Also nominated from the acclaimed mini-series are fellow Oscar-winner Melissa Leo, Evan Rachel Wood and Mare Winningham — all vying for Outstanding Supporting Actress — Guy Pearce for Supporting Actor and Todd Haynes was recognized for his direction as well as his script.

Congratulations to makeup artist and winner of our Oribe hair contest Michelle Cameau! We love her high hair that she sports daily:

You can follow her on Twitter @MichelleCameau and check out her website here. Thank you to everyone who entered the contest, we wish all of you could be winners. Don’t miss our next contest, WIN: Hugo Naturals Vanilla Sweet Orange Travel Kit.

[From left to right]

Zimmermann: With a busy bone print, and seams that converge pointed in the middle, it is engineered to make you look pin thin.

We Are Handsome: A bright graphic print and tied sweetheart will distract from imperfections.

Lisa Marie Fernandez: As seen on January Jones on the cover of W, and also in our first Boutique Critique, this neoprene suit zips it in.

Zero + Maria Cornejo: The twisted effect of this one strapped suit will take your eyes on a pleasant journey around your curves.

Missoni: The mesmerizing print will keep the eyes busy enough.

Dolce & Gabbana: Polka dot and belted, a fupa will disappear in the dark.

Topshop: Enough optical illusion dizzy the eyes, which is what we’re going for.

Warehouse: Itty bitty florals get busy.

Zimmermann: This lingerie inspired piece shapes the twins and the rest.

January will be rated on the below categories, five being the highest and 1 being the lowest.

Fit: 4

Appropriateness: 4

Trendiness: 3

Styling: 2

Shoes: 3

Hair: 1

Makeup: 2

Pose: 2

Confidence: 3

UGH this is the worst January has looked in awhile, and it doesn’t even have to do with her being pregnant. The makeup and hair is god-awful -  it reminds me of girls in middle school trying too hard to look grown-up for the class photo. The Preen dress is the only element of this look that is halfway decent. This Mad Men star better step it up, as pregnancy is no excuse to look disheveled.

Step 1: Spray Oribe Hair Care Volumista on wet hair from roots to tips. I flipped my head upside down and blow dried it to bigness.

Step 2: Spray Oribe Hair Care Dry Texturizing Spray on dry hair to create incredible volume. Begin to tease bangs, if you have them, and the top half of your hair with a fine-tooth comb.

Step 3: Pin hair in place with bobby pins, leaving the bottom half down. The top half should be teased high enough to stand up on its own. Spray Oribe Hair Care Superfine Strong Hair Spray on your do to let the holding process begin.

Step 4: Recruit help if needed! My hair was looking a little wild, not at all like Jones’ sleek strands . So Fashion Editor Jessica helped me smooth, spray and pin to perfection. And now, the final product:

My pose isn’t perfect, but my hair sure as hell is thanks to Oribe.

If you too would like to channel January Jones via May’s W cover, send me a photo of your best big hair to amanda@fashionindie.com. The lady, or gent, with the most excellent interpretation of this look will win all three Oribe Hair Care products seen in the photo below. Good luck and start teasing!

Photos by Christopher Hall Photography

Bryant, who for some reason has never won an Emmy for her brilliant work on the series, will launch JanieBryant.com and her final capsule collection for QVC, both in June and may even start her own fashion line once Mad Men‘s run is over in like 30 years. [The Cut]

Photo: Daily Beast

- Her Royal Highness Princess William of Wales (I can’t get enough of these titles) is apparently also wearing McQueen this evening. [Twit Pic]

- Though now an official royal, the Duchess formerly known as Kate Middleton is not above doing her own make-up. [People]

- Apparently there are other news stories happening besides the greatest wedding of the past 30 years, such as January Jones is now a pregnant, unwed, and no one knows who the father is. And this day was going so elegantly. [Popeater]

- And in other Kate news, Kate Winslet is the new face of St. John. [The Cut]

- Finally, and wonderfully before I pass out from this royally exhausting day, Broadway legend and diva with a capital D, Patti Lupone will bringing her magnificent chops to the season finale of Glee, thus placing it in a very special realm of gay heretofore restricted to Sex and the City theme parties and the Interior Illusions Lounge from RuPaul’s Drag Race. [Playbill]

Lynn Hirschberg interviews Jones and discusses the similarities between Mad Men‘s Betty Draper and X-Men: First Class‘s Emma Frost, namely that they’re both ice-cold bitches.

Draper, it turns out, was not even in the original Mad Men pilot, but series creator Matthew Weiner wrote the part for Jones — who had auditioned for the role of scrappy plain Jane gal Friday, Peggy Olson — thus ensuring four seasons of great clothes and questionable acting.

Photos: W

January will be rated on the below categories, five being the highest and 1 being the lowest.

Fit: 5

Trendiness: 4

Appropriateness: 5

Styling: 2

Hair: 2

Makeup: 5

Shoes: 5

Pose: 3

Confidence: 4

I don’t know WTF she was thinking with the hair and denim jacket. She would have received an A if this dress was styled better.

Credit: Global Grind

My best dressed choice was tied between three different beautiful ladies, but Anne Hathaway stands just a bit above the other two in Armani Privé. For a tall beauty with perfect curves like this, a structured shoulder is the best thing you can do for your body. She looks so graceful and statuesque in these beautiful rose sequins.

Credit: Global Grind

The back is to die for. It’s provocative, feminine and lovely. Anyone else, I would have said the hair should be worn up, but there is absolutely nothing wrong with the way Anne looks. She is a goddess. She gets an A+.

Credit: StyleBistro

Green was the color of the night, and no one wore it better than Angelina Jolie in Versace. Again, we’re seeing a beautiful padded shoulder that opens up the back and draws attention to her tiny waist. She looks glamorous without that “going to prom” nod that so many celebrities decided to do. I love the top to bottom sparkles and her elegant and unfussy hair. Grade A.

Credit: Huffington Post

January Jones is a Hollywood bombshell, period, end of sentence. Not only is she talented enough to be on one of the best TV shows of our time, she is the only actress who could pull of this sexy, fringed Versace gown. Everything from the color, to her hair and that beautiful cleavage, January is a fashion risk-taker, and I love her for it. A

Credit: Pop Eater

Pregnancy has never looked so rosy on the red carpet. Natalie Portman was glowing from the inside out in this pink and red Viktor & Rolf gown with an intricately detailed rose on the chest. She looks healthy, happy and she won best actress for Black Swan. What’s not to love here? A

Credit: Just Jared

In a Hollywood full of tramps and star fuckers, how beautiful it is to see a real lady stand by her man. Catherine Zeta Jones was absolutely glowing in this green Monique Lhuillier princess gown. It was so good to see her and Michael Douglas on the red carpet together. Beauty from the inside out: A.

Credit: Fab Sugar

If you have a flat chest, a 1920s style dress like this is prefect for your body. Jayma Mays got it right in this elegant and sexy Alberta Ferretti plunging v-neck gown. The accessories and curly locks perfectly complete the look. The lipstick looks a little orange, but it works against her hair and skin tones. A-

Credit: Twirlit

Now let’s talk about a big chest. Scarlet Johansson has a gorgeous, very voluptuous rack, and this dress enhances in a different way. Instead of spilling her cleavage all over the red carpet, Scarjo chose this demure and elegant Elie Saab gown in a lovely dusty pink. It sparkles just the right amount, and the sleeve is extremely flattering. Plus, she had the best hair on the red carpet. A-

Credit: Examiner

I commend Leighton Meester for trying to take fashion risks, but lately they’ve been backfiring hardcore. I was pleased to see her looking so elegant and sophisticated in Burberry Prorsum on the red carpet last night. Her makeup is absolutely gorgeous and those Jimmy Choo shoes are fab-o-rama. It’s not my favorite, but I do love the dress and her. B

Credit: Red Carpet Fashion Awards

I’m not used to putting Eva Longoria in the best dressed category for her red carpet looks, but she looked ravishing last night in a fitted, black Zac Posen gown. It fits her like a glove and her whoa cleavage is saying hello to every single man in that crowd. Slightly bored, but I think that’s a good thing in her case. B

Credit: Socialite Life

Here is the thing about Lea Michele‘s Oscar de la Renta gown: It does not photograph well. When watching her on the red carpet, she looked young, fresh and vibrant in this light salmon dress. It looks too consuming in photographs. But the color on her is amazing. I am so sick of this whispy, bull-shitty kind of up-do, so no points there. But the shoes, HELLO! B-

What are your thoughts on the best-dressed celebs at the 2011 Golden Globes?

January Jones first fell in love the peekaboo dress in blue in the Versace Spring 2011 collection, but requested it in red. A mighty fine choice, Mrs. Draper.

Photo credits: January Jones:Frazer Harrison/Getty Images North America. Versace runway: Monica Feudi / GoRunway.com

Wait. Hold it–

January is one FINE. Looking. Lady.

Does this ad do her justice?

Hot or Not?

Personally, I think Versace can do better. Here’s some January inspiration…

Hmm. I think Versace can do better.

January Jones and stunt double walk about in their mod-on-a-budget costumes on the set of X-Men: The New Class, prompting this blogger to ask: Did they just wrap them up in a roll of Bounty then cinch it at the waist, slap a disemboweled stuffed polar bear on their heads and called it a day with a Payless go-go boot?

LINK LOVE: Gawker

The show started off with a Glee-themed fagtastic bang with Tina Fey, Jane Lynch, Jon Hamm and last living Golden Girl Betty White (some say she’s overexposed, but she’s 800 years old and could go any minute so I’ll take as much as I can, thank you) joining the Glee kids and Fallon for a cover of “Born to Run.” It was pretty much downhill from there, but it was a gentle and slow descent, made more comfortable by getting all the fun awards out early.

Proving that there is a god somewhere, Jane Lynch (woefully sans a pantsuit yet again) picked up the Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy. Eric Stonestreet won a well-deserved Outstanding Supporting Actor for Modern Family, which also went home with the Outstanding Comedy Series trophy at the end of the night.

Edie Falco won her fourth Emmy, this time for Lead Actress in a Comedy Series. A controversial choice, perhaps, but Carmine Soprano literally shits Emmys . I’m holding out hope for Amy Poehler next year, though, that is if Parks and Rec makes it that long. And some guy from some show on CBS I will continue to ignore, I mean, Jim Parsons won Lead Actor.

My frequent nemesis January Jones might have lost to Kyra Sedgwick for Outstanding Lead Actress in  a Drama, but she won best dressed in my book, wearing a gorgeous Atelier Versace gown. Though I wish she had done her hair in a chignon and left the messy bed head hair to Cammy Diaz.

Aaron Paul -- Wrap him up, I'll take him to go.

Bryan Cranston picked up his third consecutive Emmy for Lead Actor for Breaking Bad and his hottie of a co-star Aaron Paul won for Supporting. Newcomer Archie Panjabi took home Outstanding Supporting Actress for The Good Wife. Then Mad Men sauntered off with the Outstanding Drama Series for the third year in a row.

Newly-minted Emmy winner, NPH and wife

Though Betty White and Neil Patrick Harris won for their guest starring roles on SNL and Glee, respectively, their trophies were handed out at the Shmemmys earlier, thus robbing us of what would surely have been a hot and heavy make-out session everyone…?…the gays…?…okay, that I have been anticipating since the nominees were announced.

That was one of a few disappointments in an otherwise — dare I say it? — great show. The awards, for the most part, went to the right people and I got to scream at Brittany Murphy and Rue McClanahan one more time during the In Memoriam slideshow. The fashion at the Emmys, however, left a lot to be desired.

Kim Kardashian in Marchesa. Shock.

The big theme of the night was Greek/Egyptian, with a lot of one shoulders, goddess gowns and geometric necklines, heavy on the jewelry and metallics.

Rose Byrne going Grecian

The red carpet was a big snore, except for a few bright spots, such as Anna Paquin in Alexander McQueen and the aforementioned Betty Draper.

From what I’ve been reading, most people hate both of these looks, but that’s the price you pay for bringing high fashion to American TV sets.  There were, admittedly, some horrible missteps and yes I am looking at you Heidi Klum.

Hot tranny mess, working that tired drag for all its worth

The usually flawless supermodel and Emmy nominee (?) opted for a Marchesa mini. Meanwhile, if I never see another Marchesa gown on the red carpet I could die happy. The amazing Lauren Graham also faltered a bit in Yigal Azrouël, riding that damned Grecian theme straight into hell.

Is that bracelet bulletproof?

Lea Michele went overboard with the ruffles in Oscar de la Renta and her boobs always looked as if they were about to jump ship as well.

She should have taken a cue from co-star Dianna Argon who looked beautiful in  Carolina Herrera.

I would have liked the dress to be a little shorter, however, about mid-calf,  to play off a 50s silhouette. But, as the New Directions kids put it, you can’t always get what you want. Then again, at least Lea didn’t follow in the tranny footsteps of her other castmate, Naya Rivera, who apparently thought she was going to a quinceañera.

God bless her for trying.

I can’t wait to hear what Joan Rivers has to say about all this, but until then, what’s your opinion? Who looked stunning and who just looked stunned?

LINK LOVE:January Jones Graces Tatler UK September 2010 Cover

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Jason Wu is a rising star among couture fashion designers and he now wants to expand his range to include a leather goods line, after launching an eyewear collection in March 2010. It sounds as if the American designer’s entrance into the fashion accessories universe is for the long haul. Wu told vogue.com, “My eyewear collection is only the beginning of my accessories range, stay tuned for later this year.”

Wu is busy researching the possibilities for his leather goods in Florence, Italy, home of some of the world’s top leather craftsmen.

Wu, who only presented his first collection in 2006, is already a top creator of celebrity fashion style, counting as fans January Jones, Amber Valetta, and First Lady of the US Michelle Obama, who chose one of Wu’s creations for an Inauguration Day ball in 2009.

LINK LOVE:Jason Wu is into Leather Now

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In no particular order, here is our list of the best dressed celebrities from last nights Golden Globes.

1. Olivia Wilde in Gucci

My second fave look of the evening, a perfectly fitted dress to go with a perfect face!

2. Diane Kruger in Christian Lacroix

Love her and everything she wears, how can you not love this dress? The color is amazing and the white bow is perfect.

3. Kate Hudson in Marchesa

Kate wears white soo well, I love everything about this look, including the perfectly matched shoes!

4. Drew Barrimore in Atelier Versace

Was not loving the hair, but the dress is pretty amazing! Glad she (or her stylist) picked something so distinct!

5. Tina Fey in Zac Posen

Perfect perfect perfect! The length is great, the shoes are adorable, and it fits her like it was made for her!

6. Chloe Sevigny in Valentino

Amazing, gorgeous, fabulous, stunning, perfect! My favorite look of the evening hands down!

7.  Zoe Saldana in Louis Vuitton

At first I didn’t like it, but the more I look at it the more I like it, especially the color.

8. Cameron Diaz  in Alexander McQueen

Cameron looks stunning in red, and she’s probably the only person who can pull off shoulder pads on the red carpet.

9. January Jones in Lanvin

Even though she wore all black, the satin accents, including the headband are fabulous!

10. Maggie Gyllenhall in RM by Roland Mouret

Love the color, and the cut is perfect on her figure!

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Well GQ it’s a step in the right direction actually having women in your magazine. For awhile there I thought you were turning into Details.For awhile I had no clue who the hell January Jones was, but I realized she’s the girl from Mad Men. Apparently I’m the only one in the world who doesn’t watch that show too. Terry Richardson did the shoot (can’t you tell), and while these are just the outtake, they don’t look half bad.

Mad Men star January Jones takes the August 2009 cover of Interview Magazine.

IMAGE: Just Jared

Agyness Deyn as the new Twiggy

January Jones as the new Veronica Lake

Natalie Portman as the new Audrey Hepburn

Celebrities from back in the day are making quite the resurgence on the red carpet! Although they might not be carbon copy styles, current lime-lighters are certainly walking in the foot steps of silver screen alumni, leaving future celebrities with major style shoes to fill! I am absolutely loving Aggy’s edgy geometric play on Twiggy’s signature version of the page-boy coif! And Dita Von Teese couldn’t have modernized Elizabeth Taylor any better! 

Linkage: Hollywood Hair Then And Now (Elle)