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Kiernan Shipka of "Mad Men," who wore Delpozo, certainly is on the industry radar thanks to her not-too-young, not-too-old style, said Joe Zee, creative director at Elle. "She's the kind of girl who cares about the clothes, not just the girl who wears them," he said. SHORTER LOCKS. Danes, January Jones and Kate Mara kept their crops closer than we're used to seeing. Elisabeth Moss reminded E! that she cut her bob and dyed it blond before Miley Cyrus. SIMPLE JEWELRY. Connie Britton said the Cathy Waterman baubles she was wearing were worth more than she was, but even her gold bangle bracelets weren't in your face. And she had one of the biggest jewelry statements of the night. There just wasn't much bling. It was replaced by Moss' onyx, diamond and platinum bracelets by Neil Lane, Tina Fey's Victorian gold-pendant earrings by Fred Leighton, and Amy Poehler's rose-gold earrings with fire opals and rose-cut diamonds. They were one of-a-kind pieces by Irene Neuwirth, but they seemed meant as accessories, not headline-grabbers. Sofia Vergara's 100 carats of Lorraine Schwartz rubies, sapphires, emeralds and diamonds were worth $7 million, but who'd notice with that body-hugging red Vera Wang? BYE TO (MOST) BEARDS. Men, for the most part, look good all cleaned up in their black-tie tuxedos, the equivalent of Hollywood's Sunday best. Jon Hamm, "Mad Men" heartthrob, didn't bother. His jacket was white -- albeit Armani white -- and it looked like he hasn't shaved since the show went on its seasonal hiatus many months ago.
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