charms.) This is an unexpected win, as Panjabi was up against the one-two punch of Mad Men's Christina Hendricks and Elisabeth Moss.

On the comedy side, the fantastic Edie Falco won for Nurse Jackie, where she plays the titular, drug-addled ER nurse. Falco was a critical darling from her days playing Carmela Soprano, and the hosannas haven't stopped: One critic calls her performance as Jackie "beautifully spare and completely free of all visible signs of vanity." Jackie is a deeply flawed heroine, and it's wonderful to see such a character rewarded. Since the Emmys have such a good track record for honoring complicated women, maybe next year my favorite sour girl on TV—Parks and Recreation April (Aubrey Plaza)—will be feted for her deadpan hilariousness.

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Our next gorgeous Emmy red carpet PopSugar's Retail Therapy creation is inspired by Lea Michele's deep purple Oscar de la Renta. You'll find this classic dress in your closet and catalog, but you'll want to act quickly; it's only available for one week. There are so many red carpet gowns to choose from, and we've already debuted game dresses inspired by Modern Family nominee Sofia Vergara's yellow gown, Jane Lynch's purple number, and Keri Russell's pink vintage pick. There are also new hair and makeup styles to complete your look. Be sure to check back often; we're introducing a different Emmys-inspired dress every day this week! Plus, our amazing bag giveaway is still going on, so don't forget to enter!

Christina Hendricks's gorgeous hairstyle turned heads at this year's Emmy Awards, and now you can re-create it at home! Philip Carreon, who created the look for the Mad Men star, walks you through each step in our exclusive video. Watch now, then complete the look with our guide to getting Christina's flirty makeup look!