Hollywood’s Best Dressed Celebrity Men
Let’s face it. Most people are not into fashion. They don’t wake up in the morning putting together a striking ensemble that should have been on the GQ page. So they look to magazines and people on the red carpet to guide their choices. The world of men’s fashion is at your fingertips for men in Hollywood. They rub shoulders with legendary designers, and they have access to every label imaginable. Some of them turned this visit into a memorable outcome. In fact, some celebrity men are so good at putting together looks that they’ve reached icon status. If you’re not sure where to look for style inspiration, the following A-listers are prime examples of great men’s styles.
Justin Theroux
Justin Theroux has had a relatively quiet but productive career as an actor. He had some later success on HBO’s The Leftovers. He co-authored Zoolander 2 in 2016. He is also officially the other half of Jennifer Aniston. But one area where he doesn’t get as much credit is his style. On the red carpet, he would take some slight risk with a denim tie or no tie at all. However, his figure is always perfect. His leggings and blazer were cut to perfection. Although his off-duty style is the real attraction. As he walks the streets of New York, he adopts a rock-n-roll, vaguely punk aesthetic. Think a sleeveless tee, skinny grey jeans and Chelsea boots. He was never afraid to challenge convention, which made him a fashion icon of the era.
Idris Elba
Idris Elba is known as a British TV star and as a sought-after voiceover artist in countless animated films. But he is also known for his style. On the red carpet, he channeled tradition. He walked the Met Gala red carpet in a 1920s-style tuxedo with a ¾-long tail. He’s the epitome of cool when he’s dressed low-key. Porkpie hats, leather jackets, luxe polo shirts and indigo denim. He never tries to push the envelope. He occupies the space between the city and the prep. This is an aesthetic that popular British brand Superdry appreciates. They collaborated with the star for their 2015 collection, bringing his fashion appeal to the masses.
Kanye West
Say what you think about his rants, his marriage, or his controversial lyrics. No other star has influenced fashion quite like Kanye West. His Yeezy sneakers are a multi-million dollar business in their own right. They sold out immediately and resold for a whopping $1200. His Yeezy collection is often the talk of New York Fashion Week. He has an unmistakable style that people all over the world are trying to emulate. Long tee, ripped jeans, suede boots, denim with denim. He is responsible for promoting many of the most popular pieces in men’s fashion. Due to his passion for design and knowledge of the industry, there is a cult following for his style. He is the most fashion-conscious person on this list, and the most influential.
Rami Malek
As Elliot on the hit American TV series “Mr. Robot,” Rami Malek’s wardrobe is pretty simple. His signature black hoodie is one of the show’s most popular touchpoints. But Malek’s personal style was little different from his character. He’s easily one of the boldest red carpet walkers in Hollywood. He appeared in midnight blue when everyone else was wearing a boring black tuxedo. He wore a Hawaiian shirt, plaid pants and a nautical knit to the event. Elliot doesn’t play by the rules, and Malek doesn’t play by the rules either. That’s why he made all the best-dressed lists of the season.
Mark Ronson
Mark Ronson’s music has a vintage quality. He helped Amy Winehouse channel her inner Motown diva back to black for the blockbuster album. He resurrected James Brown with Bruno Mars in “Uptown Funk.” When it comes to his style, there are similarities to bygone eras. He likes thick suit jackets: sky blue, tiger stripes, white vertical stripes. He was never afraid to test the waters with patterns or colors. His suits are cut for a slim fit—reminiscent of 1960s-modern style. It’s rare to see him photographed without a suit or at least a jacket. He understands the power of layering. He also understands the importance of looking back to the past for inspiration.
Zayn Malik
A fifth of One Direction, Zayn Malik is already a global superstar. But when he left the team alone, he proved himself stronger. His new music is bold, obscene and dark – a stark contrast to the pop desserts of his previous bands. Another thing that changes with his voice? his style. He has a deep love for unbalanced choices. Consider the metal arms he wore over a tuxedo at last year’s Met Gala. Or the Louis Vuitton duster coat he wore at Paris Fashion Week. Or the Rolling Stones T-shirt he wore while hanging out around town with his then-girlfriend Gigi Hadid. He is not safe. Think of him as a style rebel. He’s the perfect reference if you want to flip this bird into your past.
Jeff Goldblum
Jeff Goldblum has lived in Hollywood for a long time. He booked his first role in 1974. At 64, he has aged more gracefully than any other celebrity in recent memory. He doesn’t look over 50 a day. As he got older, he played more refined characters, except for the sequel to Independence Day. His fashion sense has also become more refined. He took the best parts of traditional styles and turned them upside down. Skinny tie, slim trousers, two-tone loafers, leather jacket, bow tie, fedora. His style is more adventurous than men half his age. But don’t mistake this for a midlife crisis. He does a great job every time.
The best dressed men in Hollywood understand the importance of looking good when no one is looking. Because there are always people watching. Let them be the driving force behind improving your wardrobe and winning the battle of fashion once and for all.
