NOMINATION Best Performance by an Actress in a Series, Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television, Modern Family
RED-CARPET STYLE The Colombian-born funnylady reaches for elegant custom designs by Carolina Herrera like the colorblock column she wore to last year's SAG Awards.
OUR PICK We'd love to see the actress play up her enviable curves with a shimmering keyhole gown from her favorite designer. A slight adjustment to the neckline (Vergara, after all, always goes bespoke) would allow for just a subtle hint of cleavage.
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NOMINATION Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture-Drama, Rabbit Hole
RED-CARPET STYLE Kidman shows off her tall slim shape with flawlessly fitted sheath gowns like the custom Prada design she wore to the Grammy Awards.
OUR PICK A cheongsam-inspired look from the actress's stylist, L'Wren Scott, has the lines Kidman loves along with decadent embroidery.
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NOMINATION Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture-Drama, Black Swan
RED-CARPET STYLE Portman goes avant-garde glam with designs like this custom crimson number from Rodarte.
OUR PICK Portman has mastered taking chances with texture-we'd love to see her in a petal-covered Jason Wu design that is reminiscent of her voluminous Swan Lake tutus. Bonus: the high-waisted design would cloak her burgeoning baby bump.
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NOMINATION Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture-Drama, Blue Valentine
RED-CARPET STYLE Williams channels '30s sophistication in long, sleek designs like the Jason Wu gown she wore to the Venice International Film Festival.
OUR PICK We love the way a high neckline shows off the actress's chic pixie-this silver Elie Saab number is a modern take on the Old Hollywood silhouette. And check out that waist-accenting jersey inset!
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NOMINATION Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series-Comedy or Musical, Glee
RED-CARPET STYLE The diva-in-the-making works all-out gorgeous gowns like the marigold Zac Posen number she wore to the Tonys.
OUR PICK We think the petite brunette looks amazing in brilliant color! This trumpet gown from Oscar de la Renta would hug her small shape while harmonizing with her larger-than-life voice.
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NOMINATION Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture-Drama, Frankie and Alice
RED-CARPET STYLE Berry rocks body-conscious gowns like this single-shoulder jersey gown from Alberta Ferretti.
OUR PICK Could anyone but Halle wear this Atelier Versace design? Its illusion bodice gives a nod to her peek-a-boo Elie Saab Oscar gown, while the bright white shade complements her caramel complexion.
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NOMINATION Best Performance by an Actress in a Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television, Temple Grandin
RED-CARPET STYLE Danes shines in metallic gowns with dramatic trains like the Burberry Prorsum look she wore to the Costume Institute Gala.
OUR PICK The luminous actress would sparkle in head-to-toe Giorgio Armani Prive beads. A fiery palette is a fitting (and fresh!) complement to her golden mane.
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NOMINATION Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture-Comedy or Musical, The Tourist
RED-CARPET STYLE It doesn't take much to make Jolie sizzle-she favors body-conscious looks in neutral shades like this Versace wrap gown.
OUR PICK This noir Antonio Berardi design combines the figure-flaunting shape that Jolie loves along with edgy structured shoulders.
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Sofia Vergara
NOMINATION Best Performance by an Actress in a Series, Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television, Modern Family
RED-CARPET STYLE The Colombian-born funnylady reaches for elegant custom designs by Carolina Herrera like the colorblock column she wore to last year's SAG Awards.
OUR PICK We'd love to see the actress play up her enviable curves with a shimmering keyhole gown from her favorite designer. A slight adjustment to the neckline (Vergara, after all, always goes bespoke) would allow for just a subtle hint of cleavage.
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Nicole Kidman
NOMINATION Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture-Drama, Rabbit Hole
RED-CARPET STYLE Kidman shows off her tall slim shape with flawlessly fitted sheath gowns like the custom Prada design she wore to the Grammy Awards.
OUR PICK A cheongsam-inspired look from the actress's stylist, L'Wren Scott, has the lines Kidman loves along with decadent embroidery.
Natalie Portman
NOMINATION Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture-Drama, Black Swan
RED-CARPET STYLE Portman goes avant-garde glam with designs like this custom crimson number from Rodarte.
OUR PICK Portman has mastered taking chances with texture-we'd love to see her in a petal-covered Jason Wu design that is reminiscent of her voluminous Swan Lake tutus. Bonus: the high-waisted design would cloak her burgeoning baby bump.
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Michelle Williams
NOMINATION Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture-Drama, Blue Valentine
RED-CARPET STYLE Williams channels '30s sophistication in long, sleek designs like the Jason Wu gown she wore to the Venice International Film Festival.
OUR PICK We love the way a high neckline shows off the actress's chic pixie-this silver Elie Saab number is a modern take on the Old Hollywood silhouette. And check out that waist-accenting jersey inset!
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Lea Michele
NOMINATION Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series-Comedy or Musical, Glee
RED-CARPET STYLE The diva-in-the-making works all-out gorgeous gowns like the marigold Zac Posen number she wore to the Tonys.
OUR PICK We think the petite brunette looks amazing in brilliant color! This trumpet gown from Oscar de la Renta would hug her small shape while harmonizing with her larger-than-life voice.
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Halle Berry
NOMINATION Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture-Drama, Frankie and Alice
RED-CARPET STYLE Berry rocks body-conscious gowns like this single-shoulder jersey gown from Alberta Ferretti.
OUR PICK Could anyone but Halle wear this Atelier Versace design? Its illusion bodice gives a nod to her peek-a-boo Elie Saab Oscar gown, while the bright white shade complements her caramel complexion.
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Claire Danes
NOMINATION Best Performance by an Actress in a Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television, Temple Grandin
RED-CARPET STYLE Danes shines in metallic gowns with dramatic trains like the Burberry Prorsum look she wore to the Costume Institute Gala.
OUR PICK The luminous actress would sparkle in head-to-toe Giorgio Armani Prive beads. A fiery palette is a fitting (and fresh!) complement to her golden mane.
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Angelina Jolie
NOMINATION Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture-Comedy or Musical, The Tourist
RED-CARPET STYLE It doesn't take much to make Jolie sizzle-she favors body-conscious looks in neutral shades like this Versace wrap gown.
OUR PICK This noir Antonio Berardi design combines the figure-flaunting shape that Jolie loves along with edgy structured shoulders.
