Best Dressed Men of the Week (October 17-23)
By Eduardo Limón
Here is your weekly dose of best-dressed men that will serve as your absolute reference for the next few days.
Halloween, Day of the Dead, the posadas and every party with a Christmas pretext that we can think of is coming up. It is obvious that we need to think about our best outfits to be able to attend any of these without the famous problem of "And now what do I wear?"... Not only because of their presentation or festive spirit -which in the end this can vary from one to one, depending on our style—, but for its comfort and resistance to the climates of this season. Because we need clothes that cover us from the strong winds in autumn and prepare us for the humid winter afternoons. Because we must also go releasing one or another existing piece in our wardrobe, as well as acquire a couple of models that update us in the field of fashion. And if we add all this up, it's not an easy thing, brother.
From the Mexican Diego Boneta with all his classic elegance, to Josh O'Connor and his contemporary European style, you will not need anything to outline what you can wear in a very short time. Even today.
Tom Hiddleston
Famous for his role as Loki, Tom attended a special screening of Warner's new sci-fi film Dune. That's where we saw him wearing a simple suit, very well fitted and in midnight blue. Instead of wearing a traditional shirt, Hiddleston opted for a basic deep blue t-shirt. Great choice to lighten the formality of a suit like this one, whose pants rise to the ankles —in a very English way. The shoes? Some derby in black; shoe model that should not be missing in the closet.
Oscar Isaac
Jason Momoa
Momoa is a hero on and off the screen. Just as he is a great character in the DC film universe, he is a man whose physique shows that having a large body is a source of pride and a very good advantage when dressing. Especially if you're willing to take some risks and make wild style choices. For sample: this green plaid suit and velvet loafers. Get out of the ordinary. If you arrive like this at one of your December parties, you will be a hit.
Kit Harrington
The pinstripe can be as contemporary as you want it to be. And this is how this actor understands it, who decided on this pattern in a slightly oversized sartorial model with a double-breasted jacket, whose sleeves he opted to roll up. Neutral color shirt and black tennis shoes were the perfect complement to this suit.
Josh O'Connor
A sweater for a shirt? Really? With nothing below? Completely. Sophistication and modernity in a very simple gesture to be one of the best dressed men ever. The suit has certain maximalist elements that also help this look. Pay attention to the neck of his sweater: Josh doesn't exactly have a lot of chest hair, but if you do, it might be something to take advantage of with a look like this.
Diego Boneta
Diego has joined one of the clearest sartorial trends today. The checkered suit and all its possible types. His choice was a painting called windowpane that will help you a lot to look elegant and classic. With a certain vintage charge - like gangster or Mad Men - you will make all eyes turn to you wherever you go.
