Menswear End Of The Week Red Carpet Roundup

Here is a final look at the men who have graced the red carpet this week — a surprisingly lively lineup across film festivals, photocalls and premieres.

Art Basel for Rocky’s Ray-Ban Party

A$AP Rocky was the first person to wear a look from the Chanel Pre-Fall 2026 collection, which comes as no surprise considering he’s the house’s newest ambassador. The cheekiness of the CC cashmere sweater — a playful riff on the Superman “S” — is exactly the kind of fashion humour Rocky thrives on. He kept the runway tie, but made the rest of the outfit entirely his own, striking that balance between reverence and remix. The most curious part of the look? The Ray-Bans. I can’t tell if he was having fun or if we’ve just had an early glimpse at something from his new line.

Red Sea International Film Festival

I’m not going to lie: I already miss blonde Nicholas Hoult. That shade did something magical for him. But even without it, he remains one of the most reliable menswear figures we have. His Prada suit fit beautifully — sharp lapels, clean shoulders, and an ease that feels inherent to how he dresses. It’s pared-back, yes, but not flat or boring.

Styled by Jason Bolden.

Then there is Idris Elba, and I’ll admit, I’ve not been the biggest supporter of his Eve of Winston label for the most part. The proportions have often felt experimental in ways that didn’t quite land. But this look? This finally feels right. The streamlined cut, the richness of the fabric, the coloru the simplicity of the silhouette — they’ve ironed out the kinks. It suits him, literally and figuratively.

Styled by Cheryl Konteh.

Golden Globes Gala Dinner

Riz Ahmed stepped out in a dunhill Spring 2026 ensemble featuring a House navy pinstripe Cavendish jacket. The whole look has a whisper of Wall Street banker on a day off — slightly nostalgic, slightly wry. He looks good, undeniably so, but it still doesn’t feel entirely like him. Riz usually brings a spark of unpredictability, and this feels like he muted that instinct.

Henry Golding, meanwhile, arrived in Armani. And yet… something about it feels mismatched. Honestly, Riz and Henry should’ve swapped. Riz could’ve played up the modern edge of the Armani, while Henry would’ve settled comfortably into the dunhill.

Frankenstein London Photocall

The Frankenstein boys making coats their thing this, because Jacob Elordi followed Oscar Isaac’s lead with a plush herringbone single-breasted Ferragamo Fall 2025 coat. Underneath, he kept things relaxed — a muted V-neck knit, wide trousers and his signature nonchalant stance. It’s very Jacob: considered, but delivered with effortless slouch.

Styled by Wendi Ferreira and Nicole DeJulio.

Ella McCay World Premiere

Spike Fearn showed up in Saint Laurent — the sunglasses alone gave it away. I mean, what other label treats them like a prerequisite? Sleek tailoring, narrow shoulders, and that Vaccarello cool that needs no explanation.

Time Celebrates ‘A Year In Time’

Mark Ronson’s Celine look could have walked straight off the Harvard campus in 1992 — preppy blazer, striped tie, faded jeans, white shoes. It’s collegiate-meets-TriBeCa, and somehow he makes it work.

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