Menswear End Of The Week Red Carpet Roundup

Here is a final look at the menswear from this week, with colour, classic tailoring and a few shifts in direction closing out a busy run of events.

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Xolo Maridueña swapped his love for florals for bold summery hues in this Diesel Fall 2026 look.

There are four colours at play here, but rather than competing, they complement each other. The teal leather, pink shirt and yellow trousers could easily have felt chaotic, yet Xolo has the personality to pull it all together. Even the orange-tinted sunglasses make sense as the final addition to this unexpected colour combination.

Sense and Sensibility London Premiere

George MacKay wore Celine, and I’m immediately drawn to the pale-yellow double-breasted blazer. We see so much black, navy and grey in menswear that this feels refreshing without asking him to venture too far outside traditional tailoring.

But speaking of traditional tailoring, those trousers are very short. Was he going wading after the premiere? The khaki tie against the yellow is an unusual combination, while the blunt cut only adds to the awkward proportions. I like elements of this look, but the tie and trousers are testing me.

The Weight New York Screening

Ethan Hawke appears to have lost his quirks, as he’s back to timeless tailoring in Prada.

After enjoying the more eccentric side of his style, I can’t begrudge this charcoal suit when it is so impeccably cut and the tonal shirt keeps everything sleek, but I’m already missing the Ethan who was giving us something unexpected.

Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story New York Premiere

Charlie Hunnam wore Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello, and this is exactly the kind of look I expect from him. Sleek, simple and worn with the collar open, there isn’t much to analyse here, but it suits him.

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