On every red carpet, those who take the media attention are -mostly- women. The parade of women's dresses, sets and suits make their styling very attractive to the public and the desire to know who was better or worse is triggered.

This attention is not received by men and it is at this moment that many people wonder why. The answer is very simple and it is enough to see any carpet at any event, where almost everyone wears the same uniform: a black suit jacket, white shirt and tie.

This lack of interest in fashion means that attention to men's clothing is negligible. However, more and more people enjoy expressing themselves through their clothes, showing off style and giving a lesson to people of the same gender, as happened with Jared Leto at the House of Gucci preview in London.

For the occasion, the actor completely banished black and dared with a striking Gucci suit in light blue velvet with a clear seventies inspiration, which he combined with a vanilla shirt and white shoes.

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The loose, wavy hair, the diamond necklace that covered her sternum and the heart-shaped clutch full of crystals, ended up giving the touch of glamor that is expected for the presentation of a film about the world of fashion as is House of Gucci.

Leto demonstrated that he stands apart from traditional masculinity with a look full of color and fun, in which he shows that he is clear about who he is and that he is not afraid to express it. The contrast between her and her on-screen partner, Adam Driver, was more than noticeable.

For his part, Driver resorted to the classic pairing that on social networks was labeled as boring and without any hint of the glamor that his companions did display on the red carpet.

"He has decided to go as a graduate Villalobos from Nestlé's human resources department, with a very boring look and fitting", comments the stylist and TikTok fashion star, Manu Castillo, regarding Driver's styling.

Although tradition continues to prevail, men like Jared Leto, Harry Styles, Billy Porter, Timothée Chalamet or Ezra Miller are helping the taste for fashion, something typically feminine, transcend gender.