Men of Style
Zachary Quinto
"I used to love Miami Vice. I went through a serious phase where I walked around dressed like Don Johnson: linen pants with an oversize blazer and no shirt. But I was like 10."
Gerard Butler
"It's amazing how much time and effort it takes for me to look rumpled."
Pharrell Williams
"Fashion has to reflect who you are, what you feel at the moment, and where you're going. It doesn't have to be bright, doesn't have to be loud. Just has to be you."
Adrien Brody
"My father's thin, and my grandfather was very thin. When I did The Pianist, I starved myself, then had to gain weight back rapidly. Now I appreciate how people struggle with their bodies. Nobody's perfect."
Jeremy Piven
"To me, the way a woman walks is the sexiest thing of all; how someone carries herself and moves through space is very telling. If [she's] comfortable in her own skin, then it doesn’t matter what she’s wearing."
Steve Carell
"I didn't take chances growing up. I had a couple of polyester suits that will never be called retro."
Jason Bateman
"Amanda [his wife] helped me understand what was right and wrong. I'm 39, not 29. So it's button-downs, not vintage Ts. Now I tuck in my shirt. That's a big, big step."
Joshua Jackson
"The major shift that's happened in the last two years is that now I actually look at myself in the mirror before I step outside."
Shia LaBeouf
"[growing up in L.A.] made me crave comfort. Even if I'm wearing a great suit, it has to feel like I was born to wear it. I dig beautiful Prada suits, but I still have a massive collection of Dodgers hoodies."
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