ARLINGTON, Texas — The fans lined the sides of the red carpet, waiting for a glimpse of the All-Stars walking from the Live! by Loews hotel to Globe Life Field.

For one day a year, players traded in their traditional looks for celebrity-level outfits. Cameras clicked. Reporters shoved microphones into faces.

This was their time to get the Hollywood treatment.

Jordan Westburg went first among the Orioles’ contingent, in a stylish emerald green suit with a white button-down. His wife Anna Claire, or AC as he calls her, shined in a gold, long-sleeve dress. Westburg, a late addition to the American League All-Star roster, got his suit Sunday night and his wife picked out the dress to match.

Then came four-time All-Star Corbin Burnes, the proud father of newborn twins girls, who was outfitted by Gentleman’s Playbook. Burnes, who didn’t arrive in Arlington until Tuesday morning, went casual. His outfit — silver pants with a matching bomber jacket — screamed “I have three kids under 3 and I’m tired.” He went solo as his wife is back at home caring for the twins and his older son.

“I told him [Gentleman’s Playbook] that I would be coming in the morning of and that I was going to be hot and I needed to be comfortable,” Burnes said. “Gave him the specifics, gave my wife the leeway on the material and the colors and let them get to work. If I dressed myself it would probably be pretty bad.”

Gunnar Henderson also enlisted the help of Gentleman’s Playbook to design his fit. They kept it simple, going with a dark cream suit and a white button-down with loafers and no socks, the same style he wore for his Rookie of the Year ceremony. He had to keep it plain in order to match his fiancée Katherine Lee, who styled a patterned long sleeve dress with notes of pink, cream, green and yellow on it.

It was, as he noted earlier in the week, really all about her outfit.

“I’m just trying to get through it and answer all the questions,” he said.

If any of them were made for the red carpet, it would be Anthony Santander. He got his measurements done prior to finding out he was added as a reserve, just in case he would need them. On Tuesday, he walked with swagger down the line, stopping at every camera to show off his aqua suit jacket, also made by Gentleman’s Playbook. On the inside, he had the Venezuelan flag stitched on the left side of the lining and his number 25 on the right.

He was accompanied by his girlfriend, who wore a cream suit with a matching aqua blouse, and his mother, who went with a royal blue dress.

Adley Rutschman rounded out the group, wearing what can only be described as a pirate’s blouse or a shirt worn by Mr. Darcy in “Pride and Prejudice.”

While Rutschman’s girlfriend, Canada Olympian Georgia Ellenwood, wore a pink, one-shoulder floor-length dress with a slit, Rutschman went a bit out there with his look, but that’s exactly what he wanted — he asked his design team to give him something outside of his comfort zone.

His black sunglasses were from Saint Laurent, his necklace from Jason of Beverly Hills, with his black pants and boots both also from Saint Laurent. His shirt from Dolce & Gabbana, was the star of the show. It had a white tassel that he said was “fun to play around with.”

“Originally the tassels were longer but they cut them, so it was really Jack Sparrow,” Rutschman said.

He knows that people, including his teammates, had some strong thoughts about it.

“Adley was interesting, I’m still not quite sure what was going on there,” Burnes said. “Everyone else looked great. Still questionable about Adley’s, maybe there are some better pictures out there that have some better angles. But that was fun, everyone has their own taste.”