A movie star is always at risk of being caught in their worst casual gear by the paparazzi, or in the worse fashion design of the year on the red carpet. The absolute best dressed movie stars look good at the Oscars, the petrol station and on and off stage, pulling off their fashion sense naturally. These few below always dress to impression whatever the occasion:
Daniel Craig is our James Bond movie star that manages to pull off a suit on and off the stage; he has a talent for matching casual tees and expensive suits no matter the occasion. His perfectly styled hair, stylish jackets and expensive shoes make him as famous as the classy James Bond persona.
Of course, no list would be complete with George Clooney. He's the king of "oh, this old thing?" and pulls off the classical casual style with expensive and mediocre gear. For years George Clooney has been the leader of the 'fashionable casual', long before it was the standard dress sense of movie stars.
The Pirates of the Carribean Legend, Johnny Depp, has long had a reputation for style. Unlike other male movie stars Johnny Depp isn't afraid to douse himself in scarves, hats, bracelets and necklaces. So far he has never had a boring appearance, wowing us with a variety of colours and wardrobes each time. Despite the majority of movie stars going for the 'casual' look, Johnny Depp has often been described to have a 'Bohemian' sense of fashion.
Hugh Jackman
Many people wouldn't expect to see Hugh Jackman on the list of most well dressed movie stars but his talent for pulling off extremely casual and laid back looks is incomparable to any other star. Despite often seen in jeans and t-shirts, Hugh Jackman is clean shaven and well prepared for the press wherever he goes.
Jude Law has a preppy kind of look about him that works particular great all around. He's normally dressed in sweaters or shirts, accompanied with nearly groomed hair with absolute attention to detail. His look is the 'stylish rough' look all men desire - a natural fashion sense. Despite paying attention to every detail, Jude Law still looks like he just rolled out of best with that great hair style and clothes. - 42265
Daniel Craig is our James Bond movie star that manages to pull off a suit on and off the stage; he has a talent for matching casual tees and expensive suits no matter the occasion. His perfectly styled hair, stylish jackets and expensive shoes make him as famous as the classy James Bond persona.
Of course, no list would be complete with George Clooney. He's the king of "oh, this old thing?" and pulls off the classical casual style with expensive and mediocre gear. For years George Clooney has been the leader of the 'fashionable casual', long before it was the standard dress sense of movie stars.
The Pirates of the Carribean Legend, Johnny Depp, has long had a reputation for style. Unlike other male movie stars Johnny Depp isn't afraid to douse himself in scarves, hats, bracelets and necklaces. So far he has never had a boring appearance, wowing us with a variety of colours and wardrobes each time. Despite the majority of movie stars going for the 'casual' look, Johnny Depp has often been described to have a 'Bohemian' sense of fashion.
Hugh Jackman
Many people wouldn't expect to see Hugh Jackman on the list of most well dressed movie stars but his talent for pulling off extremely casual and laid back looks is incomparable to any other star. Despite often seen in jeans and t-shirts, Hugh Jackman is clean shaven and well prepared for the press wherever he goes.
Jude Law has a preppy kind of look about him that works particular great all around. He's normally dressed in sweaters or shirts, accompanied with nearly groomed hair with absolute attention to detail. His look is the 'stylish rough' look all men desire - a natural fashion sense. Despite paying attention to every detail, Jude Law still looks like he just rolled out of best with that great hair style and clothes. - 42265
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