In retrospect, there was never any chance that the 2025 Grammys would feel like just another awards show. With a devastated Los Angeles in the background and more than a couple of very strange folks making a move for the spotlight in the foreground, the evening was always going to be different. But different isn't always bad. And while some people seem to be seeking all the wrong kinds of attention—which we won't be giving them here, by the way—others are genuinely delivering on the style front.
Did The Grateful Dead's Bob Weir show up wearing a robe-ish/kimono-ish tuxedo and a bolo tie at the same time? You're damn right he did—and he looked great. Ditto that for Finneas, who looked sleek, slouchy, and sexy in a tonal burgundy getup. More than a few dudes rocked white, off-white, or cream jackets or suits, with impressive results. And the guys from Green Day proved that while you can't take the insouciant SoCal punk out of the insouciant SoCal punk band, they also happen to clean up pretty nice.
And this is only the beginning. As the event progresses, we'll be updating this gallery with all the best dressed men of the evening. But for now, here's the shortlist. These are the guys who showed up ready to do their industry proud, help support a ravaged city, and ensure that even casual observers will remember why we like watching people play music in the first place. At this moment in time, that's more than laudable—it's downright impressive. Keep scrolling to see 'em all.
