A little bit of sheen and shine here and there could never hurt.

Elegant, classic, and definitely not boring—even the Met Gala would be glad to have this fit.

He went from looking rugged in a post-apocalyptic world to looking absolutely on fleek in real life.

Paying homage to Frederick Douglass in a suit his friend made while staying true to his villain era.

Rose gold on a big guy has never looked so good.

This year’s Best Actor in the best tux he’s ever been in. Smooth.

Certainly not the first to win the Best Supporting Actor in a bow tie, but definitely one of the best-dressed to do so.

He might not have won anything this night, but at least he look good doing it.

A black tuxedo is definitely better than whatever he’s wearing (or not wearing) in Top Gun.

Showing us how to age gracefully with a suit to match.

His unbuttoned fit is the saving grace to his disastrous interview just a moment before.

Custom-made by the original drape creator for men, the RRR star proves that a black tux isn’t—and shouldn’t—be the only formalwear for the red carpet.

When all else fails, head-to-toe black will save you. Just get a shiny watch to contrast.

Channeling a bit of the ’70s flair is also a foolproof move.

Detailed to look textured and sophisticated, his suit is just what we all need to see (and in our closet).