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Besides, events like this are really only for women. And I think the results speak for themselves.
It cracks me up that people hold celebrities to any sort of style or inspiration standard purely because of their celebrity. Has anyone here honestly ever heard someone say, in any instance, "I base my style off of Quentin Tarantino"? It's kinda ridiculous for people to think that he, or anyone else, is going to become a black tie archetype for one night, overnight. Some (most) people don't care. And, in case you missed it, Mr. Tarantino's movie left the venue with a few statues which, last I checked, is the only important part of the night.
Besides, events like this are really only for women. And I think the results speak for themselves.
Daniel Day Lewis looks freaking fantastic. Midnight blue, single button, shawl collar, self tie bowtie, sliver of pocket square. If you wanna get picky he has flap pockets, but great overall.
So far I would say Bradley Cooper is the one to beat...
They really dressed Seth MacFarlane rather dully. Considering he has that old-time swagger about him....
Nicholson looks like went blindfolded into a Goodwill and just started grabbing things.
hahahahahahahaha
anyone else think Cooper's tux looked too tight?
someone help me out as my sartorial dictionary is failing me - what do they call the stripe on the pants?
These are probably the best dressed of the night:
Bradley Cooper in Tom Ford:
Wouldn't change much with his tuxedo. Although, in some other photos you might seem some collar gap. Might have also considered going with a wing collar since he's wearing peaked lapels and maybe added a pocket square, but I thought he looked quite sharp.
Christoph Waltz in Prada:
Nice to see a tuxedo in midnight blue. I thought his fit him better than Daniel Day Lewis' tuxedo as you watched them move up the stage to accept their Oscars. Biggest point of contention would be to show more cuff. Next biggest: the flap pockets. Smallest point would be the lack of a pocket square.
Hugh Jackman in Tom Ford:
Probably my favorite of the night with a double-breasted shawl collar in a 6x2 configuration.
EDITED to add Chris Pine in Ermenegildo Zegna:
In homage to classic Hollywood, we saw white tie at the Oscars last night, on Channing Tatum during his dance number with Charlize Theron. With spats, no less.
In homage to classic Hollywood, we saw white tie at the Oscars last night, on Channing Tatum during his dance number with Charlize Theron. With spats, no less.
Christoph Waltz looked great. I didn't watch very much of the Oscars, but it looked like Seth MacFarlane changed tuxedos at some point.
Nicholson looks like went blindfolded into a Goodwill and just started grabbing things.
Is Tarantino wearing a leather tie?
These are probably the best dressed of the night:
Bradley Cooper in Tom Ford:
Wouldn't change much with his tuxedo. Although, in some other photos you might seem some collar gap. Might have also considered going with a wing collar since he's wearing peaked lapels and maybe added a pocket square, but I thought he looked quite sharp.
Christoph Waltz in Prada:
Nice to see a tuxedo in midnight blue. I thought his fit him better than Daniel Day Lewis' tuxedo as you watched them move up the stage to accept their Oscars. Biggest point of contention would be to show more cuff. Next biggest: the flap pockets. Smallest point would be the lack of a pocket square.
Hugh Jackman in Tom Ford:
Probably my favorite of the night with a double-breasted shawl collar in a 6x2 configuration.
EDITED to add Chris Pine in Ermenegildo Zegna: