Menswear End Of The Week Red Carpet Roundup
This week delivered exactly the kind of menswear I enjoy most: relaxed tailoring, colour used with confidence and styling that felt appropriate for the season. From breezy shirting to softly cut suits, these looks proved that summer dressing doesn’t have to rely on linen alone.
Good Morning America
Andrew Garfield kept his fancy-shirt streak going while promoting The Magic Faraway Tree, this time wearing a sunshine-yellow floral shirt from Pikol Clothing, a label that repurposes vintage textiles into one-of-a-kind pieces.
The shirt did all the talking, but pairing it with slate-grey trousers and crisp white sneakers stopped the look from becoming overly busy. I’m loving his current embrace of colour and pattern.
Styled by Warren Alfie Baker.
The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
Drew Starkey appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to promote his new series Lucky and upcoming film Onslaught.
Wearing Dior, he demonstrated that sometimes the simplest combinations are the most effective. The soft pink shirt and pale-wash jeans delivered a clean, easy summer look, with Cartier jewellery. I’m swooning over this colour combination.
Styled by Warren Alfie Baker.
Tony New York Premiere
Dominic Sessa wore Celine to promote the upcoming Anthony Bourdain biopic, Tony.
I can’t help wondering if this was a subtle nod to Bourdain’s personal style. The open checked shirt beneath the black tailoring gave the look an undone quality that felt appropriate for a film celebrating someone whose wardrobe always favoured authenticity over formality. I’m also delighted to see the white shoes. They were an unexpected choice, but they gave the look a fresh finish that black footwear simply wouldn’t have achieved.
Styled by Warren Alfie Baker.
The Shards London Premiere
Homer Gere, son of Richard Gere, wore a Valentino Pre-Fall 2026 suit with charcoal pinstripes, which gave the double-breasted tailoring a timeless appeal, while the knit polo softened the overall formality.
Styled by Sandra Amador.
The Shards New York Premiere
Igby Rigney wore Dior, with the white bow tie being the standout detail that gave the look its charm.
Lioness New York Premiere
Jonah Wharton represented SuitSupply in one of my favourite tailoring moments of the week.
The pale blue double-breasted suit always feels right during the summer months. Styled with matching knitwear and white loafers, it struck the perfect balance between classic tailoring, relaxed ease and contemporary styling.
Styled by Toye Adedipe.
2026 San Diego Comic-Con Marvel Studios Panel
Lewis Pullman continued his Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello striped-shirt streak. Considering his love for sharp tailoring this softer, summery, understated approach to dressing is refreshing.
Styled by Warren Alfie Baker.
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