Whether you are a daytime-soap addict, an ironic indulger in kitsch pop-culture or a loather of all things melodramatic, you can always get a kick out of the designer clothes that the secondary stars of television are wearing to their more formal engagements. Below is a quick list of the best, the worst and the downright bizarre fashion of soap stars at the 2009 Daytime Emmys.
Worst
Brenda Dickson from “The Young and the Restless” got quite biblical with her snakeskin-lined number, which left much to the imagination like: I can’t imagine what the designer was thinking when they stitched up this serpentine silliness.
“The Young and the Restless” actress Judith Chapman hinted at a career change with her outfit, which had the paparazzi confused as to whether she was telling her own fortune in an attempt to take an award.
Kate Linder of “The Young and the Restless” appeared to be making some sort of protest against the Obama administration’s plans to build the United States’ first nuclear power plants in over 30 years. With this Chernobyl chic, mutated-mermaid fishtail dress, she proved that distance in fabric cannot account for a complete lack of taste and decency.
As Mahatma Gandhi stated, “The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animal are treated.” Stacy Haiduk from “The Young and the Restless” proved that the same can be applied to the individual and its fashion-sense.
The Best
Jenny Garth went for classical Hollywood glamour with this demure, floor length dress, sporting vintage-style accessories from Neil Lane.
Fellow 90210″ star Lori Loughlin decided on peach satin, which received no complaints against her insanely tanned skin.
“Days of Our Lives” star Nadia Bjorlin went for a bold black and gold outfit which wowed onlookers. The look could have backfired, but she pulled it off with effortless grace.
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