9 Celebrities who know how to ROCK Fashion!
By: Emilia David
Tags: Style, Clothing, Leather Jacket, Leather, Fashion

Elevate your wardrobe to that of your Favourite Celebrity!

The distinction between wearing properly and having style is significant. Dressing well, in my belief, is one that can be learned. You can gain a feel of the trend landscape by following tastemakers on social media, tailoring the options to your physique and budget, and curating a wardrobe with both casual and formal duds fit for every scenario. You always look great and are a fantastic embodiment of the current fashion trend.

This, however, is not the same as having style, my friends. Yes, clothing is important, but so are attitude, inventiveness, daring, and delight. It’s all about observing what’s happening right now and breaking the rules to get a different viewpoint. True style is, in many ways, the tangible representation of a person’s character, shown via clean lines, bold colors, and creative accessories. True style is ageless because it breaks and then redefines the mold. It is as relevant now as it will be 20, 30, 40 years down the road because it broke and then redefined the mold.

So, with that in consideration, let’s take a look at some of the most fashionable men of all time. This list is full of people who established trends, defied expectations, and looked pretty fine doing it, despite their particular preferences. Check them out in the gallery below!

Paul Newman

Paul Newman is my favorite actor. He’s someone I’d like to emulate. When he was alive, I wanted to make friends with him and look into his ice blues while enjoying a few beers in the back of a pick-up truck. Many people, I believe, feel this way about the late actor, owing to his coolness. Or, at the very least, how cool he looked to be, owing to his amazing style. He made tucked-in white shirts seem stylish. He managed to make drab suits look chic. He even made enormous flannel shirts seem surprisingly cool. You may have your Brandos and McQueens, but I believe Paul Newman was the greatest fashionable man to emerge from the rebel haze of the 1950s and 1960s.

Timothée Chalamet

Timothée Chalamet has been shown to be one of the brightest of the current generation of stylish stars. Yes, he’s a phenomenal actor, but he’s also a fashionista to be reckoned with. The 24-year-old actor has pulled together some of the most unique and thought-provoking red carpet ensembles of anyone in the previous year, period, without the assistance of a stylist. His shackled outfit from the 2019 Golden Globes and the all-magenta suit he wore to the premiere of Little Women are two of my personal favorites (featured above). He also has terrific street style, blending expensive pieces with more cheap options for a fashionable and practical look.

Sidney Poitier

Sidney Poitier from the ’70s is about as stylish as it gets. In his prime, the Oscar winner could wear a pristine button-down with the same elegance as a three-piece suit, and he seemed to know just what to dress for each occasion. In our present designer-obsessed fashion period, it’s an effortlessness that might feel a touch melancholy but is nonetheless deserving of praise. I really enjoy looking at images of Poitier in a wonderfully fitted tuxedo on the night of his Academy Award triumph. That degree of refinement is simply unrivaled.

Alain Delon

Although his name may not have been as well-known as some of the other names on our list, Alain Delon, a French actor, is without a doubt one of the most fashionable celebrities of all time. In the 1960s, he embodied the laid-back, bad guy image better than almost anybody else, developing a face that resembled a long pull off a cigarette. His outfit was incredibly simple: linen shirts, cuffed jeans, and tees that were elegantly tucked. However, by never letting the clothing wear him, he managed to make it all appear exquisite.

David Bowie

The crazies and their patron saint, Sir David Bowie, are lauded by everybody. Over the course of his decades-long career, the rockstar/actor/muse shook up every cultural scene he touched, notably, of course, the world of Fashion. Though he’s most known for his crazy, glam appearances as Ziggy Stardust, I believe the ultimate measure of his style skill was his ability to get away with pretty about anything. Yes, he can dress up in brilliantly patterned jackets, capes, and eye patches, but he could also dress down in a turtleneck. His fashion style was extremely fluid, and his impact may still be seen on contemporary red carpets.

Donald Glover

What is it that Donald Glover can’t do? He’s a fantastic actor, writer, producer, rapper, and all-around entertainer, and he’s doing it all while dressed to the nines. On the red carpet, he’s a consistent presence, mixing vivid patterns and vivid colors with classic forms for outfits that evoke the past, present, and future. I have no doubt that his completely distinctive fashion taste (which includes everything from his clothing to his creative choices) will impact coming generations of wide-eyed artists.

Robert Redford

At his peak in the 1970s and 1980s, Robert Redford moved like the physical personification of California: sun-kissed complexion, golden hair, and a sardonic smile. He was gruff but polished, savage but controlled, and seemed to be propelled only by his magnetism. And, though it probably wouldn’t have made a difference what he wore, he usually wore pullover sweaters, open-collared coats, and plenty of denim. Yes, everyone’s heart has definitely throbbed.

Billy Porter

I’ve previously written on Billy Porter’s fashion acumen, but I’ll say it again: Mr. Porter is well on his way towards becoming a real style icon. From his tuxedo ball gown at the 2019 Oscars to his machine-operated fringe chapeau at this year’s Grammys, the Pose actor has created a wealth of famous looks in conjunction with his stylist Sam Ratelle. Not only are the clothing beautiful, but they always make a statement, one that questions gender and sexuality stereotypes. No one else is doing it quite like Billy, which places him in a league of his own.

The Weeknd

The Weeknd knows his way around Fashion, and The Weeknd Super Bowl Show Red Blazer is living proof of it. Thereby explains why he prefers writing chart-topping anthems to trench combat. He also doesn’t have any vintage military surplus models in his collection. So, regardless of the fact that the craze for basic woodland camo has peaked, The Weeknd plays on the subject, depending on desert camo and geometric pairings to make his appearance fresh. He pairs his striking camo jacket with more somber items, such as black or blue separates, or items in a subtly different shade of green for a neutral look that exudes Startling Personality vibes.