Is <strong>Christina Hendricks</strong> sex on a stick or what? I'm seriously tempted to go dye my hair fire-engine red and buy the most obnoxious push-up bra I can find. I'm so glad she's still working the va-va-va-voom Joan Holloway/Harris thing, because I'm not ready to let that go yet. (<a href="http://beautyeditor.ca/2010/01/18/2010-golden-globe-awards-january-jones/" target="_blank">January Jones</a>, take notice: maybe you should have gone more Betty Draper last night.)

Not sure how well this hair or makeup would work in real life—it's pretty over-the-top—but on the red carpet? It's the kind of thing beauty editors go gaga over. (Unlike, say, <a href="http://beautyeditor.ca/2010/01/18/2010-golden-globe-awards-drew-barrymore/" target="_blank">Drew Barrymore</a>'s fairly uninspiring choices last night.) It's all about the contrast of that crazy hair (albeit in a classic over-one-eye style) with the almost fluoro-red lips against the milky, milky skin.

Also: is it time to toss out the notion that redheads can't wear red lipstick?