Here is a look at the prince charmings who graced the red carpet at the Bridgerton Season 4 Paris world premiere.
70s Heartthrob Energy
I love knowing the thought process behind a red carpet look because context really does change everything. I felt that recently with Claire Danes’ GapStudio moment. I did not immediately connect with the look, but once the reasoning was shared in the comments, it completely reframed how it landed. So I was genuinely pleased to see Oli Higginson’s stylist take to Instagram to explain the intention here.
The aim was a formal yet relaxed look, inspired by Bryan Ferry, Roxy Music, and 1970s musicians, with references pulled from vintage magazines. The coral ruffled dress shirt sourced from Costume Antique Fashion, was the focal point, doing most of the talking beneath a slightly oversized vintage Dior double breasted jacket. High waisted black trousers with a subtle flare complete the silhouette. Cubitts glasses, a vintage 1950s dress watch from Tom’s personal collection, and suede dress shoes bring the whole thing together. It sits somewhere between black tie and lounge suit, which feels exactly right for this red carpet.
Styled by Tom O’Dell
A New Silhouette, Same Confidence
Victor Alli is usually one of the best dressed men at Bridgerton premieres, and this custom Mithridate suit does nothing to disrupt that streak. This silhouette feels fresh for him, as he often leans towards slimmer fits or pronounced flares. The cut here is softer but still assured, with charm added via the Cartier pin. Jimmy Choo shoes finish the look neatly.
Styled by Sarah Rose Harrison
Classic, With Quiet Detail
Leading man Luke Thompson opted for a black suit, elevated through thoughtful details such as the tie pin and tonal floral brooch.
Styled by Luke Jefferson Day
The Coat Makes the Statement
Martins Imhangbe’s MM6 Maison Margiela tan leather coat completely sells this look. The grey suit underneath is sharp, but the coat is what gives the outfit character. Add the studded Jimmy Choo shoes and a Hublot timepiece, and the result is very personality driven.
Styled by Felicia Brown
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