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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Ohio U chapter.

With the Emmys, it is hard to know what people watch for most, the fashion or the awards. Here at Her Campus Ohio U, we’ve come up with our top and ‘not’ fashion looks from Sunday night.

Lauren Koketko
Best Dressed: Heidi Klum from the Lifetime series Project Runway

My top pick? Ms. Heidi Klum. She looked stunning in that pale blue, deep V Alexandre Vauthier gown. With all of the drama lately concerning her ex-husband Seal, Heidi sure looked strong and confident. And with all that leg, who would be able to keep their eyes off of her? The color may seem a bit summer-like, but props to her for matching it with her jewelry and shoes as well.

Rachel Swalin
Best Dressed: Ginnifer Goodwin from the ABC series Once Upon A Time

There are people who know how to dress. And then there are people who know how to dress. Clearly, Ginnifer is the latter. Her nude, orange-lace appliqué Monique Lhuillier gown at the Emmys was the perfect pop of color and, mixed with a cool texture, made for the right amount of classic and sweet with an edge.

Kyla Schmalenberger
Worst Dressed: Lena Dunham from the HBO series Girls

While she may win your heart on her wildly popular television show Girls, Lena Dunham fails to get hearts racing in this lace-overlay Prada number. Not only is the cut and fit unflattering, but her makeup is so harsh it makes her look like a gothic baby doll. And for Pete’s sake, stop slouching Lena! You are at the Emmys, look like you want to be there.

Carly Wiita
Worst Dressed: Ashley Judd from the ABC series Missing

Although Ashley Judd’s dress wasn’t as horrible as other actresses’ (we’re looking to you, Jena Malone), her whole appearance from the 64th Primetime Emmys lands her a spot on this worst-dressed list. The pink Carolina Herrera gown was reminiscent of a mother-of-the-bride dress combined with an over-the-top ’80s prom dress. Not to mention the giant bow on the back of the dress draws attention away from the actress, and her piled high bouffant updo just couldn’t be ignored. I’m sure the people sitting behind her at the award ceremony felt the same.

All images from UsMagazine.com

Originally from Pittsburgh, Rachel is a senior at the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism of Ohio University (Go Bobcats!). In addition to being a content editor and staff writer for OU's branch of Her Campus, she's also the managing editor of Southeast Ohio, a student-run magazine produced by the journalism school. In her spare time, she does volunteer work as a member of OU's Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity. In the past, she has interned at Pittsburgh's premier lifestyle magazine Whirl, and this past summer, she was an editorial intern at Woman's Day magazine in New York City. Rachel's favorite things include shopping, reading celebrity gossip, and curling up with a really good book. After graduation, she plans to move to NYC and work with women's magazines.
Junior Journalism major and Junior editor at Ohio University.