The ladies weren’t the only ones sporting some serious sparkle at last night’s Academy Awards. From huge rocks on their fingers to bold brooches on their lapels, we’re recapping all the fabulous red carpet jewelry looks from the men!
ADAM LAMBERT: Only Adam Lambert could rock a diamond ear cuff on the red carpet and still look hot! He showed up at the Vanity Fair Oscar after-party with a huge diamante snowflake pin on his floral brocade suit.
BILLY PORTER: We love Billy! During his hosting red carpet duties, the Pose actor wore a yellow diamond Gardenia brooch by Oscar Heyman and a 20 ct yellow diamond ring. He then hit up the Vanity Fair Oscar after-party with an icy strand of delicious Oscar Heyman diamonds.
GUY NATTIV: Not to be outdone by his wife’s Buccellati earrings Guy, who won Oscar for Best Live Action Short Film, sported a 1950’s platinum and diamond spray brooch from Platt Boutique.
JOHN LEGEND: So we know John didn’t walk the Oscar red carpet but we just had to include his Dennis T. Suii Galaxy brooch that he wore to the Vanity Fair Oscar after-party.
PHARRELL: Wore a mix of necklaces including a strand of pearls with the Chanel logo on it, a diamond nameplate necklace, and a custom Jacob & Co. necklace.
STEPHAN JAMES: Looking dapper in a red velvet suit the If Beale Street Could Talk actor adorned his lapel with one-half of Swarovski’s Lucky Goddess earrings!
SHAMIER ANDERSON: The Canadian actor spruced up his tux with a black Dolce and Gabbana rosette stick pin with a chain accent.
MICHAEL B. JORDAN: While he brought his mom as his Oscar date (cue the ahhhhs) we couldn’t help but stare at the delightful cluster of diamond brooches which were actually a combination of single earrings from Piaget’s Limelight Couture Precieuse collection that adorned her blue velvet suit.
BEN FALCONE: Melissa McCarthy’s husband donned a sparkling rose brooch to adorn his sleek black tuxedo.
SPIKE LEE: The Oscar-winning director paid tribute to the Prince by wearing the late musician’s emblem on a chain on the red carpet. Spike used an unreleased version of Prince’s Mary Don’t You Weep to close his BlacKkKlansman movie.
DIPLO: The DJ hit up John Mayer’s Vanity Fair home Oscar party with Herni Silliam’s colorful and adorable seahorse brooch.
With the popularity of brooches on the red carpet, we just had to include Amy Poehler and Elsie Fisher into the mix.
AMY POEHLER: All Amy needed was this amazing Art Deco white and black diamond pin by Lorraine Schwartz to add some glitz and glam to her all-black suit.
ELSIE FISHER: The Oscar presenter wore an array of gems from Sarah Wilde Jewelry and topped off her suit with cufflinks from Beladora Jewelry.
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