David Alan Grier brought his own touch of joy to the Oscars red carpet! The actor showed his support for the new adaptation of “The Color Purple” alongside his 15-year old daughter, Luisa. Luisa looked chic, and Grier sported a classic look in our Midnight Navy Shawl Collar Tuxedo with a dramatic butterfly bowtie.
Forget the traditional tux – this year’s award season say a daring evolution in men’s fashion. Think larger silhouettes, a touch of skin, high-waisted trousers and even more adventurous accessories. As Michael puts it, “Men are more comfortable coming out of their comfort zones now,” making the red carpet a playground for bold new trends.
Robert Downey Jr. donned a monochrome suit with a bolo tie. And despite the lack of formal neckwear, it was his high-waisted, wide-leg trousers and brooch that grabbed our attention.
Opting for a beautifully tailored alternative to the classic ivory dinner jacket. Kimmel looked sharp and undeniably comfortable. While some might have raised an eyebrow at the horsebit motif, there’s no denying it was a unique and stylish choice.
He may have been better off wearing his signature black turtle neck from the 90s because this ill-fitting silver Dolce & Gabbana suit paired awkwardly with mismatched burgundy fabric did not do it for us!
