Best and Worst

For the record, everything that was on my to-do list in my previous post was accomplished this weekend. But let's get to the heart of this post, the really important things. Any by "important things", I mean Jen's Best and Worst Dressed- Emmy's 2008. This is serious stuff people.

Let's get right to it. And if you disagree with me then that is fine but this is my blog. So there.

Kyra Sedgwick: Best

I think she is just adorable and looks altogether lovely. I love her hair. She is also very age appropriate and I always wonder if she and her husband Kevin Bacon do the dance from Footloose when they are bored at home.

Marcia Cross: Worst

No, no, no. Typically Marcia Cross understands that red heads need to wear jewel tones and not pale pinks that wash you out. The length of this dress is wrong. The color is wrong. I did not know she was a ballerina.

Christina Applegate: Best

I don't know that I would wear this dress, but I really think it is gorgeous and looks very Hollywood glamorous. I can't decide though if the fabric looks like curtains. In any case, I like it.

Debra Messing: Best

The dress isn't all that jaw dropping, but I just love her. Love her, love her, love her.

Eva Longoria Parker: Worst
Eva usually looks awesome. But last night, there was just something off. I don't think it is the dress that I dislike so much, it is the hair and makeup. The slicked back raccoon look does nothing for her. Loving the shoes though.

Hayden Panetierre: Best

This girl is just a bit too pretty for me. She is absolutely gorgeous and I LOVE the beading on this gown. Hard to believe she was that cutie patootie from "Remember the Titans".

Jenna Fischer: My Favorite
For many reasons. First of all because I love her and I love Pam Beesley ( her character). I love her hair and I want mine to look like that. I LOVE the colors in her dress (I couldn't find a full length pic to show you) but it was full length and fun and pretty. Love her.

Sadly, I really didn't enjoy the actual Emmy awards this year. I got annoyed that every single speech included a political message of some kind. Annoying. I did, however, enjoy Josh Groban's performance. He is mega talented and he was a nice break from all the references to the election.

Please comment, even if you disagree with some of my best and worst. :)