Hamm played it smart, going Clooney classic with a gorgeous tux by Giorgio Armani. In fact, Hamm’s tux looked like the very same Armani worn by George Clooney at this year’s Golden Globes. No foul there, since we’re talking about timeless men’s formalwear, which can really only be remixed in a finite number of ways.
The Armani tux in question is a midnight blue, two-button, single-breasted dinner jacket with perfectly proportioned peak lapels that were neither too wide nor too narrow. It’s a trend-proof evening suit that would have looked great in 1960, 1970, 1980… whenever. Years from now, when we look back at images like his from last night, we’ll still be able to say “That’s what a real movie star looks like.”
He completed the picture with clean and handsome hair and grooming, honoring the occasion with graceful, glamorous, Cary Grant-grade elegance. Slam dunk.
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“I pretended to be somebody I wanted to be and I finally became that person. Or he became me. Or we met at some point.” Archie Leach
I have always wondered if Clooney was doing it consciously or if he is just the current iteration of a Hollywood Type that we need to anchor the Movies. While watching Irreconcilable Differences I was stunned and delighted at how well he channeled Grant’s grace and physicality…it was uncanny, really, and a treat to watch.
As always, Mr. Hahn, well done and necessary. Thanks
tj