Last Week's Celebs Showed New Ways To Dress For Spring - BeautyNews.com - Skincare | Makeup | Fashion

This time of year brings a certain lightness, and that naturally finds its way into the way style is expressed. With the Easter season in full swing, the past week’s standout menswear moments reflected that shift, with looks that were light, intentional and quietly festive. From television appearances to on-field sightings and intimate outdoor settings, celebrities from all sectors embraced outfits that balanced the shine with ease. More importantly, they’ve shown that you can dress for spring without sacrificing your personality.

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The looks Check out last week’s best-dressed black male celebrities…Colman Domingo Kanye West Lucas Tennie Russel Westbrooke Jonathan Kuminga Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Jafaar Jackson Donovan Mitchell Jaren Jackson Jr.Jalen Williams

What stood out most was not only the clothing itself, but also the atmosphere behind it. Across the board, there was a clear embrace of softer tailoring, flowing silhouettes and color palettes that reflected warmth and innovation. Whether it’s relaxed luxury or performance-ready ensembles, these men have proven that seasonal dressing can remain elevated. The result was a week of style that felt grounded yet expressive: subtle in execution, yet commanding in presence.

The looks

On The tonight show, Jaafar Jackson stepped into the spotlight in a sharply considered Kody Phillips Spring/Summer 2026 look that bridged eras with ease. His monochromatic ensemble consisted of a crisp white shirt with a pattern of delicate black polka dots, layered under a fitted waistcoat that contoured his body with almost tuxedo precision. Meanwhile, high-waisted, wide-leg trousers introduced movement and quiet drama, elongating his silhouette in a way that subtly nodded to old Hollywood. Shiny black dress shoes gave the look a classic formality.

Elsewhere, Colman Domingo delivered a masterclass in understated sophistication via a richly layered Casablanca ensemble. The look, against an intimate balcony backdrop, leaned towards texture and tonal harmony. A leather work jacket, worn loose, paired seamlessly with chocolate brown high-waisted trousers that are easily draped. Together, these earth tones created a palette that was both warm and intentional, while the flowing tailoring introduced Casablanca’s signature relaxed elegance.

Court side, Russell Westbrook continued to refine his personal style through his label Honor The Gift. When he attended the Sacramento Kings-Toronto Raptors game, he opted for a coordinating brown two-piece set that balanced comfort with thoughtful details. The zip-up jacket and relaxed trousers featured a floral pattern of small white blossoms, which added texture without overwhelming the look. Underneath, a simple white undershirt and thin necklace peeked through the open collar, while crisp white sneakers kept the outfit fresh and grounded. Finished off with a matching cap and watch, it felt understated yet considered.