Welcome to the 2025 awards show season... we've arrived! Cameras are flashing, acceptance speeches are prepared, and hosts are nervously awaiting reactions on social media. While it's a delight to reflect on the best movies, music, and television shows of the past year, what we're here for is the FASHION. With awards show season kicking off at the start of the new year, the best menswear looks on the red carpet offer a peek into what we can expect to trend throughout 2025.

The 67th Annual Grammy Awards

With winners like Beyoncé, Doechii, Sabrina Carpenter, and Chappell Roan, this Grammys was one for the girls. But that didn't stop some of music's most stylish men from showing out on the red carpet. We loved the variety of styles, colors, and dress levels featured. Because —as Beyoncé says — genre is just a construct meant to be broken.

Trevor Noah

Grammys host Trevor Noah kept it classic in a slick black tuxedo with satin lapel. While it doesn't have zig-zag textured stripes like Noah's ensemble, you can find the same accent satin lapel in this Vinci Wool Feel Slim Fit Tuxedo. The comedian kept the show focused not only on the industry's best artists, but also on the event's efforts to raise donations to aid recovery for the Los Angeles-area wildfires.

John Legend

John Legend's most recent release was last year's children's album titled My Favorite Dream. He showed up on the 2025 Grammys' red carpet in a subtly patterned brown-and-black suit, a rich brown dress shirt, and black scarf in lieu of a tie. We found this outfit to be the perfect representation of his warm, timeless style. This Stacy Adams Hybrid Fit Sport Coat in Brown Paisley captures many of the same sophisticated elements for just $159.

Noah Kahan

Noah Kahan continues to headline festivals across the country following the immense success of Stick Season, and he looked dapper as ever at the 67th Grammy Awards. Noah is still finding his formal style, but he couldn't go wrong with this classic double-breasted ivory suit. It matched his wide grin appearing on the red carpet! We found similar features in this Statement 100% Wool Suit with Wide Peak Lapel for $269.

FINNEAS

FINNEAS rose to fame creating music alongside his superstar sister, Billie Eilish — and they kicked off the 67th Grammy Awards with a touching rendition of their hit Birds of a Feather. But not before FINNEAS arrived to the ceremony rocking this monotone rich brown outfit finished with red-tone sunglasses. You can find a similar maroon brown hue in this Statement 100% Wool Suit in Textured Plaid.

Kendrick Lamar

It's no coincidence that Kendrick Lamar rolled up to the Grammys rocking a "Canadian tuxedo" to accept an award for his groundbreaking diss track against Canadian rapper, Drake. We'll be the first to admit that this Royal Diamond Denim Suit doesn't have the same vibes — but it does still classify as a Canadian tuxedo. And priced at just $75, this look is a lot more affordable than Lamar's Maison Margiela attire.

The 2025 Golden Globes

This was one of our favorite years yet in terms of men's style on the Golden Globes red carpet. We saw lots of gem-inspired colors, wide lapels, and monochrome matching. If this is any indication of how the 2025 awards season will go, we can't wait to see what other looks are in store.

Adam Brody

Adam Brody is back on the scene with Netflix's Nobody Wants This, maintaining his crush-worthy status from The OC in the early 2000s. His Golden Globes attire didn't disappoint. He rocked a double-breasted suit in a trending tone – hunter green – with a contrasting black lapel. You can find many of the same features in this Stacy Adams tuxedo with contrasting shawl lapel, priced at just $199 from CCO Menswear.

Morris Chestnut

You might recognize Morris Chestnut from his iconic roles in Boyz n the Hood and The Best Man. We love that he dared to wear red on the red carpet, rocking a monochrome crimson suit, shirt, and tie. The single-button closure on his suit jacket added a unique touch of sophistication. Feeling inspired by this style? You can find a similar hue in this Stacy Adams hybrid fit suit in rust for just $199.

Andrew Garfield

If there's one thing we've learned from the 2025 Golden Globes red carpet, it's that wide lapels and hunter green are trending hard. Andrew Garfield had social media going wild with his get-up, following the success of A24's We Live In Time. Some of the standout traits of this ensemble can be found in this  Statement 100% wool suit in hunter green, priced at a budget-friendly $269.

Matt Friend

Comedian Matt Friend delivered serious style at the Golden Globes, serving purple chic. The elongated lapel added height to his 5'7" frame, and here we see yet another example of a monochrome look featuring matching suit and shirt. This rich plum hue is as unique as it is stunning — and you can find your own version of this in Stacy Adams hybrid fit suit. Priced at just $199, this deal is no joke.

Tyler James Williams

Last but not least is Tyler James Williams. He's been on the scene since he was a kid in Everybody Hates Chris, and his role on the hilarious Abbott Elementary has taken his fame to the next level. While we couldn't find a perfect dupe for his wide-shouldered, cropped jacket, this Tazio suit features a similar dimensional grey tone.

Keep that popcorn popping... there's more to come! We'll keep updating here as awards show season continues.