Emmy Awards fashions are all wrapped up, vote for your favourite and explore the trends of the day

VOTE for your pick of the best look from 2014’s Emmy Awards.

FROM Lena Dunham’s ombre gown to Sofia Vergara’s slinky Roberto Cavalli, we’ve explored the day’s trends from TV’s night of nights.

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PICTURES: Emmy Award fashion

Red, white and blue were the colours of the day in a patriotic day of fashion at the Emmy Awards in Los Angeles. Tatts were in and midriffs were out as the stars of TV partied the night away.

Vote now for your pick of the best dress — see how your vote compares!

Behind the scenes

Trend: Reds

Ladies rocked out in red, scroll down to see who was sassy in scarlet.

Claire Danes, Kaley Cuoco and Giuliana Rancic. Picture: Getty

Sarah Hyland, Heidi Klum and Christina Hendricks. Picture: Getty

Mindy Kaling, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Minnie Driver. Picture: Getty

White

Ladies are all white ... Kristen Wiig, Sofia Vergara and Camila Alves. Pictures: Getty

Kate Mara, Padma Lakshmi and Michelle Monaghan. Picture: Getty

Julianne Hough, Lucy Liu and Angela Bassett. Pictures: Getty/AFP

Blues

Julia Robers, Keke Palmer and Edie Falco rocked the classic colour. Pictures: Getty

OITNB character Kate‘Red’ Mulgrew, The Good Wife’s Christine Baranski and Debra Messing. Picture: Getty

Shimmery metallics

Mum-to-be Hayden Panettiere was the glittery queen of the sparkling metallic trend on the red carpet. Picture: Getty

Taylor Schilling, Amy Poehler and Gwen Stefani. Picture: Getty

Trend: Tatts okay

No longer are tattoos covered up when celebs hit the red carpet, at the Emmy’s this year they were celebrated as works of art on the bodies of our favourite actors.

Lena Headey, Taryn Manning and Lena Dunham. Picture: Getty

With her extensive collection of body art Kelly Osbourne rocked this trend the hardest of all. Picture: Getty

Trend: Classy midriff

When you want to rock the midriff trend but still stay classy, take a leaf out of these ladies’ books.

Michelle Dockery, Ariel Winter and Sarah Hyland. Picture: Getty