Who: Michael B. Jordan
Where: Rihanna MET Gala afterparty | New York City
Wearing: Felt Plaid Jacket Shirt, White Tee, Distressed Ash Black Denim, & Chelsea Boots
Why?: Keep it simple and sleek when you’re wearing Plaid. Under stand the pattern is a nice sort of statement. So classically, dress it down.

Who: Spike Lee
Where: Fashion For Relief | Cannes Film Festival
Wearing: Metallic Floral Blazer, White Button Down, Tie & Select Necklaces, Black Cropped Dress Pants, Canvas Sneakers.
Why?: Necklaces over your tie? Why Not.
Who: Luke Evans
Where: ‘A Gentlemans Night Out’ by Chopard | Cannes Film Festival
Wearing: Bottega Veneta
Why?: Evans has become a master on making that 70’s slick look for him. The Cropped Slacks, Penny Loafers, Straw Belt, and Silk Lined Button Up Sweater are all Spring staples we can learn from.

Who: Virgil Abloh
Where: Fashion For Relief | Cannes Film Festival
Wearing: Bleau windbreaker, Black Tee, Statement Belt, Ash Black Dad Jeans, & Sneakers.
Why?: The dad is a relatable universal style that has become very popular lately, but Virgil elevated it with the correlating shoes and jacket finishing with a pair of deep black vintage style frame.

Who: Donald Glover
Where: Premiere of Solo: A Star Wars Story in Los Angeles
Wearing: Salvatore Ferragamo suit, Kenzo shirt, Bottega Veneta shoes, and Tiffany & Co. jewelry
Why?: Red isn’t a friendly color for alot of people, but clearly when you throw a monochromatic spin on it – and you’re Donald Glover, you become one.

Who: Adrien Brody
Where: Fashion For Relief | Cannes Film Festival
Wearing: A monochromatic ensemble of Gray – Scarf, Tee, Jeans, & Chukka Boots
Why?: A trend that we’re not sure when, or, why it faded but would love to see it as a comeback. The scarf tie is an simple staple and extremely easy way to elevate your look. Whether it be on the Streets or the Red Carpet.