Last Sunday, actor Noah Wyle won his first Emmy award for his starring role as Dr. Michael "Robby" Robinavitch on the medial drama The Pitt. No stranger to playing a doctor, having played one for eleven years on another famous medical show ER, Noah wanted to pay tribute to the doctors and other healthcare workers portrayed on his show by wearing a tuxedo made entirely of scrubs. Since such an outfit did not exist, he asked scrubwear company FIGS if they could make one for him. Undaunted by the challenge, FIGS created a one-of-a-kind suit for Noah "designed solely for the Emmys and not available for sale." Click through to get a glimpse of the process that went into designing this outfit tailor-made for an actor known for his doctor roles.

From FIGS:

"Noah Wyle, star of medical drama The Pitt and Emmy nominee at the 77th Emmy Awards, is making fashion history on the red carpet wearing the first-ever tuxedo designed by a scrubwear company. The custom creation by healthcare apparel company, FIGS, merges television's biggest stage with a deeply meaningful and personal tribute to healthcare workers.

The custom Black Tie Scrubs worn by Noah Wyle are designed in Midnight Blue to feel clean, classic, and sleek. The dress shirt features a powerful detail: "Awesome Human" is embroidered on the inner collar stand, a personal tribute that reinforces the garment's deeper meaning. The phrase echoes FIGS' official brand slogan, "Awesome Humans Wear FIGS," which celebrates the healthcare professionals the company serves. This is a one-of-a-kind FIGS tuxedo designed exclusively for the 77th Emmy Awards and will not be available for purchase."

Click Here to learn more about the outfit and the inspiration behind it from The Hollywood Reporter.

(Below Video from WearFIGS)