Beauty
13 Times Male Stars Stand Bold & Alluring Above Broken Pieces Of World’s Standards
Stunning, exceptional, original.
These men aren’t afraid to show what they’ve got. From Lil X Nas to Machine Gun Kelly, they are some of the most often criticized individuals for their daring looks. But they’re unapologetic about it and are willing to be the first of those who break the stereotypical male fashion on the red carpet. It’s not fair if only girls get to wear dresses and laces, right?
This sea urchin AMAs look on Machine Gun Kelly that certainly had the internet split.
MGK has certainly his fair share of criticisms for his fashion sense. And he shall never stand corrected as he hit back at haters.
“You can’t make comments about my style when you have none,” wrote the rapper and husband to Megan Fox. Oof. MGK was dressed up for the Milano Fashion Week.
Kid Cudi in gothic white for FDA Fashion Awards 2021.
Harry Styles at ‘My Policeman’ premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival 2022. Truly gorgeous in green in this Gucci ensemble complete with the handbag.
We adore Lil Nas X for being experimental when it comes to fashion.
For the VMA event by MTV on the red carpet, he was stunning in this off-shoulder lavender suit dress.
Dapper in leather, but better with heels. That was Jeremy Pope for the Met Gala 2022.
Maluma kept it classic in custom Versace for the Met Gala in 2021 and bedazzling with the generous amount of accessories.
Musician Lenny Kravitz hopped on the corset trend bandwagon at the Met Gala.
Troye Sivan for the 2021 Met Gala looks classic and has to be one of those who lean towards a calmer energy night.
Ed Westwick walked the runway for Dressed to Kilt which was inspired by a traditional Scottish outfit.
Marc Jacobs in black lace for Met Gala 2012.
Michael B. Jordan’s look was almost a classic men’s formal outfit – except for the mismatched colorful floral harness.
Sebastian Stan in neon pink by Valentino. That’s it. Men should rock pink way more.
You can only try so hard to be as fabulous as Jonathan Van Ness at the 2020 Elton John AIDS Foundation.
