The Best Red Carpet Menswear From the 2024 Emmys

The Emmys are here! Err, back? But season three of The Bear doesn’t count? And it’s a comedy? And what is Jon Hamm doing here? Now wait just a damn minute — what in the world is going on here?

Be still, befuddled brain. After a delay in schedule due to the writer strikes, last year’s Emmys aired this past January, hence the deja vu. We’re back to regularly scheduled programming — that is, the 76th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards, which considers shows released between June 1, 2023 and May 31, 2024.

Here’s the thing — you don’t need to know any of the convoluted awards show rule schlock to check out all the monumental ‘fits the Emmys 2024 red carpet has to offer. From Calvin Klein posterboy Jeremy Allen White to Shogun‘s Hiroyuki Sanada, Hollywood’s best and brightest have descended upon the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, dressed in their finest Giorgio Armani tuxes and Jaques Marie Mage shades. It’s enough to send any menswear fanatic into a tizzy, for entirely different reasons than those already outlined above.

You’ll find all of the best Emmys 2024 red carpet menswear below. Scroll on,

The Best Emmys 2024 Red Carpet Menswear

Eugene and Daniel Levy in Loewe

Name a better dressed father-son duo. We’ll wait.

Jonathan Bailey in Giorgio Armani

You think this Jonathan Bailey is a good time? Just wait until the after party.

Bowen Yang in Bode

Bode-wen Yang. That joke wrote itself.

Jeremy Allen White in Calvin Klein

Not the Calvin Klein we wanted, but certainly the Calvin Klein the Emmys red carpet deserves.

Walton Goggins

Is this a touch causal for TV’s biggest night? Possibly. Do we think Walton Goggins cares? Definitely not.

Lionel Boyce in Golf Le Fleur

“The Bear” meets the creator.

Matt Bomer in Brioni

Does the eggplant emoji mean anything to you?

Tyler James Williams in Dolce and Gabanna

Ref: Abbott Elementary, Season 3, Episode 1.

Jon Hamm

Who even invited this guy?

Idris Elba in Calvin Klein

Charcoal gray on the red carpet? Nice.

Robert Downey Jr.

Say hello to the newest member of the BPC (big pants club).

Aaron Moten in Kenzo

You have to respect Fallout debutant Aaron Moten for his willingness to take risks. Here it paid off handsomely.

Richard Gadd in Loewe

*Insert bagpipe joke here.*

Ramy Youssef

He can’t keep getting away with this!

Ebon Moss-Bachrach

Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy: 1; Tie, 0.

Tadanobu Asana

Asana is sho-gunning for best tuxedo.

Rob McElhenney

Rob McElhenney in a powdery blue? Nobody tell A.F.C. Wrexham.

Dulé Hill

We’re not sure which one is more impressive: the fact that Dule Hill hasn’t aged a day since his Holes days, or the immaculate tailoring on this double-breasted get-up.

Taika Waititi

Taika Waititi makes a very strong case for a velvet jacket.

Diego Luna

Diego Luna, cool as you like.

Hiroyuki Sanada

Those lapels look sharper than a katana.

Antony Starr in DZOJCHEN

We did not expect the look of the night to come from Homelander.

D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai in Emporio Armani

Reservation Dogs actor D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai’s look is an act of solidarity — you can learn more here.

Chris Perfetti

Yassified tissue paper.

Taylor Zakhar Perez in Gucci

Red, white and…custom chocolate Gucci?

Andrew Scott in Vivienne Westwood

Mr. Darcy shirt alert!

Matt Berry

Snakeskin boots? Matt Berry really is the most devious bastard in New York City.