2020’s Five Best Dressed Celebrities
/As 2020 winds down, we can only hope that with the turn of the clock from 11:59pm to 12:00am on January 1st, comes a fresh start for 2021. Although the beginning of next year will be far from perfect (we’ve still got a long way to go) we must do the best we can to start it on the right foot. Meanwhile, lets reminisce in celebrity styles in 2020 and acknowledge the years top fashion icons, garment gods and goddesses, wardrobe warriors, and outfit Olympians.
5. Normcore streetwear maven, Shia Labeouf
At first glance, Shia may appear to have a style that says, “I don’t give a sh*t.” And while that is partly true, Shia is the epitome of personal fashion—finding exactly what you like and sticking to it. In a 2020 interview with Sean Evans, he mentions that he’s “big into shapes” and is not concerned about trends. LaBeouf can be spotted wearing anything from oversized Patagonia fleece sweaters, skinny jeans, combat boots, Uggs, and even tights on some occasions. Although not evident to most, Shia is a streetwear maven. For an entire Instagram dedicated to archiving Shia’s looks, click here!
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4. Preppy colour God, Tyler the Creator
Tyler has been heavily involved in fashion since the inception of his career more than a decade ago. Evolving from OFWGKTA branded tees and hoodies, to creating his own majorly successful label Golf (Wang/La Fleur), he’s become known for his prep-inspired street style. Usually seen donning cropped pants, vests, a cornucopia of different hats, cardigans, loafers, the list goes on. Tyler is always evolving, and it’s very interesting to watch and see what he comes up with next. Check out PopSugar’s slideshow of Tyler’s Best Style Moments.
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3. Relatability queen, Emma Chamberlain
YouTube and Instagram personality Emma Chamberlain probably has the most relatable wardrobe of any of these celebs, and she kills it—every. Damn. Time. Her wardrobe is a welcome mix of luxury pieces, thrifted threads, and DIY items. Her looks are diverse enough that it’s difficult to label her style as anything concrete. Some of her past looks are inspired by workwear, streetwear, high-fashion, and lazy Sunday vibes. Emma often posts her outfits on her personal Instagram account—check it out here!
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2. Mr. sophisticated and refined, Jeff Goldblum
When he isn’t Dr. Ian Malcolm, he’s Jeff Goldblum: master of sophisticated menswear. Goldblum is often cloaked in loud Prada camp collar shirts and Yves Saint Laurent two-piece suits. What Goldblum does better than almost any other celebrity (save maybe for Johnny Depp) is rock a nice pair of glasses…and he has many of them. The day that Jeff Goldblum isn’t looking dapper, is the day the world will end. Click here for a compilation of Goldblum’s best outfits curated by GQ Magazine.
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1. Boundary breaking wardrobe warrior and 2020’s king of fashion, Harry Styles
Harry Styles. Harry Styles. Harry Styles. Say it once, then say it again. Styles is majorly responsible for the progress we’ve made thus far in tearing down gender norms in fashion. Just last week, he graced the cover of Vogue Magazine donning a blue and black ruffled Gucci ball-gown underneath an elegant black tailored blazer—and I’m here for it. Knits, animals prints, suits—Styles wears it all, regardless of gender labels or social norms—and he’s the most fashion forward celebrity because of that. He’s one of the few people that looks good in virtually everything he wears. For a comprehensive archive of Styles fits, click here!
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Chad Hetherington
A fashion enthusiast and leisurely, self directed pupil of philosophy, Chad loves nothing more than love itself. In his free time, you’ll probably find him playing video games, spending time with his tight knit friends and family, or browsing for clothes.
