MR’s Best and Worst Dressed Men at the Oscars

Some of our favorite stars chose to stand out in bold color, while others wowed in impeccably fitted traditional tuxes. Here, our picks for the best- and worst-dressed men of Oscars night.

Best Double-Breasted: Chris Pine

Best Navy Tux: Eddie Redmayne in Alexander McQueen

Best Shawl Collar: Chiwetel Ejiofor

Best Use of Velvet: Common in Prada

Best Vested: Bradley Cooper in Salvatore Ferragamo

Best White Jackets:
Jeff Goldblum and Adrien Brody in Dolce & Gabbana

The Perfect Fit: Michael Keaton in Ralph Lauren

The Perfect Fit: Tim McGraw

The Perfect Fit: Chris Pratt in Tom Ford

Rewarding the Risk Takers:
Jared Leto let his hair down in lavender Givenchy

Rewarding the Risk Takers:
Neil Patrick Harris (right) in Brunello Cucinelli

Rewarding the Risk Takers:
David Oyelowo stood out from the crowd
in oxblood Dolce & Gabbana

Missing the Mark:
A diamond dog collar is not an appropriate stand-in
for a tie, John Travolta

Missing the Mark:
The look Will.i.am chose was ill-fitting and way too casual

Missing the Mark:
J.K. Simmons should have followed Chanel’s advice and taken off an accessory (or two) before leaving the house