
Julianne Moore, Zooey Deschanel and Christina Hendricks are Red Hot at Critic’s Choice TV Awards
Whether it was worn in dress form or simply the natural hue of their hair, red was the predominant color worn by the stunning stars who attended the second annual Critic's Choice Television Awards last night. 51-year-old stunner Julianne Moore set off her sexy…
Whether it was worn in dress form or simply the natural hue of their hair, red was the predominant color worn by the stunning stars who attended the second annual Critic’s Choice Television Awards last night.
51-year-old stunner Julianne Moore set off her sexy black and white Jason Wu dress and Walter Steiger heels with crimson lips and, of course, her flame-colored hair. She accepted an award for playing Sarah Palin in the HBO film Game Change.
Fellow ginger Christina Hendricks’ mane was the focus of her all-black ensemble. She attracted attention later in the evening after winning a Best Supporting Actress award for her work on Mad Men.
Southland star Regina King donned wore the color on her body in a stunning one-shoulder red lace Romona Keveza dress.
New Girl actress Zooey Deschanel looked whimsical as usual in a tea-length frock from Oscar de la Renta’s resort collection.
Former redhead Kate Walsh of Private Practice opted for a blonder look, revealing a newly streaked hairdo as she walked the red carpet at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.
Others who wowed on the red carpet included Emmy Rossum, Ginnifer Goodwin, Lucy Liu, Hayden Panettiere, Julie Bowen, Cat Deeley and Busy Phillips.
Haute Living cover star Kevin Costner also attended the ceremony, as did producer Judd Apatow and actor Justin Long.
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