2017 Met Gala Best Dressed Men

The Metropolitan Museum of Art holds the Met Gala the first Monday of May every year to fund it’s only self-funded department, the Costume Institute (or the fashion department). About 600 people attend and tickets are an easy $30K a pop. This year’s theme was Rei Kawakubo/Comme de Garcones: Art of the In-Betweens. If you’re one of the 99.9% of people that don’t know that reference, check out this NY Times article which explains the Met Gala 2017 theme. What do we love about the Met Gala?  It’s a black-tie event but people go in an atypical direction with their looks. Men embrace their creative ideas, or the ideas of their stylists, and try unusual pieces and combinations. This year Rami Malek got props for his pure red ensemble, we loved Joe Jonas in burgundy, all the white dinner jackets were a little safe for the event but looked super sharp, and Tom Brady in Tom Ford rounded out our favorites. Check out all the details and how to create your own look below.

Blue Tuxedos and Suits:

Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively, need we say more? If one thing is certain...it's that Ryan Reynolds knows how to rock a navy blue suit and light blue bow tie. 

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Eddie Redmayne rocked his blue tuxedo look with a double breasted coat and matching bow tie. 

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Presley Gerber went with this blue suede tuxedo coat style that seems to be gaining popularity on the red carpet these days. 

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White Tuxedos:

Ansel Elgort played it safe with his white dinner jacket and black bow tie combo, but still looking sharp as always.

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John Legend went with a Burberry white dinner jacket and black tie, and continues to be relationship goals with Chrissy Teigen.

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Alexander Skarsgard showed us more of the same white dinner jacket and black bow tie, but still looked as sharp as ever.

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Colored and Grey Tuxedos:

Joe Jonas met and exceeded our burgundy expectations with this pin stripe H&M tuxedo. 

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Nick Jonas went with a fun, patterned design on his Ralph Lauren tuxedo while balancing it out with a simple black bow tie. 

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Tom Brady wearing Tom Ford, how fitting. He always knows how to look good on the red carpet, and this grey suede number is no exception. 

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We can't figure out where the red carpet starts and where Rami Malek ends! Going for a bold red tuxedo by Dior Homme, it was definitely a look that paid off for him.

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Black Tuxedos:

Future adds a little interest to his black tuxedo look with a navy blue peak lapel and ruffled dress shirt. 

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Riz Ahmed goes with a more casual all-black look, opting out of wearing a tie for his red carpet debut.

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Bobby Cannavale keeps it dark on the red carpet with an all black Ralph Lauren tuxedo and black tie.

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Luke Evans known for his role in Beauty and the Beast, can be seen on the red carpet keeping his look simple and elegant wearing Louis Vuitton. 

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The Weeknd can't feel his face when he is looking sharper than ever on the red carpet in a solid black tuxedo and bow tie. 

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Matt Smith kept his look classic in a black Burberry tuxedo, but added a unique touch with his large, slouchy bow tie. Sometimes all you need is a cool accessory to stand out. 

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