63rd Prime Time Emmys

Margo Martindale was honored as best supporting actress for her portrayal of a crime family matriarch in the show "Justified." "Sometimes, things just take time," she said when she accepted the award. "But with time comes great appreciation." We know she was worried about finding the right dress for the occasion so we're glad to see that she showed up looking terrific in the season's trendiest color, bright red.

Kyle Chandler "I knew for a fact I would not be standing here," said the clearly shocked Chandler of his surprise win in the best drama actor category for "Friday Night Lights." He edged out Jon Hamm of "Mad Men" and Steve Busceni of "Boardwalk Empire" even though the critically acclaimed show about Texas football never managed to garner a huge audience.

Julianna Margulies Wearing a stunning strapless white gown, Margulies flashes a V for victory and a wow-'em grin as she shows off her Emmy. She snagged top drama acting honors for "The Good Wife." Back in 1995, Margulies won a supporting actress Emmy for her role in "ER."

Sofia Vergara Vergara arrived at the awards in shoulder-dusting chandelier earrings and a one-shoulder red gown. For the second year, she and the rest of the cast of "Modern Family" won the Emmy for “Outstanding Comedy Series.”