These Are The Best Dressed Men Of The 2018 Oscars

McConaughey kept with a classic, and added some interest with a red velvet bowtie.

In Christian Louboutin shoes.

There's something about an all-black foundation to an outfit that makes anything (like a green jacket) look cool. Something about Mahershala Ali, too.

Host of the night Jimmy Kimmel keeping it sharp with some satin-lined lapels.

In Tom Ford.

Winston Duke, proving accessories can make all the difference.

In Tod's shoes.

For a formal event, you can't go wrong with dark green—an easy alternative to black or navy.

The red carpet-approved version of Hammer's beloved Adidas tracksuit.

In Giorgio Armani and Montblanc cufflinks and watch. Grooming by KC Fee and Baxter of California.

If you're going to go all off-white, this is exactly how to do it.

An all-black look keeps any risks grounded. Chadwick Boseman played with silver detailing on his long-hem jacket and boots.

Kumail kept it easy in fitted black.

Nanjiani in Ermenegildo Zegna Couture and Tod's shoes.

Common is an old reliable when it comes to well-done classics on the red carpet.

In Tiffany & Co. jewelry.

Daniel Kaluuya perfected the red carpet style risk with a perfectly tailored dinner jacket in an orange-y brown. Claps all around.

In Tod's shoes and Montblanc cufflinks and watch.

If there were ever an opportune time for a double-breasted suit, it would be now.

In Hermès and Piaget watch.

Jordan Peele's slightly off-white jacket strays the norm just a bit—but enough to keep it sharp.

In Montblanc cufflinks and watch, and Jason of Beverly Hills lapel pin.

Lakeith Stanfield, looking as cool as ever.

In sustainable Ermenegildo Zegna Couture.