97th Oscars Men

Following the nominees dinner, the men also made their way to the red carpet for the 97th Oscars which was held at the Dolby Theatre on Sunday(March 2nd) in Hollywood, California. To see more looks, click HERE.

Colman Domingo was my favorite of the guys because he never misses. He looked so sharp in this VALENTINO suit. That red just looked fantastic on him. 

Timothee Chalamet wore a yellow custom GIVENCHY suit which needed to be steamed badly. Also, the pants needed to be hemmed. 

Jeff Goldblum looked great in a PRADA suit and the floral accents really made his look standout, and suits him. However, I am surprised that the pants weren't hemmed. 

Sebastian Stan wore a midnight navy PRADA suit with a gold brooch that added some balance to his look. I am in disbelief on the guys wearing custom suits and the pants are not hemmed. 

Joe Alwyn wore a custom J.W. ANDERSON suit which was accessorized with a statement brooch and watch. 

Kit Price wore a classic double-breasted suit by DOLCE & GABBANA. The hem on his pants was slightly better, but it still needed to be fixed. 

Adrien Brody walked away a winner wearing a GIORGIO ARMANI tuxedo and the statement brooch is what took his look to the next level. 

Ethan Slater kept it simple in a GIORGIO ARMANI suit and he really needed some type of accessory to give his look some life. 

Edgar Ramirez wore a midnight navy BRUNELLO CUCINELLI velvet tuxedo and he looked great. 

Kieran Culkin walked away a winner wearing a ZEGNA suit and FRED LEIGHTON jewelry. The problem that I have with his look is that none of the black pieces match color wise, which kinda throws his look off. Also, I feel like a he needed a brooch that had more of a vibrant color.

Jesse Eisenberg is never one to dress over-the-top, so this simple CHRISTIAN DIOR single breasted suit is right up his style alley.  

Samuel L. Jackson wore a DOLCE & GABBANA black suit that featured black embellishments around the jacket. It made the jacket looks better, but I wish that he wore a bow tie. 

Credit: Michael Baker / Etienne Laurent / The Academy / ©A.M.P.A.S