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Doing it Right: Men in Hollywood Edition

_{Written by admin, Sunday, June 29th, 2008 in Doing it Right, Fashion, Movies and Music}

Due to popular demand, we’ve started a new section- “Doing it Right”, a collection of images of men and women, simply put, doing fashion right. Our first gallery is of male celebrities- some people you no doubt have heard of, some you may have not. As expected, many of these celebrities are stylish- but some are unique and bold enough to set real standards in their industry that transcend the normal fare. Here are some of those men.

Sean Combs - Rapstar turned Fashion Idol

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Sean Combs is a man who made rap go professional- I'm not kidding. With his unique influence in fashion by taking suits and making them fashionable again, he has created a veritable fashion empire. His clothing line, Sean John, is urban mixed with the absolute perfection in menswear- and hey, it's not Brooks Brothers, but it's damn awesome. Pictured, Diddy's classy pinstriped suit, is impeccably tailored and accented- and carries a gangster feel that adequately connects with his rap beginnings.

Tags: Al Pacino, Brad Pitt, Bruce Willis, Christian Bale, David Beckham, Elvis Presley, Fashion, Hugh Grant, Justin Timberlake, Kanye West, Matt Damon, Sean Combs, Sean Connery, wardrobe, Will Smith

7 Responses to Doing it Right: Men in Hollywood Edition

dagamdagee says:

June 29, 2008 at 4:52 am

I agree 100% on all of these although, you kinda butchered Bruce a little bit. I know he’s got that rough around the edges look, but you picked a picture that makes him look like a dirty hobo more than anything else.

Thatismynoodle says:

June 29, 2008 at 4:31 pm

Good list.
Though I would actually say the Bruce Willis is kind of an oddball here, but I was really happy to see Hugh Grant on there.

Yum22Yum23 says:

June 30, 2008 at 2:09 am

I’ve always had a problem with using famous individuals as examples. And it is that no matter what they do, the general populace will accept it as if it were normal, and that is why, as was said, some go overboard. This puts dents in objectivity, but hell, we’re talking fashion, nothing objective in there. Notice the terribly well fitting panama (hat) of Sean Connery (c.f: I don’t have buttons but I have a cool hat).

david mudkip says:

July 23, 2008 at 2:49 pm

A monkey in a suit, hardly doing it right.

Style Habits says:

July 29, 2008 at 2:42 pm

Despite the fact that I don’t care for Sean Combs music (etc), he certainly is reviving classic style, and for that I admire the man.

Anonymous says:

February 5, 2009 at 2:24 am

Kanye West is doing fashion right?
More like doing it wrong.

Smack0r says:

August 17, 2011 at 8:22 am

I am actually somewhat puzzled that you did not mention Taye Diggs at all.
To me, this would have been THEE obvious choice for fashion role models, if not even ranking #1 in the list (tieing with Christian Bale).