Last Week’s Best Dressed Men Brought Western Style Into the Now.

From red carpet premieres to heartfelt wedding vows and sold-out stadiums, last week was a showcase of bold, stylish statements by Black male celebrities across a spectrum of high-profile moments. Whether marking a cinematic debut, celebrating a personal milestone, or commanding a cultural tour stop, these men didn’t just show up—they showed out. Whether it was the Atlanta premiere of Madea’s Destination Wedding, Kid Cudi’s intimate nuptials, or during Beyoncé’s electrifying Cowboy Carter tour stop, fashion took center stage. Across these occasions, sharp silhouettes, luxurious textures, and western-inspired flair defined the looks with unmistakable steeze.

The Looks

At the Atlanta screening of Madea’s Destination Wedding, Tyler Perry struck a balance between designer polish and down-to-earth ease. He wore a matching deep blue Louis Vuitton set—short-sleeve shirt and cuffed trousers in the brand’s signature monogram. The textured pattern added depth and dimension. Meanwhile, tan Timberland-style boots and a black baseball cap grounded the look. Together, the pieces reflected Perry’s signature laid-back aesthetic. Indeed, it was a masterclass in blending upscale fashion with authentic personal style.

Kid Cudi turned heads at his wedding in an impeccably tailored Saint Laurent tuxedo—equal parts timeless and modern. The double-breasted black blazer, featuring bold peak lapels, delivered pure red carpet energy. In contrast, the relaxed wide-leg trousers added his signature cool to the formal look. A crisp white shirt and slim black tie kept the styling elegant and restrained. Meanwhile, sleek black shoes rounded out the refined silhouette. Minimalist yet magnetic, the outfit was a quiet flex—a testament to Cudi’s effortless command of understated luxury.

At Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter tour stop in Atlanta, stylist Elly Karamoh brought high-fashion rodeo energy in a head-to-toe Celine look that reimagined Western style through a runway lens. His black zip-up jacket, trimmed with white piping and stamped with the Celine crest, was daringly worn over a bare chest. It was a bold move, pulled off with ease. He paired it with relaxed black trousers, crisp white pointed-toe boots, and a wide-brim hat. The result? Cowboy chic with irresistible Parisian finesse. Aviator shades and a touch of jewelry added polish. Altogether, it was a standout look that proved great fashion tells a story, and Karamoh’s was one of frontier glamour with a couture twist.