What’s black and pink and metallic all over? The red carpet at the 67^th Emmy Awards! With trending gown colors and daring styles, we have the best looks packed into our 2015 Emmy Awards fashion recap, plus the environmental cause that has social media buzzing.

Although sustainable Emmy’s fashion was less abundant this season, as opposed to the Green Dress Red Carpet emergence at the 2014 Oscars, there were still several celebrities showing their support for the environment in another way.

“Calling it the ‘most critical humanitarian crisis of our time,’ the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) Sunday evening used the 2015 Emmy Awards to draw attention to climate change,” reports Mother Nature Network.

Awareness about the impending effects of climate change was raised in the form of little green ribbons emblazoned with the trending hashtag, #DemandClimateAction. There is a petition being circulated in need of support in order to finalize a new agreement for action in combating climate change set to be held in Paris this coming December.

Even though eco-friendly gowns and tuxes were harder to come by, we can at least applaud the well-intentioned activism efforts while we take a quick peek at some of the stunning fashion that went along with it.

Whether it’s “Veep”, “Modern Family”, “Game of Thrones”, “Orange is the New Black”, or one of the many other can’t miss television shows somewhere in between, we’ve got the scoop on who wore what and who wore it best on the red carpet at last night’s Emmy Awards.

Alongside the gorgeous handbags, stunning shoes, and glittering jewelry, we saw an insurgence of various shades of pink, healthy doses of tried-and-true black, a smattering of eye-catching metallic, and a refreshing splash of color.

Pink

These actresses are wearing pink and wearing it proudly. Whether loud or subdued, this proved to be one of the most popular colors of the evening.

Uzo Aduba

Uzo Aduba, winner of Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama for her role in ‘Orange is the New Black’, shines in this hot pink and navy two-toned halter gown. Her elegant makeup and side-swept bun coincided beautifully with her look.

Guiliana Rancic

Guiliana Rancic, former “E! News” host, looked dreamy in this crystal embellished pink gown with a simple center part hair style. Although her interviews were described as less than stellar, at least she looked great giving them.

Samira Wiley

Samira Wiley, from the cast of “Orange is the New Black”, is the epitome of understated glamor. This hot pink, slender, off-the-shoulder gown sits beautifully on her frame and looks great with her complexion.

Black

These actresses aren’t afraid of the little black dress, especially with the special nuances and details their gowns received. This was another highly popular color in our 2015 Emmy Awards fashion recap.

Taraji P. Henson

Taraji P. Henson looks fierce in this black sheer lace and metal full-length dress. Her chain-inspired straps are to die for and they somehow managed to cover all of her girly parts underneath the peek-a-boo lace skirt.

Carrie Brownstein

Carrie Brownstein looks stunning in her menswear-inspired ensemble. Although I am partial (it was my dream to wear dress pants to prom in lieu of a dress but struck out) it’s always refreshing to see a woman in a well-tailored suit at an awards show, and Ms. Brownstein doesn’t disappoint.

Lady Gaga

Lady Gaga looks so chic in this architectural number from Brandon Maxwell. It’s refreshing to see her sans wig, wild makeup, and that infamous meat dress. Hopefully, this is a personal style trend that won’t be going away anytime soon.

Metallic

Who needs jewelry when you have dresses like these? We’ve included a couple of the best metallic dresses from last night’s awards show.

Sofia Vergara

Sofia Vergara stuns (as usual) in this curve-hugging metallic St. John sheath and Lorraine Schwartz jewelry. This voluptuous beauty finished off her look by leaving her tresses down and opting for a deep, berry-hued lipstick.

Lena Headey

Lena Headey “Game of Thrones” star looks lovely in this maroon and shimmering metallic ball gown. Reminiscent of her show’s chainmail apparel, she couldn’t have chosen a more perfect dress.

Color

Wishing to stand out from the crowd, these Hollywood beauties have chosen to add a pop of color on the red carpet. Vivid brights and a deep berry hue straight out of Pantone’s color of the year playbook helped to diversify the Emmy’s.

Taylor Schilling

Taylor Schilling, leading actress in “Orange is the New Black”, looked spectacular in this yellow backless halter dress. The ruched detailing and figure flattering cut definitely brought out Taylor’s natural beauty. Her matching yellow heels, white clutch, and coral lips were the icing on the cake.

January Jones

January Jones, the “Mad Men” actress looked divine in her Kelly green pantsuit with sweetheart neckline. Looking Old Hollywood glamor, but with a modern and colorful twist, January looks chic with her brooch adorned ensemble and asymmetrical sash.

Sarah Hyland

Sarah Hyland, best known for her role of the flighty eldest sister on “Modern Family”, is looking all grown up in her marsala-colored gown and statuesque pose. Her matching earrings, polish, and bangle bracelet look equally as lovely alongside her sun-kissed complexion.

Let us know what you thought about our 2015 Emmy’s fashion recap. Do you agree with our choices? Is there anyone you would’ve liked to see on our list? What’s your take on last night’s #DemandClimateAction activism? Let us know on the EcoSalon Facebook page!

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Frock Los Angeles’ sustainable dresses and gowns blend vintage fashion and modern edge for an alluring and sexy take on the feminine figure. 

Awards season is on, with many eyes on those red carpet ensembles. In honor of stars that are supporting eco fashion designers, we’d like to present a fashion label whose delectably lavish and luxurious gowns and dresses are eco-friendly, Fair Trade and manufactured right here in the USA. Meet Frock Los Angeles, a women’s fashion design house offering the perfect blend of 1930’s elegance and modern edginess in dresses that have caught the eye of several celebrities and fashionistas.

Frock Los Angeles Spring/Summer 2013

Frock Los Angeles was founded in 2009 by designer Victoria Tik, who was on a mission to fill a void for sophisticated, smart, fuss-free dresses that were both beautiful and made sustainably. After a fruitless search, Tik decided to design her own versatile, stylish and comfortable dress that would take her from the office to after hour cocktails. She launched the label with co-founder Ian Maxion, and the designs proved to be a hit, opening up a market of chic and sustainable dresses for the modern woman that don’t require the same degree of maintenance as a couture gown, and can easily be dressed up or down. Like Tik says, “What’s terrific about our sustainable jerseys is that they’re so natural and so tolerable. We can create gowns that women don’t have to dry clean, that they can easily pack in a suitcase.”

Frock Los Angeles Spring/Summer 2013

Removing the focus from trends, Frock Los Angeles creates each collection of dresses to be timeless, minimalist and adaptable to several types of occasions. The sensual designs embrace the female form, emphasizing silhouettes through the use of figure flattering and hugging cuts, and simple colors like solid black, white and pale pink. Tik says she is inspired by the women in her life, naming each dress or gown after an empowering and significant lady.

The Leighton Dress, named after Frock Los Angeles advocate Leighton Meester, is an alluring and modern take on the graceful gowns of the 1930s.

All Frock Los Angeles garments are made out of luxury jersey blend materials incorporating certified organic cotton, bamboo and soy fibers colored with the most vivid vegetable dyes. No synthetic liners are ever used, and each piece is designed to be low-maintenance, and as such, both machine and hand washable. These stylish frocks are easy to wear, omitting zippers and buttons and calculating all designs “to fit and shape around the body as efficiently and simply as possible.” Priced between $100 and $300, these dresses are fantastic eco-fashion options that will make a statement without breaking the bank.

Vanessa Curry (former Pussycat Doll, wearing the Vivien Mermaid Backless Train Gown), is the brand’s ambassador and guest designer.

The label is committed to social responsibility, ensuring that everything from the design, to the sourcing of fabrics and manufacturing are as sustainable as possible. Their design and cutting techniques are low waste; the fabrics are domestically sourced and vegetable-dyed, and production occurs through LA-based factories that pay fair wages. The label’s mission of providing modern women with “the ability to believe comfort can be beautiful and responsible,” is well under way.

Kathryn McCormick modeling the Mel Jersey Wrap.

Kathryn McCormick, star of the latest Step Up movie, is another avid supporter of the label, having fanned Frock Los Angeles at several red carpets events with effortless elegance and style. As Tik affirms, “I’ve worked with Kathryn now multiple times and she’s a dancer, so she really understands the importance of comfortable fabrics that move. It means a lot that she supports my designs.” McCormick marries the ease and clean lines of Tik’s designs well with their purpose, which is “to highlight a woman’s best features.”

Kathryn McCormick wears the Angie Dress to the“Black Carpet” premiere of Twilight Breaking Dawn 2  in Los Angeles.

To get a piece of Frock Los Angeles, check out their online shop or use their store locator to find designer boutiques and retailers carrying the label. Connect with Frock Los Angeles on Facebook to stay updated on new pieces, collections and special offers, and keep your eyes open for these sexy and sustainable styles on the red carpet!

Images: Frock Los Angeles

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