The Best Dressed Men Looked Like They Belonged on the Runway

The couture shows kept the fashion set busy in Europe last week. In the front rows were a large number of well-clad gents, all of whom came out dressed to impress. The best of the bunch embraced a sense of irreverence, choosing statement options that looked like they belonged on the runways. The best-dressed men also proved that even the dressiest of looks can still have a cool, street-style slant. Via unexpected, straight-off-the-runway designs, A-list stars upgraded their looks and bridged the gap between fashion week-worthy looks and everyday looks. men runway fashion

The Looks

When celebrity stylist Kollin Carter kicked off Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week with the Schiaparelli show, he opted for a head-to-toe refined look by Louis Gabriel Nouchi from the recently showcased Fall/Winter 2023 collection. The black trench, red cutout top, latex gloves, and wide-leg trousers felt cool, sleek, modern, and up to par for a high-class show.

Also out in the City of Love for the Schiaparelli couture SS23 show was fashion genius and Creative Director of Balmain, Olivier Rousteing. He opted for a monochrome look off the Schiaparelli couture SS23 runway — a black two-piece suit and a black trench coat paired with a gold statement necklace with an animal mold finish. This is definitely a look approved by the masses.

Meanwhile, for his appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live, actor and singer, Jacob Latimore promoted his new movie “House Party” in a cropped purple Dolce and Gabbana suit embellished with David Yurman jewels and a pair of black Saint Laurent boots. The beautiful use of purple was as pleasantly-looking as a field of lavenders.

As fashion month continued, men across the globe turned up for the Paris runway shows in head-turning fits. That’s not to say there weren’t other occasions that warranted dressing to the nines. Regardless of the event, celebrities across the globe had us taking style notes from them.