Host Jerrod Carmichael Brought His Fashion A-Game to the Golden Globes 

It’s a lot of pressure to host a major Hollywood awards show, but comedian Jerrod Carmichael nailed his turn on the Golden Globes mainstage tonight. He proved he could land a good joke, but even better outfits. Carmichael’s several changes throughout the evening were all about modern—and at times, unexpected—riffs on traditional menswear cues. Meaning, no boring black or navy suits here!

Carmichael started the night strong with his opening monologue, when he sported tonal pink tailoring by Teddy Vonranson. His dusty rose satin blazer, pink shirt (no tie), and salmon-beige pants were cohesive and fresh. He then changed into a full look by Atelier Cillian that included a white double-breasted suit and semi-sheer turtleneck, with a hint of his pearl necklace shining through. His jewelry game was certainly strong tonight. Another outfit change—a blue, velvety plaid suit—was even punctuated with an Art Deco-style brooch on the lapel.

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The comedian’s best look of the whole night, however? It came near the end of the show, when he emerged in a fully-beaded Bode vest from the label’s fall 2022 collection. Paired with a crisp white shirt and classic black trousers, the statement piece was allowed to shine on its own. Sure, he was a good host and all, but in our hearts, he was also one of the night’s best dressed men.