BLUE
Lea! Padma! Jane! It seemed that all of TV land’s leading ladies got the same memo: Go blue. The royal color ruled the red carpet Sunday night – and 57 percent of you agreed. Runner-up: Black
JANUARY JONES
62 percent of you called it: Between Anna Paquin (in Alexander McQueen) and the Mad Men star (in Versace), it was Jones who ruffled the red carpet with a high hemline in the front, and a stunning train in the back
MATTHEW MORRISON
The night’s cutest doesn’t need a fancy name: You can call him Will, er, Matt. Glee‘s Mr. Schuester (left) earned your approval (over Matthew Fox) in a simple tux and a smile. Runner-up, Hottest Jo(h)n: Jon Hamm (right)
NEIL PATRICK HARRIS
Technically he’s not that big of a loser – he won two Creative Arts Emmys for hosting the Tonys and appearing on Glee. But nearly half of you would’ve loved seeing NPH give an acceptance speech for his How I Met Your Mother role, Barney Stinson-style. Runner-up: Lea Michele
SOFIA VERGARA
It was thisclose, but ultimately the Modern Family beauty had you melting when she yelled “Big Bang!” in her thick Colombian twang. Runner-up: House Brit Hugh Laurie.
BETTY WHITE’S DANCE MOVES
In a fun Emmys opener – a Glee competition featuring Jimmy Fallon, Tina Fey and Jon Hamm? Sign us up! – it was Betty White’s cameo as a saucy dance instructor that had half of you cracking up. We’ll “hippity hop” with her anytime! Runner-up: the Glee cast.
RUE’S TRIBUTE
As Jewel sang the memorial to television’s lost stars, seeing a glimpse of Rue McClanahan – known more familiarly as Golden Girls’ sexy southern belle Blanche Devereaux – left everyone in need of some cheesecake comfort.
ANNA PAQUIN AND STEPHEN MOYER
Though Will Arnett and Amy Poehler were celebrating their seventh anniversary Sunday night, it was the True Blood stars – and newlyweds! – whom you considered the carpet’s most adorable. Runners-up: Will and Amy
INVITE HIM BACK!
He brought the laughs! A whopping 65 percent of you thought host Jimmy Fallon did so well, he should return to the Emmy stage next year. The man did impersonate The Boss, after all.
BOLDEST COLOR
BLUE
Lea! Padma! Jane! It seemed that all of TV land’s leading ladies got the same memo: Go blue. The royal color ruled the red carpet Sunday night – and 57 percent of you agreed. Runner-up: Black
MOST DARING DRESS
JANUARY JONES
62 percent of you called it: Between Anna Paquin (in Alexander McQueen) and the Mad Men star (in Versace), it was Jones who ruffled the red carpet with a high hemline in the front, and a stunning train in the back
HOTTEST MATTHEW
MATTHEW MORRISON
The night’s cutest doesn’t need a fancy name: You can call him Will, er, Matt. Glee‘s Mr. Schuester (left) earned your approval (over Matthew Fox) in a simple tux and a smile. Runner-up, Hottest Jo(h)n: Jon Hamm (right)
FAVORITE LOSER
NEIL PATRICK HARRIS
Technically he’s not that big of a loser – he won two Creative Arts Emmys for hosting the Tonys and appearing on Glee. But nearly half of you would’ve loved seeing NPH give an acceptance speech for his How I Met Your Mother role, Barney Stinson-style. Runner-up: Lea Michele
SEXIEST ACCENT
SOFIA VERGARA
It was thisclose, but ultimately the Modern Family beauty had you melting when she yelled “Big Bang!” in her thick Colombian twang. Runner-up: House Brit Hugh Laurie.
LOL MOMENT
BETTY WHITE’S DANCE MOVES
In a fun Emmys opener – a Glee competition featuring Jimmy Fallon, Tina Fey and Jon Hamm? Sign us up! – it was Betty White’s cameo as a saucy dance instructor that had half of you cracking up. We’ll “hippity hop” with her anytime! Runner-up: the Glee cast.
MOST TEARFUL MOMENT
RUE’S TRIBUTE
As Jewel sang the memorial to television’s lost stars, seeing a glimpse of Rue McClanahan – known more familiarly as Golden Girls’ sexy southern belle Blanche Devereaux – left everyone in need of some cheesecake comfort.
COUPLIEST COUPLE
ANNA PAQUIN AND STEPHEN MOYER
Though Will Arnett and Amy Poehler were celebrating their seventh anniversary Sunday night, it was the True Blood stars – and newlyweds! – whom you considered the carpet’s most adorable. Runners-up: Will and Amy