Top Five Most Stylish Men

Top five Most Stylish Men in the World Right Now

By Nazim Ahmed

With no impudence to the fashionista’s— from Tom Cruise to Clooney, Will Smith to Gosling this year most stylish men’s list is different. We talk about those men who look just as sharp on the street as they do on the red carpet. These people understands that, in the camera- phone age, every little walk to the corner can turn into a photo op. These people rarely bother with suits—but when they do, they really make it count. So, with no further introduction let’s proceed to the list:

Number Five of this list is Lucky Blue Smith:

Lucky Blue Smith has made a name for himself by Blue Steel-ing his way through the fashion industry with a shock of white blond hair, painted-by-Hockney pool blue eyes, and hordes of screaming fans that follow him wherever he goes. But there’s more to the world’s most famous male model than just his genetically-blessed looks. There’s his musically- inclined side. There’s the part of him that oozes personal style with a cool kid mix of leather jackets and skinny jeans. And, of course, there’s his mastery of social media thanks to an A+ selfie game on Instagram (over two million followers and counting) that ensures those loyal fans keep coming back for more—or invite them to meet up with him somewhere in Paris. His secret? An arsenal of Zoolander-would-approve poses that don’t disappoint.

Number four in this list includes Academic Award Winner English Actor Eddie Redmayne:

Any Hollywood cuckold can hire a stylist to doll him up in a suit. Dressing casually is actually harder. Doing it well requires a sixth sense—you might even call it a “fashion sense”—on how to loop your belt and perch your glasses. Europeans are apparently born with this gift, and Eddie here embodies it. The guy’s looks turned heads around even when if he’s just running to get the paper. Eddie got his Oscar for his mind-blowing performance in “Theory of Everything”, and even proved his Academic award winning worthiness with hi recent release “The Danish Girl”.

Number three in this list is the “Heimdall” and “Asgardian Hero” Idris Elba:

At present, the nonsexual ideal of an alpha-male movie star does not look like Hugh Grant. It looks like Idris, a groovy who relishes the chance to dress up, and who takes black tie as a challenge to blow everyone else away with a broody monochrome Giorgio Armani look that pretty much exudes masculinity. After the exclusion of Daniel Craig as 007, Idris is considered in the list of next James Bond.

Number two in this lists is none other than the Deadpool himself, Ryan Reynolds:

Reynolds flicked the switch – from chick flick actor to action stud – when he underwent intense physical training to play Hannibal King in ‘Blade: Trinity’. A change in physique propelled a change in style too; transitioning him from the unfashionable college goof Van Wilder to the red carpet ruler you see today. Let’s take a closer look at scoring his style. Classic’ is an understatement when describing Ryan Reynolds’ style. The actor takes creative direction from the greats – Paul Newman and Steve McQueen, the latter lending inspiration for Reynolds’ immaculate tailoring choice – the three-piece suit. Casual wear also stays fifties inspired, while reworked jackets in cool suedes, rich denim and English-cues (think gilets) eliminate any costume-y aesthetics from the vintage outerwear. But, if you had to choose one, lonely adjective for Ryan Reynolds’ fashion, it would have to be ‘blue’.

Numero Uno of this list is none other than Tom Hardy:

Let’s get one thing straight: Tom Hardy is not someone who walks around every day in three-piece suits. When the paparazzi catch him by surprise, he’s often dressed way, way down—we’re
talking XL cargo pants and baseball caps that look like they’ve been in his closet for decades. That said, when it comes to tattoos and facial hair, he’s got style in spades, and on the red carpet and at events, Hardy always blows the competition away. In fact, we’re tempted to say he’s earned those 15-year-old cargo pants= (well, almost).