Last Week, Celebrities' Red Carpet Looks Took A Celebrated Turn - BeautyNews.com - Skincare | Makeup | Fashion

From the CFDA Fashion Awards and the premiere of The running man At the Billboard Live Music Summit and EBONY Power 100 Gala last week, Black men gave red carpet fashion a new meaning — one rooted in balance. Between structure and fluidity, opulence and restraint, theatricality and quiet confidence, their style moments reflected an evolution in contemporary menswear. These weren’t just well-dressed performances; they were statements of craftsmanship, silhouette and unapologetic self-expression.

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The looks Check out last week’s best-dressed black male celebrities… Colman Domingo Lewis Hamilton Burna boy Guard Stefon Diggs Keith Powers Jacob Latimore Lance Gross Caleb McLaughlin Olly Sholotan

The looks

At the premiere of The running man, Colman Domingo delivered a masterclass in high drama and sophistication with a striking Anamika Khanna menswear ensemble. His long, textured coat glittered under the lights and was richly decorated to draw attention to his every move. Underneath a jacket with a deep V-neck and wide, flowing black trousers, creating a dialogue between precision and ease. The result was a look that felt both regal and radical, blending luxury with performance and reaffirming Domingo’s position as one of Hollywood’s most daring red carpet dressers.

Meanwhile, at the 2025 CFDA Fashion Awards, Stefon Diggs redefined power dressing with a modern, sculptural sensibility. His Willy Chavarria ensemble paired an oversized double-breasted black blazer – anchored by sharply defined shoulders – with navy wide-leg trousers with subtle pinstripes. The combination of structure and draping created a silhouette that spoke of confidence without excess. A bright white tank top and polished black shoes created an effortlessly cool look, capturing Diggs’ signature blend of power and sophistication.

On the other hand Olly Sholotan opted for a minimalist route to elegance on the red carpet in a sleek Yves Saint Laurent look. His long black jacket, punctuated by a single decorative brooch on the collar, exuded a quiet confidence. Meanwhile, relaxed sleeves and dramatic wide-leg trousers introduced just enough movement to soften the formality, allowing the look to breathe. Furthermore, finished with understated shoes and minimal jewelry, Sholotan’s ensemble was proof that restraint can be its own form of daring.