The Best-Dressed Men Of The Week: Obama In 'Tropical Business Casual'
See who's got it right over the past seven days
See who's got it right over the past seven days
Jude Law
The Esquire cover star and lead of The Young Pope, Jude Law is having something of a style renaissance of late, as shown by this mellow outfit of unstructured tailoring (Sunspel) and loose wool trousers, finished off with scuffed suede. Unconventional, but stylish and effective for these final days of summer.
Barack Obama
Barry was kicking back in Laos this week, sipping on sweet, sweet coconuts and looking very smooth and Tropical Business Casual (we're trademarking that) in relaxed powder blue.
That's a strong pair of shades, too.
Jake Gyllenhaal
Jake Gyllenhaal and his magnificent hairline were strutting the red carpet in Venice this week, looking effortlessly sharp in classic black formalwear. Proving that sometimes keeping it simple and well-fitting is all you need.
But being Jake Gyllenhaal obviously helps a bit too.
Kanye West
We're not sure if Kanye West is feeling OK, because there isn't a garish logo or curated tear on anything he's wearing here, and he actually looks good for it. Sometimes it's best to stick to black, black and more black.
Ewan McGregor
Fronting the October cover for our friend's over at US Esquire, Ewan McGregor is in his native Edinburgh looking ready for a Scottish autumn in tweed, worn denim and chunky work boots - an essential for this time of year.
Zayn Malik
Like him or loathe him, it's hard to argue against Zayn Malik's wardrobe choices, as he demonstrates another knockout outfit at Tom Ford's runway show this week. A double-breasted blazer over a polo neck is not an easy look to pull-off, but it works perfectly here with a pair of slim cut trousers and patent leather Oxfords. All by Tom Ford, naturally.
James Franco
Sweaty moustache aside, James Franco's been one of the more underrated stylish celebrities of 2016, as well as being one of the first men to hop on the Gucci souvenir jacket trend, to great effect may we add.
Leon Bridges
Texas soul singer Leon Bridges has gained a reputation for his unorthodox and retro dress sense that features plenty of high-waisted trousers, tucked in T's and embellished shirts and blazers. Pictured herae at the Tom Ford show, he also proves that he's a dab hand at evening wear with a petrol blue twist.
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