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Menswear Red Carpet Roundup

It’s time to catch up with the menswear circuit, as this past weekend brought with it a slew of handsome fellows on the red carpet.

Richard Madden: At the Evening Standard Theatre Awards 2018 on Sunday (November 18) in London, Richard was ever-so-dapper in a head-to-toe Salvatore Ferragamo look that was striking in its sophistication.

Timothée Chalamet: Continuing to show us his sharp eye for style, the young actor riffed on the classic black suit at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ 2018 Governors Awards in Hollywood on Sunday (November 18). This Haider Ackermann Spring 2019 look offered such cool visual appeal in the jacket’s stained-glass, swirling pattern and shaping.

Eddie Redmayne: Speaking of cool-kids, Eddie will forever be one, especially with looks like this sporty Gucci ensemble at the ‘Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald’ photocall in Madrid, Spain on Friday (November 16). Who knew a bee-emblazoned bomber could look so breezy.

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Posted by Rachel Watkins on November 20, 2018 In: Andrew Garfield, Armie Hammer, Chadwick Boseman, Eddie Redmayne, Ermenegildo Zegna, Giorgio Armani, Givenchy, Governors Awards, Gucci, Haider Ackermann, Idris Elba, London Evening Standard Theatre Awards, Menswear, Michael B Jordan, Paul Smith, Photocall, Premiere, Rami Malek, Salvatore Ferragamo, Timothée Chalamet, Tom Ford, Versace

15.11.18 Menswear, Premiere

Menswear Red Carpet Roundup

From premieres and screenings, to the CMA Awards and other showings, the men have been making handsome entrances over the past few days.

Sebastian Stan: At the ‘Destroyer’ screening on Tuesday (November 5) during AFI FEST 2018, Sebastian joined Nicole Kidman and wore this Tom Ford ‘Prince of Whales’ peak-lapel ‘Atticus’ suit styled with Chelsea boots. I think brown can sometimes look drab on the red carpet, but definitely not so here. The tonal colours and subtle patterning — not to mention the precise fit — worked wonders.

Noah Schnapp: How can you not smile at this ‘Stranger Things’ cutie in his Scotch & Soda striped suit and white sneakers at the 2018 CMA Awards on Wednesday (November 14).

Michael B. Jordan: At the ‘Creed II’ New York premiere on Wednesday (November 14), the actor wore all black in this Givenchy suit. But, it’s far from boring, as he always seems to bring so much charisma and dimension to his looks no matter what.

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Posted by Rachel Watkins on November 15, 2018 In: Andrew Garfield, CMA Awards, Dolce & Gabbana, Etro, Ezra Miller, Givenchy, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Mahershala Ali, Menswear, Michael B Jordan, Noah Schnapp, Prada, Premiere, Rami Malek, Saint Laurent, Tom Ford, Valentino, Versace

14.03.18 Menswear, Premiere

Menswear Red Carpet Roundup

It’s been a busy week so far in menswear, with notable events across from LA to New York City, and even Beijing. Here’s what the guys wore.

Common: While at the For Your Consideration event for Showtime’s ‘The Chi’ in LA on Friday (March 9), Common heaped on the calm and collected cool factor in his Sandro Homme Spring 2018 sweater and trousers. This is a great combination of shades, between the golden-yellow and the gray trousers that we don’t see all that often.

Trevor Jackson: Bringing his fashion game to the red carpet of the 2018 iHeartRadio Music Awards on Sunday (March 11) in Inglewood, California, Trevor wore a Bally Spring 2018 look. It may have been rather colourful, but this was the occasion to combine a sunset-orange jacket with an owl-print shirt and satiny-blue trousers. Carvil Paris loafers completed his look.

Charlie Plummern: As soon as I said that we don’t see the yellow and gray combo enough, Charlie showed up with another variation whilst at the Build Studio in New York City on Monday (March 12) to discuss ‘Lean on Pete.’ He wore the same Sandro Homme sweater as Common yet his definition of street-style cool had him pairing it with a gray jacket, denim, and white sneakers for a solidly laid-back yet put-together vibe.

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Posted by Rachel Watkins on March 14, 2018 In: Andrew Garfield, Bally, Ermenegildo Zegna, Menswear, Premiere, Saint Laurent, Salvatore Ferragamo, Sandro, Sandro Homme, The Kooples, Tom Ford

14.11.17 Menswear, Premiere

Menswear Red Carpet Roundup

From awards galas to premieres and more, there were plenty of occasions for the men to be out in force on the red carpet. Here’s a look at the men who have been front and centre.

Justin Timberlake: Proving that the velvet trend isn’t just for the ladies, Justin cut a thoroughly suave profile in this dark-green velvet Tom Ford tuxedo at the 9th Annual Governors Awards on Saturday (November 11) in Hollywood. I love this luxe twist on the classic tux.

Jason Momoa: Although his styling may have been more in the manner of edgy-bohemian, Jason’s custom Valentino tuxedo was quite smooth and polished at the ‘Justice League’ LA premiere on Monday (November 13).

Jared Leto: It’s Jared Leto and it’s an MTV event, so it’s only natural that he would go sartorially wild at the 2017 MTV EMAs on Sunday (November 12) in London with his latest Gucci endeavor—a Fall 2017 look that was even more subversively rebellious than the runway presentation. The colour discord between the lavender, bubblegum, and red track pants made me want to shield my eyes—and we haven’t even gotten to the tidy-whitey sneakers.

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Posted by Rachel Watkins on November 14, 2017 In: Algee Smith, Andrew Garfield, Bottega Veneta, Burberry, Chadwick Boseman, Dior Homme, Dolce & Gabbana, Ermenegildo Zegna, Garrett Hedlund, Givenchy, Governors Awards, Gucci, Jake Gyllenhaal, James Franco, Jared Leto, Menswear, Miles Teller, MTV Europe Music Awards, Prada, Premiere, Robert Pattinson, Salvatore Ferragamo, The Kooples, Tom Ford, Valentino, Versace

10.11.17 Menswear

SAG-AFTRA Foundation Patron of the Artists Awards Red Carpet Roundup

The red carpet was alight with stylish stars at the SAG-AFTRA Foundation Patron of the Artists Awards on Thursday (November 9) in Beverly Hills, California.

Kristen Bell: It may be autumn, but the actress kept the spring spirit alive in a Salvatore Ferragamo Spring 2017 dress. The yellow and blue blooms had an ebullient mood which was enhanced with Jennifer Meyer jewels and white heels.

Andrew Garfield: Cutting a dapper figure, the ‘Breathe’ actor broke away from coordinates, pairing a brown and navy check jacket with slim navy trousers. A dark blue sweater completed the ensemble, presenting a modern alternative to a suit and tie.

Tracee Ellis Ross: The ‘Black-ish’ actress’s love of fashion is apparent in many of her outfits, including this vintage Pierre Balmain dress from Shrimpton Couture. She committed to the glamorous retro theme with red Christian Louboutin pumps and a Les Petits Joueurs bag.

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Posted by Heather Cichowski on November 10, 2017 In: Andrew Garfield, Anthony Mackie, Balmain, Holly Hunter, Kat Graham, Katharine McPhee, Kristen Bell, Maria Lucia Hohan, Menswear, Monse, Prabal Gurung, Salvatore Ferragamo, Sara Bareilles, Tracee Ellis Ross

10.10.17 Menswear, Premiere

Menswear Red Carpet Roundup

Fresh from a weekend’s worth of looks, here’s what the men have been wearing lately.

Andrew Garfield: At the ‘Breathe’ New York special screening on Monday (October 9) alongside Claire Foy, Andrew donned a Tom Ford ensemble that continued his incredibly polished flair. Fresh off his BDOTW win—where he was also in Tom Ford—this look continued in fine form, as I loved the varied richness with which he wore these shades of blue, highlighted by the flash of a light pocket square to complete the effect.

Miles Teller: Joining Jennifer Connelly and Nina Dobrev at the ‘Only The Brave’ LA premiere on Sunday (October 8), Miles was all buttoned up in a conservative Ermenegildo Zegna Couture three-piece suit that was ever so dapper.

Michael Fassbender: Dropping by ‘The Late Late Show with James Corden’ on Friday night (October 6), Michael took a handsomely laid-back approach in Burberry tailoring that didn’t take itself too seriously by virtue of the unbuttoned dress shirt.