What Are Guests Wearing on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ This Summer?

Marlon Wayans went sock-free while Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers channeled Olympics fashion.

Amid Jimmy Kimmel’s annual break from hosting his late night show, a number of familiar faces have popped up at the comedian’s desk this summer to fill in for him. Last week, Lamorne Morris took up the mantle, chatting with guests including a sock-free Marlon Wayans in addition to Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers, who were dressed as Olympic athletes in Adidas sneakers.

Discussing a number of topics including the 20th anniversary of “White Chicks,” Wayans was dressed in a suit including a white collared shirt, black blazer and tapered pants with short side slits. He complemented the formal outfit with a pair of classic patent leather Oxfords, seemingly wearing the elegant shoes with no socks.

Morris dressed up for the gig in a brown suit, complete with a beige shirt and tie. He accompanied his earth-toned outfit with a pair of brown leather Oxfords.

Comedians Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang, who host multiple podcasts together, appeared as a duo on the late-night show. In addition to “Las Culturistas,” they recently debuted their podcast “Two Guys, Five Rings: Matt, Bowen and the Olympics.” Embracing the theme of this project, the duo dressed as Team USA athletes in red, white and blue shorts and tank tops, with the top emblazoned with “USA.” Rogers and Yang also wore matching red and white Adidas sneakers.

In late July, “Deadpool & Wolverine” co-stars Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman appeared to promote their new Marvel film, with their program including an interview with fellow cast member Emma Corrin. Corrin, who modeled Miu Miu buckled boots on the international press tour, slipped on bold red pointed slingback pumps from the Scandinavian brand Kalda, pairing them with sheer red tights. The shoes included two silver buckles, which picked up their sparkling long-sleeved silver dress featuring abstract red and black accents.

Reynolds and Jackman, meanwhile, wore classic black suits with their bows untied, looking polished in gleaming patent leather Oxfords.