Menswear Midweek Red Carpet Roundup
Here is a roundup of the standout menswear looks this week.
Frankenstein LA Premiere
Felix Kammerer, quickly becoming my favourite red carpet newcomer, looked effortlessly elegant in a Loewe suit. Although Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez are yet to debut a dedicated menswear collection for Loewe, the cable-knit sweater draped over his shoulders echoed pieces from the women’s Spring 2026 line.
Styled by Davey Sutton.
NYFF63 Secret Screening
Timothée Chalamet wore a custom Givenchy by Sarah Burton black leather tracksuit. The oversized silhouette and utilitarian edge are typical of Timothée’s rebellious style when he leans into streetwear, but the bottom half of the look — including the Nike SFB Field 2 8-Inch Coyote military boots — are not working for me.
Styled by Taylor McNeill.
Good Fortune LA Screening
Corduroy never looked so good. Seth Rogen redefined the fabric’s reputation in a Brunello Cucinelli Fall 2025 navy suit, styled with a red paisley silk tie and brown suede penny loafers. The look was relaxed yet refined, with Seth continuing his rhythm of being consistently sharp, and never overdone.
Styled by Wendi Ferreira and Nicole DeJulio
Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere Press Tour
Jimmy Kimmel Live New York
Jeremy Allen White continues to thrive in looks that channel his rugged charm. For Jimmy Kimmel Live, he wore a coffee-toned denim jacket and jeans from Louis Vuitton — a laid-back, Brooklyn-inflected style that feels perfectly aligned with him.
Madrid Premiere
He pivoted to classic tailoring in a Celine suit, with the shirt casually unbuttoned — a reminder that Jeremy does effortless nonchalance better than most.
Berlin Premiere
However, his dark blue Givenchy by Sarah Burton Fall 2025 suit didn’t quite hit the mark. The cropped trousers felt awkward and unflattering, even when paired with polished black leather Givenchy Gent loafers.
Each of Jeremy’s looks was styled with the Louis Vuitton Escale watch, which he fronts as ambassador.
Styled by Jamie Mizrahi.
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