Pablo Martinez Monsivais/AP/REX/ShutterstockDo couples who coordinate together stay together?
This year has been full of celebrity splits, divorces and alleged cheating scandals. Does love ever triumph? Someone send us a sign! Well, there's no better way to show a united front than to wear matching clothes. To welcome the Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and his wife, Akie Abe, Donald Trump wore his uniform of a navy suit and white button-up Wednesday in Palm Beach, Fla. The president also wore a diagonally striped tie, visibly coordinating with Melania Trump, who wore a $2,990 Carolina Herrera cap-sleeved, striped dress and white Christian Louboutin pumps. The couple held hands while walking across the private Mar-a-Lago club grounds.
Despite rumors of a rocky relationship, the pair looked strong and stylish, thanks to their matching ensembles.
This presidential pair had us reliving similar celebrity couple style moments. There's a difference between Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake circa the 2001 American Music Awards (need we remind you of those denim outfits?) and how famous duos do it now. It's not just about full-on matching. It's about complementing the other with colors, textures and design details.
To see how celebrity couples master coordinating style, keep scrolling.
No hunchbacks here! Just pure, proper, camel-flavored fashion.
If matching with your significant other feels a bit cheesy, rooting for the same team in sports apparel may feel more natural.
Black tie at its best!
At a formal event like the Met Gala, it can be hard to complement a gown. Kanye made it look easy by pairing texture with texture, as metallic details accentuate his denim jacket.
Black and white dress code? Goals right here.
You don't need to go full matchy-matchy to coordinate outfits. Take a page out of this power couple's style book and go for patterns in the same colorways.
The actress and pro baller made preppy look cool in coordinating gray suits and black patent shoes. Gabrielle's textured ensemble elevated the look!
This edgy couple proves wardrobe coordination can be cool.
Not only does color matter, but tailoring does, too. In this case, the Beckhams played with a gray scale, with each outfit impeccably fitted to a tee, making the ensembles look cohesive.
Coordinating stripes can go a long way.
Which coordinating couple's look was your favorite?