Suit and Tie.

"All dressed up in black and white.

And you're dressed in that dress I like.

Love is swinging in the air tonight."

-Justin Timberlake

Usually during Awards Season, everyone disregards the men in the topic of Best/Worst Dressed. Little to their surprise, it's hard to be a guy on the Red Carpet. Sure, the whole tux thing works every single time. But the boys have to focus on the minute details in order to be considered elegant gentlemen. Accessories matter most; no suit can be finished without a perfectly made tie or quirky bowtie. From the color coordination right down to the fit tailoring matters in the world of fashion. Tonight's blog is going out for the men of the Golden Globes. To you, I raise a toast in honor of your flawless taste. Shall we proceed?

Best:

Seems like the James Bond deal is working out for Daniel Craig. Those sunnies add to the extra suave spy look.

Despite my semi-rage over the leg tailoring, Denzel Washington always looks so good.

George Clooney. The definition of a classy gentleman. (With a pretty lady to boot!)

Hugh Jackman proves the fact that Aussie men are the hottest around.

Bowties must be the new black, eh? Jon Hamm, you are always looking oh so dapper.

Newly single Bradley Cooper looking perfect as usual...

Worst:

Al Roker, please leave your plaid blazer for your day job. Okay, thanks.

Not sure if I'm digging this whole prom/vest look, Johnny Galecki.

If only this suit didn't make Jonah Hill look like a Secret Service man. In the wrong way...

Nice try, Jim Parsons. Although I love the fact that you're taking a risk with the double-breasted blazer and cutesy bowtie, leave the look for someone more fly a la Jay-Z.

Well, there you have it, folks. Golden Globes hit and misses for both the men and the women. I'd have to say, it was a great year in the book of Globes fashion. Can't wait for the next Awards show coming any day now!

P.S. Justin Timberlake can do no wrong in the studio. His new hit, "Suit and Tie", featuring Jay-Z, is pure gold. If you don't like it, you're plain wrong.

(All photo credit goes to People.com)