Here's What Emmys Fashion Looked Like in 1989

The 71st Primetime Emmy Awards are almost here, and this year, records are being broken by powerhouse series, "Game of Thrones," and even first-time nominees like Billy Porter. On September 22, celebrities will be lining the red carpet with the latest looks. Want to take a peek at what they wore in 1989? Here are some of the best shoulders pads of the year.

The "Halloween" star wore a simple, long-sleeved black dress with gold hoop earrings. Honestly, she could still rock this look today!

Taking cues from Mr. T, the memorable Betty White donned an oversized, gold chain necklace with a black and gold sequined dress.

The young star of "Little Monsters" and "The Wizard" handsomely wore a tuxedo for his red carpet appearance.

Winning for Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Program for "The Tracey Ullman Show," Ullman wore a black fringe dress.

Evoking the very essence of the 80s, the singer and dance sensation knew how to make an entrance.

The stunning Carol Brady actor wore a glittery, powder blue dress that did not go light on the shoulder pads.

Wearing a two-toned turquoise dress, the comedic powerhouse took home her fourth Emmy.

Young 80s Hollywood made a swift and memorable appearance with this couple—complete with pinstripes and big hair.

The "Night Court" actor appeared in a shimmering, golden metallic dress, and showed it off enthusiastically.

The "Breakfast at Tiffany's" star sparkled in any decade, and the late 80s were no exception.

Being married and in sequin never looked so good. The "Frank's Place" and "Fresh Prince" stars kept it classy.

Candice Bergen proved that taking a break from heels is always acceptable, after her win for "Murphy Brown."

The late-night funny man carried dapper very well in a navy suit with colorful details.

The "Married With Children" stars posed together, both dressed in sleek black ensembles.

Coleman stunned in a black suit-top with sequined bra and miniskirt.

The young stars of "A Different World" arrive together—her in a two-piece white bustier and ruffled skirt, him in a classic tux.

Wearing traditional clothing, Danny Glover and his wife brought surprising and stunning looks to the red carpet.

The ever-handsome team of "April Morning" rocked twists on your typical suit pants and blazer.

The talk-show elite dressed to the nines and posed together at the awards.

Star of "M*A*S*H," Swit stunned in a floor-length red dress and elegant black gloves.

An unscripted moment with Kelly Rutherford and Paul Johansson, dressed with a bit of old Hollywood flair.

Master puppeteer, the father of "The Muppets" and "Fraggle Rock" wins for both pieces of work, wearing a straightforward tuxedo and bowtie.

Nominated for "L.A. Law," Smit and De Jesus look fantastic in sultry black—hers, studded with beads and fringed sleeves.

Winning for "Midnight Caller," Kay Lenz dons a navy suit and skirt combination.

This couple clearly knows how to shine in any room—especially with a little help from a gold sequined gown.