Most Stylish of the Week: Zac Efron, Penn Badgley & Shia LeBeouf

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Either this past week has been terribly quiet in the menswear department or I am useless at finding images online. One way or another, this post is not as exciting as I would've liked it to be.
Zac Efron's appearance on the post is a bit of a cheat because he hasn't dressed himself as he's in the set of his latest film. But seeing that most celebrities get dressed, to a certain extent, by someone else I thought it would be okay. The proportions of this look couldn't be more perfect. I love the printed tie worn with the button-down shirt but my favourite part of the look are the penny loafers. Worn sock-less and with slightly cropped trousers they're the chicest option for the spring, specially if you get to play around with casual Friday at work.
Ever since wrapping up Gossip Girl Penn Badgley has taken scruffy to a whole new level way past chic. This week he seems to have put an end of his lack of personal hygiene and married the scruffy vibe with a relaxed yet cool look. I love the touch of the tuxedo jacket worn over the loose yellow tee and the brown Oxford shoes. Red circles on your eyes are never a good touch, though.
If you scroll down to forget about Shia LeBeouf's out of control facial hair his Prada suit and polo shirt make for a knock-out outfit. The fit of the suit if perfect and the slight shine and dash of burgundy of the polo shirt bring in a dash of refined sportswear. And the cast? Well, I'm more of a white clay and and crutches kind of man, but whatever floats his boat.

Most Stylish of the Week: 50 shades of grey (almost)

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It has been a great week for style thanks to the MTV VMA's, Fashion's Night Out, the Venice Biennale and New York Fashion Week. And if you add the world premiere of 'Anna Karenina' featuring Jude Law and Aaron Johnson, you get a killer combination.
Mostly every most stylish guy has gone for grey this season, which is always a great choice for the beginning of autumn and, while classic, it's much less boring than black.
Ryan Lochte, who is rumoured to be launching his own clothing line, proved he can suit up just as well in the dry. His dark grey suit and the soft touch of the knit polka dot tie and the nice glimmer of the brown shoes were perfect for his NYFW debut. I hope he keeps it up.
After consecutive bad choices in the style and grooming (and personal hygiene) department, Shia LaBeouf finally trimmed his beard and slipped on a pair of slim cuffed suit trousers. It seems that's all he needed to look fly in Venice.
Dave Franco is a lot less talked-about than his brother James but has a much cooler style. This week he gave a lesson in how to wear tailoring in a light grey suit cut to perfection paired with a classic white shirt and a midnight blue bowtie of perfect proportions.
Jude Law knows he doesn't have to try very hard to be the best dressed. For his London premiere of 'Anna Karenina' he combined 3 different shades of grey that made up a 3-piece suit for pros. Like Lochte, he knows that the best touch to a grey look is always a nice tan leather shoe.

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I mostly unashamedly admit how big a fan I am of One Direction. There is something about their music that always puts me in a good mood. And it's always great to see them live because they're pretty much the best dressed boy band in history. On Friday night they picked up three awards at the MTV VMA's and gave another lesson in style, which is to say a lot when you consider they have barely made it to their 20's. My personal favourite is Louis Tomlinson, who wins this week's best grooming for his sleek, badass and effortless hairdo and subtle stubble.