Male Oscars outfits are often so boring that anyone who risks has our full approval and respect.
And we are not talking about wearing a big bow tie instead of a normal one or a blue tuxedo instead of the traditional black, but about being really daring. These are the men who gave us some fresh air on the red carpet:
Ryan Gosling
The 'La La Land' actor continues to resist wearing the typical outfit expected of a man at an awards show. If at the Golden Globes he opted for white, for the Oscars he had another pleasant surprise in store for us. Gosling wore a fringed shirt by Anto Shirt under a Gucci tuxedo.
Terrence Howard
As an alternative to so much formality and structure, the relaxed note of the evening was set by the star of 'Empire' with this La Perla dressing gown jacket. In a show of style and personality, Howard went one step further than Jared Leto, who last year was our best dressed man in a Gucci pajama tuxedo.
Tarell Alvin McCraney
In white from head to toe, this is how the Oscar-winning screenwriter of 'Moonlight' was presented. A nice textured white suit on whose lapel a red ribbon was placed in support of HIV victims. His mother passed away from complications related to this disease when he was taking his first steps as a playwright.
Pharrell Williams
More than welcome is the Pharrell idea of traveling in the boundary between what is considered masculine and feminine. The musician completed his Chanel morning coat (for which he is an ambassador) with a pearl necklace and a brooch, on which the imprint of his friend, the designer Karl Lagerfeld, can be clearly seen.