This past week a few of our favourite celebs stepped out on the red carpet, dressed to impress. From Dev Patel and Richard Madden hitting movie premieres, to Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy, here are the gents that left a lasting impression throughout the last seven days.
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Dev Patel
Dev Patel is having a big week with both The Second Best Marigold Hotel, and Chappie premiering. He was having an equally successful week in fashion. On March 4, Patel was seen walking the streets of New York City in a sharp grey suit, worn sans tie for a casual daytime look. That same night the Slumdog Millionaire star hit the red carpet of the Chappie premiere wearing a slim-fit navy suit with matching skinny tie and brown dress shoes.
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Hugh Jackman
Hugh Jackman visited The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on March 5, 2015 in New York City wearing a black suit and tie, paired with a navy dress shirt. While the black and navy combination is a risky move, Jackman rocked it.
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Kendrick Sampson
Kendrick Sampson attended the Ted Baker London’s SS15 launch in Beverly Hills this week looking dapper. Sampson mixed and matched his three-piece suit, picking a fantastic green jacket and pairing it with a navy waistcoat and trouser. He added a bit more detail to the outfit with a black and white patterned shirt.
The Gracepoint actor does lose points though for buttoning that bottom button on his waistcoat, but we’re sure it was an honest mistake he won’t make again.
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Richard Madden
Game of Thrones alum Richard Madden looked as classy as ever at the Cinderella premiere in Hollywood this week. Madden walked the red carpet in a perfectly tailored Dolce & Gabbana tuxedo.
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Ryan Reynolds
Ryan Reynolds was another fashionable guest on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon this week. Reynolds showed up with a new buzz cut that left people talking, but it’s his navy suit we’re in love with. There is something wonderful about a simple slim-fit navy suit paired with a white dress shirt, and Reynolds wears it so well.
