The Gleek Shall Inherit the Earth: Seeing as how Emmy night was Lea Michele's 24th birthday and all, we figure the best gift we can give her is a rave review of her silk taffeta Oscar de la Renta showstopper in navy, the night's hottest color (then again, with the skirt's dramatic eruption of organza ruffles, perhaps the best gift we can give her is a "Flamenco Dancing for Dummies" book). While the gown isn't exactly groundbreaking for the "Glee" belter, it's a refreshing change from her preppy alter ego Rachel, who would probably look askance at the boob-hugging neckline before nervously hoisting up her kneesocks and primly buttoning every last button of her argyle cardigan.

Stun-Around Sue: Holy Toledo! We almost didn't recognize Jane Lynch without her standard-issue Sue Sylvester red-and-white Adidas tracksuit and cheerleader-berating bullhorn. The Emmy-winning "Glee" star is a class act in a ruched, jewel-toned bodice and shaggy 'do. In fact, the top half of Jane's gown is so phenomenally flattering that it seems kinda nitpicky to point out that the bottom half appears to have been fished out of the Little Mermaid's reject pile for the "Under the Sea" dance and hastily taped in place. So we won't.

As Tiers Go By: For her first time at the Emmys, Dianna Agron went all-in with a tiered Carolina Herrera strapless princess ballgown. Yes, it's a lot of look, and, no, it doesn't have quite the same spunkiness of her Cheerios uniform. Still, the starlet's sartorial gamble pays off, and not just because the lacy border makes us wistful for our grandma's doily embroidery and the floral details remind of us our carefree days in kindergarten cutting out paper snowflakes with safety scissors. Dianna's pale pink-edged dress was like nothing else on the red carpet, and her willingness to be unique (without going ridiculously overboard, January Jones) earns her high style marks.
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Beg, Borrow or Teal: This is Naya Rivera. Not ringing any bells? She's on "Glee." Still nothin'? According to Us Weekly, she recently keyed and egged co-star Mark Salling's car in a jealous rage. What else can we tell you? Let's see, in her spare time, she enjoys serving as a bridesmaid in random teal-themed Las Vegas weddings and imagining what she'd look like wearing a hybrid of Lady Gaga's whimsical hair-bow, Amy Winehouse's teeming beehive, Moe Howard's bangs, and the butt-cheek-coif that Gary Oldman sported in "Dracula."
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