The best-dressed couples at the 2024 Emmy Awards

Christian Siriano designed Ralph's form-fitting white gown, and her daughter Ivy Coco styled her look.

The bodice mimicked a suit jacket, with a collar on the plunging, halter neckline, and double-breasted buttons adorning the waistline. The skirt hugged Ralph's figure before flaring out in a mermaid silhouette at the bottom.

Hughes complemented his wife's look by wearing a white tuxedo jacket with a black bow tie and pants.

The "Beef" creator paired a black suit with a black shirt and bow tie. He added a silver brooch to his shiny lapel to break up the monochrome look.

Lee's red gown was full of contrast, as off-the-shoulder sleeves sat atop a structured, corset bodice. The skirt flowed to her feet, with a slit on one side.

The Barkers, who welcomed their first child together in November, wore black suits to the Emmys, though they styled them differently.

Kardashian Barker didn't wear a shirt with her suit, pairing the fitted jacket with just a black bra. Her pants flared slightly, and she accessorized the look with black pumps and gloves. Barker took a somewhat more traditional approach to his suit, wearing it with a black shirt and bow tie.

They both wore black sunglasses with their looks, completing the coordinating moment.

Versace designed the burgundy gown Brosnahan wore to the Emmys, where she was nominated for her performance as Midge Maisel in "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel."

The gown's corset bodice had exposed boning, while the skirt featured folds that formed a thigh-high slit.

Ralph wore a black suit but put a fun twist on the classic look by wearing his shirt with the top button undone. He accessorized the suit with a chain necklace.

Nash-Betts chose a custom Greta Constantine gown for the awards show, where she won the Emmy for her portrayal of Glenda Cleveland in the Netflix series "Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story."

The off-the-shoulder gown had a sweetheart neckline, and the bodice and sleeves were made of velvet, while the mermaid skirt and a ruffle on the sleeves were made of a shinier material.

Wayman + Micah styled Nash-Betts, as well as her wife, who wore a black suit with a shiny tint to it. A pattern of little black designs covered the suit from head to toe.

Grayscale designed Richardson's suit for the Emmys, which consisted of an off-white jacket and black pants. The textured jacket had an asymmetrical collar, and he paired it with a high-neck black top. Tiffani Moreno styled the look.

Boyd selected a form-fitting black gown for the evening. It had long sleeves and a high neckline, but an angular cutout across the shoulder gave it a chic edge.

Styled by Wouri Vice, Rae's Pamella Roland gown was covered in feathers, giving shape to the sheath-style dress. The dress had a high neckline and subtle sparkly embellishments that blended into the feathers.

Her husband paired black pants with a maroon velvet tuxedo jacket and a black bow tie.

Zegna designed Lee's gray suit. It had no exposed buttons on the lapel, almost making it look inside out. The neckline of the mandarin collar also extended past the button, mimicking the jacket's shape.

Ryu's black dress had off-the-shoulder sleeves, and an overlay of black fabric sat atop the gown, allowing sheer fabric to flow over the neckline and past the hemline. Black, strappy heels completed the look.

Sharpe, who was nominated for his performance on "The White Lotus" at the Emmys, wore a double-breasted suit from Burberry with no shirt, drawing the eye to the simple necklace he wore.

Nafsika Skourti designed Di Martino's gown. The high-neck, long-sleeve gown had a dropped-waist skirt made of a contrasting fabric to the velvet bodice, giving it dimension despite the all-black look. A brooch on her neckline added to the elegant ensemble.