So, the Cannes Film Festival 2023 red carpet is still a hotbed of massive menswear moments

From Manu Ríos to Noah Beck, another year of huge serves down at La Croisette de Cannes
Manu Ríos
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The Cannes Film Festival 2023 celebrates good films (obviously). But it's also become fertile ground for a specific type of European glamour. America does the baseball caps and sunglasses celeb incognito thing so well. Britain has its self-deprecating acceptance speeches and classic suits. But over the Channel, things get a little experimental; a little breathless; a little ‘a kiss to each cheek’ as audiences openly weep and cry ‘bravo!’ at landmark cinema. It's theatrical in that self-assured way only continental Europeans can pull off – and the clothes match.

Held down at La Croisette de Cannes, since 1946 the festival has seen the likes of King Charles, Austin Butler, Timothée Chalamet and Leonardo Dicaprio rock up in previous years, and each time, there's a deviation from their normal wardrobes. Sure, some adhere to the famously strict dress code (mandatory black tie jackets and ties for men on the red carpet) and some just… don't. There's Manu Ríos in Saint Laurent. Ethan Hawke in doubled-up stripes. And we're only two days into the Cannes Film Festival 2023.

Manu Ríos

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Attending the premiere of Strange Way Of Life, Spanish actor Manu Ríos did the sexy thing in Saint Laurent and Cartier.

Noah Beck

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Noah Beck suited up in Valentino down at the Palais des Festivals.

Ethan Hawke

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A Cannes Film Festival regular, Ethan Hawke doubled down on doubled-up stripes in Saint Laurent and Piaget.

Jason Fernández

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Big flares and big arms is the Jason Fernández way of doing Cannes.

Zhu Yilong

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Actor Zhu Yilong proved that bow ties ain't going anywhere.

Manu Ríos

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Another Saint Laurent drip from Ríos.

Jose Condessa

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Portuguese actor Jose Condessa jumped on the chest-flashing train in Saint Laurent.

Manu Rios

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Continuing his winning streak in Cannes, Manu Ríos slipped into a Ferragamo fit fresh off the catwalk.

Paul Dano

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A big Berluti drip.

Martin Scorsese

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Martin Scorsese returned to Cannes in a fit worthy of its time on the French Riviera.

Leonardo Dicaprio

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Leo doing Leo in a sustainable save-the-world suit from Alexander McQueen.

Zhu Yilong

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Big, baggy and a little different. It's a Wooyoungmi moment.

Jude Law

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Jude Law, face of Brioni, in Brioni.

Daryl McCormack

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Irish actor Daryl McCormack went classic in Prada.

Sam Riley

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Massive collar, double-width stripes and voluminous trousers. The Seventies called…

Michael Fassbender

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Custom Louis Vuitton seems more than appropriate for a stint in the South of France.

The Weeknd

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For the premiere of his much-talked-about series The Idol, The Weeknd went classic with a twist in Loewe.

Troye Sivan

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Troye Sivan, who stars in The Idol, made the case for cut-out clothing (by Alexander McQueen) and wet look hair.