Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds’ best style moments throughout their relationship

Lively and Reynolds looked like the perfect pair at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival.

Lively’s strapless gown had a black base with a white trim. A white train flowed around the gown, creating a three-dimensional look.

She accented the dress with a diamond choker, earrings, and cuff, which she showed off with her hair in a low bun.

Reynolds looked sleek in a black tuxedo paired with a white shirt and white bow tie.

Lively is known for her Met Gala ensembles, and her 2017 look was no exception. 

Her form-fitting Atelier Versace gown was made of layers of gold embellishing with shoulder pads and a plunging neckline. The dress flowed into a mermaid skirt made of blue feathers.

Reynolds’ navy tuxedo was simple aside from his bright-blue bow tie, which coordinated with Lively’s skirt.

Lively’s black Marchesa dress was made of lace covered in intricate floral.

It had a plunging neckline and sheer overlay with a fringed rainbow trim, which matched the skirt’s trim.

Reynolds rocked a navy tuxedo. 

Lively glowed in a sparkly Monse jersey with a fringed hem. The navy, white, and red jersey coordinated with her navy pants and red strappy shoes.

Reynolds also wore navy, rocking a suit with a brown vest and blue tie. Glasses completed the casual ensemble.

Taking cues from her costumes in “A Simple Favor,” Lively wore a Givenchy suit to the film’s New York City premiere.

Her oversized jacket had a dramatic train, which complemented the glittery sheer top she wore underneath the suit. Black shoes with sheer lace detailing completed the ensemble.

Reynolds popped in a burgundy suit and striped tie.

Lively announced she was pregnant for the third time in a bright-yellow dress at the film’s premiere.

The sparkly Retrofête dress had a thigh-high slit and ribbon belt, and she wore her hair in tight curls. Her manicure was also inspired by Reynolds’ latest film.

Reynolds, on the other hand, put a twist on a classic look with a tan suit paired with a denim vest.

Lively’s Atelier Versace dress had a strapless neckline and a textured, sparkly pattern that nodded to Art Deco architecture. Matching gloves completed the look.

The oversized bow on her train unfolded to reveal a green skirt honoring the Statue of Liberty. Her gloves also transformed.

Reynolds wore a velvet tuxedo for the white-tie event, complete with a white vest and white bow tie.

Lively nodded to the Deadpool suit with the Atelier Versace ensemble she wore to the film’s premiere.

The form-fitting bodysuit featured an off-the-shoulder neckline that flowed into long sleeves and gloves. Black lace adorned the outfit, giving it a sexy edge.

Reynolds donned a black suit for the premiere, but he wore no tie, making the look feel more modern. A brooch on his lapel completed the dapper ensemble.

Britney Spears first wore the Versace dress Lively chose for the “It Ends With Us” premiere in 2002.

The sparkly dress was covered in a rainbow pattern of different shapes, including flowers. The sweetheart neckline was asymmetrical and had one strap that flowed across her chest, while the rest of the gown hugged Lively’s figure before flowing out around her ankles.

Lively’s character, Lily Bloom, runs a flower shop in “It Ends With Us,” so the actor has been embracing florals in her fashion to promote the film. Reynolds joined in on the floral fun to accompany Lively, wearing an olive-green suit designed by Giuliva Heritage.

He paired it with a cream shirt and black shoes, and he added a small flower to the lapel.