slays, serves & stuns

Hunter Doohan’s biceps, Colman’s sparkle, David Archuleta’s thriller & all the fiercest fits of the week

fashion recap

Your weekly queer and queer-adjacent fashion recap has arrived!

We’re clocking all the celebrity style slays, serves and stuns on red carpets from coast-to-coast and around the world.

Whether it was Matt Bomer‘s suit perfection, André Lamoglia’s gangster pinstripes, Janelle Monae‘s ’60s serve or Nicole Kidman giving movie star glamour for the gods, the looks did not disappoint.

Click through to peep all of your favorite stars rockin’ sickening getups from the last seven days…

Hunter Doohan

Hunter Doohan

The 29-year-old Wednesday stud put on quite the gun show in his sleeveless sweater at Netflix‘s Holigays party in Los Angeles.

David Archuleta

David Archuleta

 The American Idol alum was giving off “Thriller” vibes in his red Members Only jacket at the opening of MJ: The Musical in Hollywood.

Matt Bomer

Matt Bomer

Hawk is that you? Bomer was dapper AF at a Fellow Travelers screening in Los Angeles.

Colman Domingo

Colman Domingo

It was New Year’s Eve at Studio 54 as Colman sizzled channeled the ultimate disco daddy at Netflix’s Holigays party in Los Angeles.

Janelle Monae

Janelle Monae

We’re mod about Janelle in this black and white cut-out ’60s minidress at the Grammy Museum in LA.

André Lamoglia

Andre Lamoglia

The Élite hunk said Al Capone but make it fashion with this pinstripe serve at the Jose Maria Forque Awards in Madrid.

Trixie Mattel, Godoy, & Salina EsTitties

Trixie Mattel, Godoy, Salina EsTitties

Drag excellence was in overdrive as Trixie, Godoy and Salina stunned at Netflix’s Holigays party in Los Angeles.

Dan Levy

Dan Levy

Dan ushered in his super long sleeve era with this fringe spectacular Prada top at the Good Grief premiere in LA.

Niecy Nash

Niecy Nash

Niecy was dazzling in pink while getting photobombed by Trixie at Netflix’s Holigays party in Los Angeles.

Michael Gunning

Michael Gunning

British swimmer Michael Gunning took over the red carpet in a white jacket from ASOS, sleek black turtleneck from River Island and a belt from Gucci at the BBC Sports Personality Of The Year gala in Manchester.

Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Justin Mikita 

Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Justin Mikita

The husbands twinned in black ensembles at the Good Grief premiere.

Justin Sylvester

Justin Sylvester

A Night at the Roxbury could never! Justin took over the Daytime Emmys red carpet in this sick teal green suit.

Mike Manning

Mike Manning

The Real World and Days of Our Lives alum dialed up old Hollywood glamour in a classic tux at the Daytime Emmys.

Patrick Starrr

Patrick Starrr

Patrick was so fetch in this motorcycle jacket and bedazzled denim fit at the new Mean Girls screening in LA.

 Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo

 Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo

The Javis worked the gamut from covering up to showing it off in their slick black lewks at the Jose Maria Forque Film Awards in Madrid. The Veneno writer-director duo and real-life partners won an award for their new series La Mesias.

Joshua Bassett

Joshua Bassett

The out 23-year-old LGBTQ+ Christian actor looked dapper accepting an award at the Children and Family Creative Arts Emmys in LA.

 Lea Delaria 

 Lea Delaria

Lea kept it festive in her green holiday getup at the opening night of The Night of the Iguana in NYC.

Sting

Sting

The 72-year-old music legend’s rippling muscles took center stage as they busted through his sleeveless t-shirt at a holiday concert in Madrid. Sting has us stung! Damn daddy!

Nicole Kidman

Nicole Kidman

MOVIE STAR! Nicole Kidman showed everyone how it’s done as she destroyed the red carpet in this strapless champagne gown at the Expats screening in Australia.

Zac Efron

Zac Efron

Zac’s style game has been top tier throughout his Iron Claw press tour and this 50 shades of grey sartorial masterpiece in NYC was the icing on the cake.

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