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The red carpet fashion in 2024 was unique, sophisticated, and dapper. Unlike every other year that passed by, the men’s suits on this year’s red carpet had enough surprises for all of us in terms of new styles, colors, and ideas. After all, red-carpet fashion is what every fashionista awaits—not just to watch but to flaunt.
Here are some notable, impressive trends in men’s suits from the Grammy Awards, the Golden Globes, the Oscars, and the BAFTA Awards.
Apart from many men who chose the usual formal black suit with a white dress shirt, some chose full black attire for this year’s award ceremonies.
You might have seen Marcus Mumford and Kingsley Ben-Adir at the BAFTAs in complete black hues. They looked polished and top-notch. Again, at the Grammys, Finneas O’Connell and John Legend wore the coolest solid black attire. And at the Oscars, Ryan Gosling and Robert Downey Jr. topped the styles.
Red shades became the show stealers on the red carpets this 2024. Be it Andrew Scott’s vibrant blood-red tuxedo, Barry Keoghan’s contrastingly checkered blazer and trousers, or Landon Barker’s shirtless bright red suit, everything looked stunning and charming. Many others used red shirts or waistcoats to contrast their black suits.
Of course, long coats are vintage. Yet, leading men’s suit designers have opted to use these long coats to create new style statements this year. Fortunately, they worked well!
Riz Ahmed wore a chocolate brown hemless extra-long coat that gave a rugged and earthy feeling at the Oscars. On the other hand, Marcus Mumford used a black, loose, long coat to give a relaxed feel. No second thought—both were in style.
This year, runways and red carpets boasted sheer fabric like never before. For instance, Jeremy Allen White wore a simple black sheer shirt covered by a long double-breasted overcoat at the Golden Globes 2024. Similarly, at Grammy’s, Lenny Kravitz wore a sheer shirt covered by a custom leather bolero.
Undoubtedly, patterned suits became the talk of the town after the Grammy Awards. The music legend Lionel Richie gleamed in his crystal dragonfly-patterned black suit; Calvin Harris preferred an abstract AOP (All Over Printed) tan suit; Peso Pluma wore a jacket detailed in silver; and Jacob Collier featured a patchwork-patterned suit.
Needless to say, all these patterns were distinguished and set a new trend—patterns.
Are cummerbunds oudated? Not at all! Celebrities are bringing them back in style and history is repeating itself. Thanks to the Irish actor Cillian Murphy, who flaunted his cummerbunds at BAFTAs and Oscars.
Besides, Colman Domingo and Matt Bomer wore cummerbunds at BAFTAs and Golden Globes red carpets, respectively.
This year’s red carpet was flooded with several unique brooches or lapel pins. At the Oscars, Jeffrey Wright chose a stone-studded flower brooch, Mark Ruffalo chose a flower-like dazzling pin, and Tatanka Means preferred a turquoise stone-embedded pin. At the BAFTAs, Robert Downey Jr. wore a glittering starfish which was truly amazing.
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Well, no matter what type of love you show to your partner, don’t miss to cherish the moments on the big day. Make your wedding day extra special with a perfectly tailored formal wedding suit. Here is a classic dark gray wedding suit with white pinstripes. Together, this three-piece suit looks classic and contrasts the white suit shirt. The light gray necktie with 2-3 colored floral patterns looks great and balanced.
#FreestyleFridays
Indeed, corduroy is a wonderful choice of fabric for the fall-winter transition!
Here, the model wears a simple brown corduroy blazer with notch-lapel and flap pockets. The trousers are blue denim jeans, and the layer underneath is a black closed-neck tee. Both of these colors greatly match the brown blazer. A perfect casual and insulating attire for the upcoming winter!
#ToplinerThursdays
For some, his outfit looked retro. But to us, his outfit looked refreshing, in style, and distinguishing. When every other man chose to have slim-fit and body-hugging outfits, kudos to this American actor, playwright, and director for trying the loosely fit pleated trousers and the cummerbunds. Also, we had to give a special mention to his pussybow tie. That looked unique and impressive. The blue blazer had wide shoulders and well complemented the pants.
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#WearItWednesdays
Look how elegant and charming this formal suit is! The imperial or raspberry purple is eye-catching with its less visible blue checks. The blazer is simple with peak lapels and besom pockets. The waistcoat looks grand with its shawl lapels. The trousers are tapered and perfectly portray the silhouette. The dress shirt is white and brown checkered. Overall, the suit looks dapper, with a solid brown belt, shoes, and neckties.
#TeachingsTuesdays
In general, suits are easy to mix and match. How about fall formal suits? Most of them are flannel-type, checkered, and patterned. So, experts always recommend wearing the whole ensemble—a blazer, matching trousers, and optional vests. This ensures your attire is balanced, insulated from top to bottom, and in style.
However, you can play around with formal colors (gray, black, blue, brown, tan, raspberry) and designs (checks, stripes, and patterns).
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Not all men know this secret, but unfortunately, this is the truth behind every successful man—they feel good and confident from within more than what they earn through their clothes, external appearances, or styles. In other words, it is all about their individuality and self-expression, not the outfits.
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Why not include yellow hues in your fall wedding suit? Check out this wedding suit for the groom in graphite gray and yellow! This is a 100% woolen three-piece suit with single breasts and ‘glen-checks’. The fit is regular with medium canvas. The dress shirt is yellow and white checkered and the necktie is plain yellow with white geometrics. The pocket squares are also yellow to complement the shirt and necktie.
#FreestyleFridays
The model wears an ink-black double-breasted blazer to accustom to the late autumn weather. The trousers are in metal-black to slightly contrast the blazer. A solid brown closed crewneck tee is underneath the blazer for style. Together, this ensemble looks sleek and dapper. You can consider it semi-formal or smart casual, depending on the occasion or the event.
Drop in the comments the best pair of shoes for this classic ensemble!
