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If ever you needed a masterclass in 1960s dressing, this is it. Chris Pine nails all the Andy Warhol feels with a classic navy double-breasted suit, dressed down perfectly with a black roll neck. We’ll even let the Santa beard slide.

Turns out the man behind House Of Cards’ chief of staff is a far cry from stuffy Capitol Hill. The sleek all-black look stands out thanks to a subtle printed shirt, proving that muted ensembles can still make a mark.

With his latest flick Loving already deemed a classic, Joel Edgerton follows suit on the red carpet. The white dinner jacket is a subtle alternative to the usual fare, with a bow tie, black trousers and dress shoes providing a traditional anchor.

If like Brad Goreski you tire of conservative black tie clobber, opt for a printed dinner jacket instead. The all-over metallic motif pops without breaking the dress code, while a darker colour palette is more than wearable (even if you aren’t a world-renowned stylist).

Remember the kid at school who was good at everything? That’s Ryan Gosling. When he’s not dancing up a storm in La La Land, he’s making long-haul flights seem stylish. No sofa-worthy joggers, no dark circles (that we can see), just a simple look made memorable by layering two classics – a leather biker and white T-shirt – with a check jacket thrown on top for added ballast. Show off.

A 1970s Lothario one minute, Cuban holidaymaker the next; it seems Donald Glover can do no wrong. Here, The Martian star taps Mr Ripley for inspiration with a classic two-piece given a slight twist with a tonal floral print beneath.

No, not a modern reincarnation of Fagin and protégée, but David Beckham and his eldest. Here, the father-son duo modernise Victorian essentials such as the overcoat and baker boy hat with on-trend pieces, namely the bomber jacket and sturdy lace-up boots.

While Hiddleston frequently makes our list of the best dressed, he rarely takes a risk; something that makes his most recent appearance all the more refreshing. Classic navy has been swapped out for burgundy, with the sometimes tricky colour poured into a classic double-breasted shell and finished with a tonal pocket square. Not quite Bond material, and we couldn’t be happier.

We independently evaluate all recommended products and services. Any products or services put forward appear in no particular order. if you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation.
If ever you needed a masterclass in 1960s dressing, this is it. Chris Pine nails all the Andy Warhol feels with a classic navy double-breasted suit, dressed down perfectly with a black roll neck. We’ll even let the Santa beard slide.

Turns out the man behind House Of Cards’ chief of staff is a far cry from stuffy Capitol Hill. The sleek all-black look stands out thanks to a subtle printed shirt, proving that muted ensembles can still make a mark.

With his latest flick Loving already deemed a classic, Joel Edgerton follows suit on the red carpet. The white dinner jacket is a subtle alternative to the usual fare, with a bow tie, black trousers and dress shoes providing a traditional anchor.

If like Brad Goreski you tire of conservative black tie clobber, opt for a printed dinner jacket instead. The all-over metallic motif pops without breaking the dress code, while a darker colour palette is more than wearable (even if you aren’t a world-renowned stylist).

Remember the kid at school who was good at everything? That’s Ryan Gosling. When he’s not dancing up a storm in La La Land, he’s making long-haul flights seem stylish. No sofa-worthy joggers, no dark circles (that we can see), just a simple look made memorable by layering two classics – a leather biker and white T-shirt – with a check jacket thrown on top for added ballast. Show off.

A 1970s Lothario one minute, Cuban holidaymaker the next; it seems Donald Glover can do no wrong. Here, The Martian star taps Mr Ripley for inspiration with a classic two-piece given a slight twist with a tonal floral print beneath.

No, not a modern reincarnation of Fagin and protégée, but David Beckham and his eldest. Here, the father-son duo modernise Victorian essentials such as the overcoat and baker boy hat with on-trend pieces, namely the bomber jacket and sturdy lace-up boots.

While Hiddleston frequently makes our list of the best dressed, he rarely takes a risk; something that makes his most recent appearance all the more refreshing. Classic navy has been swapped out for burgundy, with the sometimes tricky colour poured into a classic double-breasted shell and finished with a tonal pocket square. Not quite Bond material, and we couldn’t be happier.
