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In case you hadn’t noticed from all the TV posts we’ve done lately, we’re totally OBSESSED with the upfronts (and with good reason too!). See, the upfronts exist not only to announce new pick-ups and fall schedules, but also to get us hyped (all over again) for the shows we’ve been watching all season. While we've been keeping our eyes on all the events, this past week we were especially excited for The CW presentation because let's face it, the network's got some of the prettiest faces around (ahem, ENTIRE "[url=http://www.dvdsetshack.com/the-vampire-diaries-season-1-dvd-boxset-p-3913.html]The Vampire Diaries[/url]" cast). Turns out, they have good style too. Nearly all the celebs we spotted on the carpet came dressed to impress. Of course, there was one lady who missed the fashion cue (albeit, not horribly). Keep reading below to find out which leading CW lady is our Style Superstar, and who could use a dose of her own fashion advice.

 Okay, let's just get this out of the way. There was really no need for us to choose a picture of Nina Dobrev sandwiched between Ian Somerhalder and Paul Wesley. After all, we're only focusing on her style. But that being said, can you blame us? I mean look at them. Sure, they're hot separately. But together? It's like a whole different level. Anyway, now that we've addressed that, let's move on to Nina ([url=http://www.dvdsetshack.com/the-vampire-diaries-season-1-dvd-boxset-p-3913.html]The Vampire Diaries[/url]'s Elena) and how pretty she looks. The starlet proved her fashion prowess yet again in this gray and yellow summery dress (that tastefully complemented the carpet), which she paired with nude shoes. We could have done without the necklace, but for her overall red carpet consistency, she gets this week's Style Superstar win.

We know it's a little ironic to say Tyra Banks (a.k.a. Ms. "America's Top Model," herself) donned our least favorite look from the upfronts, but we can't help it. While her suspendered pants and red heels were by no means a horrible outfit, it just felt too "work-ish" to fly at the fun event where most ladies opted for dresses and skirts. Dare we say "America's Top Model" needs to be a bit more fierce?