Elle Fanning’s dress was designed by Sharon Long, her costume designer on “The Great.”

Fanning, who is nominated for her performance in “The Great,” arrived at the Emmy Awards in a black-and-pink gown that was custom-made for her by Long. 

The strapless dress had pink ruffles on the upper bodice and a form-fitting black skirt. A train spilled out from her hips, exposing an underlayer of pink fabric.

Sheryl Lee Ralph stunned in a strapless black dress.

Ralph’s Brandon Blackwood gown had a thigh-high slit that flowed into a full skirt. 

The underlayer of the gown was red, and the slit showed off the fun pop of color. Ralph, who is nominated for her role in “Abbot Elementary,” wore black heels with the gown. 

Colman Domingo wore a shiny suit.

The metallic suit had a subtle pattern embroidered into it.

Domingo paired the ensemble with a sheer brown top and embellished shoes.

Zuri Hall’s gown had a fun texture and a cape.

Hall’s off-the-shoulder dress had a sheath style silhouette, and it was covered in a geometric pattern. 

The sleeves flowed into a feathered cape that felt timeless and chic. 

Laverne Cox looked chic in a minidress that played with dimensions.

Cox, who was hosting the E! red-carpet show, wore a Jean Paul Gaultier Haute Couture dress designed by Olivier Rousteing.

The black dress had vertical white stripes and fabric poking out on her breasts and hips that gave it a modern, effervescent feel. 

Black tights, pointed-toe shoes, and Cicada jewelry completed the look.

Zendaya’s strapless Valentinto gown was gorgeous.

The low-cut, strapless gown had a form-fitting bodice with a subtle peplum at the waist.

At Zendaya’s waist, the gown cut into a full skirt with a train. 

The star paired Bulgari jewelry with the timeless gown. 

Mark Indelicato put a modern spin on a tuxedo with tails.

Indelicato’s ensemble had the classic trimmings of a three-piece tuxedo: a black jacket, black pants, white vest, and white tie.

But rather than the tails stopping mid-leg, Indelicato’s tails flowed to the floor like the dress of a train. 

Indelicato paired the look with platform shoes, a purse, and his red hair curled in the front.

Tyler James Williams rocked flared pants.

Williams tuxedo consisted of a cropped jacket with blue and black stripes, a white shirt and black bow tie, and black, flared pants. 

The look was a fun twist on a more traditional tuxedo.

Lily James chose a shiny look from Versace for the Emmy Awards.

James, who is nominated for “Pam & Tommy,” wore a neutral-toned gown with a form-fitting bodice accented by a double-layered neckline.

The gown ruched at the waist and flowed down asymmetrically, looking almost liquid-like. 

Hannah Waddingham looked pretty in pink in Dolce & Gabbana.

The “Ted Lasso” star stunned in her blush ball gown.

The corset bodice had sparkly embellishments, while the full skirt was made entirely of tulle.

Waddingham didn’t wear heels with the gown, as she knew the skirt would cover her feet, as she said on the E! red carpet. 

Quinta Brunson’s custom Dolce & Gabbana gown had a daring slit.

The three-time “Abbot Elementary” nominee arrived in an off-the-shoulder gown.

The bodice of the dress was made of a hard, metallic fabric, offsetting the silk skirt that flowed into a train.

A thigh-high slit broke up the dress, giving it a sexy edge. Brunson wore Jared Lehr jewelry with the look, which was styled by Bryon Javar.

Lauren Miller Rogen wore a semi-sheer dress, while Seth Rogen jumped on the all-white trend.

Lauren’s silver dress had a form-fitting underlayer, while the long-sleeve, high-neck overlayer was completely sheer. 

The sheer fabric was embellished with circular embellishments.

Seth opted for a white tuxedo, which included a jacket with tails and a white bow tie. He added black shoes to the ensemble.