Emmy Rossum

Emmy Rossum went for a '60s-inspired makeup look at the Jeffery Fashion Cares celebration last night. "We wanted to create a mod look, but bring it into this millennium with really clean, glowing skin and a dramatic eye," said makeup artist Jake Bailey.

To re-create the look at home, start by using a waterproof liner like Rimmel London Scandal Eyes Eyeliner ($7) on the top and bottom lashes and in the crease of the eye. Then smudge the liner between the bottom lashes before applying mascara to give the illusion of more volume. Apply a strip of false lashes to the top lashes to really make your eyes stand out.

Instead of using highlighter to add a glow, Bailey applied a light concealer below the brow bone. He also used cream blush to give her cheeks a dewy finish, while the T-zone was powdered for a matte look. As the final touch, he selected a pencil two shades darker than Emmy's natural lip color for a clean nude lip. Try Nars Satin Lip Pencil in Floralies ($25) for a similar shade.

With an ultraflattering shape, Spring blue hue, and the fact that it's fit for a number of occasions, Emmy Rossum's icy Temperley London dress is the kind that's easy to take from the red carpet to our own noncelebrity events. That means even if you're not attending a Broadway premiere like Emmy, there are plenty of reasons to add this party dress (or something like it) to your closet for seasonal cocktail parties, wedding season, and beyond. For starters, this dress is like a waist-defining secret weapon that narrows your middle with the side paneling and a fit-and-flare silhouette. In baby blue (or the pastel of your choosing), you can safely take this party dress to any wedding without fear of offending the bride, and if you're looking for the right accessories to complete your wedding guest attire, Emmy has that, too: a pair of metallic heels that complement — but won't upstage — your cocktail dress. We can hardly think of a reason not to shop the look — channel Emmy's party-perfect ensemble with our editors' picks.

Emmy Rossum shined bright at the 21st annual "A Night at Sardi's" gala benefiting the Alzheimer's Association, and it had everything to do with her gilded look. The actress — who has admitted to not working with a stylist — didn't show any signs of personal-style shortcomings, taking a strong head-to-toe stance on shades of gold. For those of us that find Spring's metallic trend a little daunting, Rossum's ensemble provides a little (or a lot) of inspiration to cull from, and here's how.

Instead of going the sexier high-shine route, the brunette beauty chose a gold sequin-covered Tory Burch tea-length dress from the designer's Spring '13 collection. The longer hemline provided an immediate ladylike effect, and rather than shying away from the eye-catching hue, she added equally cool gold Jimmy Choo sandals, gold bangles, and gold drop earrings into the mix. While it's a bold styling approach, notice that aside from the statement dress, she went with gold add-ons that complemented the central outfit piece rather than with accessories that overwhelmed. Rossum's commitment to gold-hued glamour is admirable and certainly something to emulate, but we know not everyone is ready to dive in head first. If you want to approach with caution, try styling a crisp white top with a muted gold pencil skirt, gold stud earrings, and a gold watch. For everything else, see our editors' shopping picks below.