From velvet Gucci suits to tuxedo dresses, male fashion continues to evolve and push conventional boundaries. Many celebrities are exploring fashion more playfully but there are a few key players who continue to stand out in their style and sophistication. Here are 10 male celebrities who continuously dress to impress…
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Billy Porter
The ‘Pose’ actor’s 2019 Oscars outfit showed off his unique style. His tailored jacket went over a skirted dress, transcending gender boundaries and conventional expectations. At the time he said: “I’m not a drag queen… I’m a man in a dress.” In an interview with Vogue, he said: “I knew, going to the Oscars, that it is the Super Bowl for the arts and I have to use this time wisely and in the best way. I thought carefully about the first impression.”
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Rami Malik
With a new collaboration with Cartier, the ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ actor doesn’t compromise on style. He’s been seen in bold prints and bright colours, and style isn’t something he shies away from. He is the face of some of fashion’s most famous brands, including, Saint Laurent, Cartier and Dior Homme. He made an entrance when accepting his Oscar at the 2019 Academy Awards, where he wore a vintage yellow gold Cartier Pasha timepiece. Speaking to Vogue, the actor said: “At the Oscars there’s no doubt you want to look your absolute best. Cartier is the absolute answer to that.”
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Donald Glover
The ‘This is America’ singer’s fashion sense is second to none. His penchant for bold prints, velvet and satin are pulled off effortlessly. Some of his iconic outfits include his 2018 Golden Globes outfit, where he wore a brown velour Gucci suit and his 2017 look at the Met Gala, where he wore a print Burberry tuxedo.
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Jeff Goldblum
Jeff Goldblum has been bringing his own sense of style to the red carpet and serving looks for over a decade. Talking to GQ magazine, he said: “So clothes, style, yes, I’ve always liked them. Not so much as trophies or things like that, but the power they have over the image one can project of oneself to the world.”
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Timothée Chalamet
From Prada jackets to chequered Gucci suits, the ‘Lady Bird’ actor’s evolving fashion can be seen anytime he is snapped in public. Talking to VMan magazine, he spoke about his love of fashion: “I’m such a fan boy. [Being involved] with fashion has been really fun, just as a fan. I don’t want to work with a stylist or anything. I’ve been following designers like Raf, Haider Ackermann, Hedi Slimane—these guys are like rock stars. They’re artists.”
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Harry Styles
From ‘The X Factor’ to the Met Gala, the singer has become known for pushing the conventional boundaries of fashion. 10 years ago, the One Direction band members auditioned for the singing competition as solo artists, but Harry’s fashion has come a long way since his days on ‘The X Factor’ stage. Speaking to Vogue, he said: “As a kid I definitely liked fancy dress.” There were school plays, the first of which cast him as Barney, a church mouse. He said: “I was really young, and I wore tights for that. I remember it was crazy to me that I was wearing a pair of tights. And that was maybe where it all kicked off!”
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John Legend
The musician has collaborated with many of the greatest singers and rappers, including Jay Z, Alicia Keys and more. He’s also known for his style and in an interview with Esquire magazine, he said: “I feel like it’s a good time for men’s fashion.. I think there’s a lot of adventurous designers out there. We talk about this era being more gender fluid, but the ’80s were like that, too. If you think about Prince and Rick James and David Bowie—all of this stuff isn’t new, but it’s kind of coming back.”
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Michael B. Jordan
The actor attended New York Fashion Week 2019 and is the global face of Coach menswear. The ‘Black Panther’ actor has a love for shoes, especially Timberlands. Talking to Vibe magazine about his love for trainers, he said: “It’s turned into its own little business. Kids are out here collecting and reselling and becoming their own entrepreneurs, and I think that’s dope.”
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Idris Elba
The ‘Luther’ actor has shown up serving fresh looks, time and time again continuously showing the world his style and sophistication. He was sure of his style back in 2015 when he told the Telegraph newspaper: “I know what a man wants to look like”.
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Pharrell Williams
Pharrell has been serving looks since the nineties. The singer and rapper has won thirteen Grammy Awards and worked with many artists over the years. He has collaborated with Japanese streetwear brand NIGO to create his own brands including ‘Ice Cream’ and ‘Billionaire Boys Club’. His signature look is a Vivienne Westwood hat.
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