The Golden Globes, BAFTAs, Met Gala, Oscars — I love these events because they encourage men to take sartorial risks they might not otherwise consider. They are no longer just about walking alongside their partners in a simple suit and watch, quietly stepping back while someone else shines on magazine covers.
In recent years, men have become far more confident in expressing their personal style on the red carpet. The 83rd Golden Globes, in particular, stood out as an event where we saw a noticeable number of men who had clearly put real thought into what they wore and how they presented themselves.
As awards season unfolds with its predictions realised, surprise wins and inevitable disappointments, one thing is guaranteed: the red carpet will deliver. With so many of Hollywood’s best-dressed men nominated in major categories, their presence — and their outfits — feels almost assured. Timothée Chalamet, Adam Brody, Jacob Elordi, Michael B. Jordan, Jeremy Allen White, Leonardo DiCaprio, Oscar Isaac, and Paul Mescal are all set to bring their A-game.
Beyond the Golden Globes themselves, it’s time to hand out our own red carpet awards — celebrating the men who truly won us over with their style.
1. Adam Brody in Valentino and tinted glasses
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His complete red-carpet look featured a Valentino Spring 2026 suit, Allen Edmonds shoes, and a Jaeger-LeCoultre watch. Choosing not to go all-black immediately earned him points in my book. The soft grey tailoring feels like a contemporary update, striking a balance between classic and modern. The tinted glasses, rather than harsh black sunglasses, complete the look effortlessly.
2. Jacob Elordi in Bottega Veneta and Cartier
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Clean lines, sharp tailoring, and a quietly serious attitude. Elordi proves that even a standard all-black outfit can command attention — strong styling and tinted glasses do the heavy lifting.
3. Damson Idris in Prada
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Prada ambassador and F1 star Damson Idris stole the spotlight in a sleek black three-piece tuxedo, elevated by a mint poplin shirt for an unexpected pop of colour. Classic black Prada lace-ups kept it grounded, while a few pieces from his own Didris jewellery line — debuted in spring 2025 — added a personal touch. Red carpet ready, with a wink.
4. Hudson Williams in Giorgio Armani and Christian Louboutin
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Flashing a golden Bulgari necklace and a perfectly paired watch, Hudson exudes effortless swagger and sex appeal. The slouchy trousers are back for men, and we’re here for it — perhaps a slightly more tailored fit would have elevated the look even further. Still, this outfit oozes charm.
Now, moving on to the rest.
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I adore Timothée Chalamet, but his outfit at the 86th Golden Globes — especially those boots — didn’t quite deliver the red carpet magic. Even the necklace couldn’t save it. Sorry, Timothée.
Paul Mescal looked sharp, but once again, it feels like not enough thought went into the outfit.
And then there’s Omar Apollo. Personally, the fabric choice doesn’t do him any favours.
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