As usual, there were some understated looks, some overstated looks, and some downright wild outfits as Hollywood's leading men experimented with colors, patterns, materials, and, in one case, a cape.
Nevertheless, the first major awards show of the year kicked things off in style and if the Globes are anything to go by, then 2019 is going to be a great year in men's fashion.
Scroll down to see who we thought led the way on the red carpet.
Idris Elba
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Despite briefly losing his tie, Elba pulled his outfit together with a daringly turquoise dinner jacket by British designer Ozwald Boateng. Check out those matching shoes, too.
Rami Malek
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Malek kept things simple in a slim-fit black tux with a white shirt and matching butterfly bow tie.
Mahershala Ali
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Mahershala Ali might just have been the best-dressed guy in town as he picked up his Globe for Best Actor in a Supporting Role in any Motion Picture for "The Green Book."
He wore a dark navy tux with a classic wing collar shirt (which seem to have been neglected in recent times). The key to Ali's winning look, though, was in his perfectly coordinated paisley silk scarf, which pulled the whole thing together.
Michael B. Jordan
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Michael B. Jordan decided to play it safe this time after previously opting to break one of the golden tuxedo rules by wearing a straight tie with his tux.
His double-brested Burberry blazer was a masterclass in sartorial elegance note he has just the right amount of cuff showing too.
Timothe Chalamet
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Nothing says sophisticated like a sparkly bib.
Looking like a sort of twinkling Tom Cruise in "Mission Impossible," Chalamet stole headlines for his custom Virgil Abloh for Louis Vuitton harness, which turned out to be an "embroidered bib."
Bradley Cooper
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Cooper seems to have (finally) realised the error of his ways, mercifully leaving the bottom button of his blazer undone as he accompanied his supermodel girlfriend Irina Shayk on the red carpet.
"There are some stylistic decisions that could be debatable based on personal preference," Colin Hunter, cofounder of American menswear company Alton Lane , told INSIDER at the time.
"I'm surprised to see Bradley make this mistake, since his style is usually so on point."
Billy Porter
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John Krasinski
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Karinski showed exactly how to rock a navy suit with his textured Christian Louboutin shoes, and Montblanc cufflinks.
Cody Fern
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Despite his sheer-necked top, it was Fern's " goat shoes " that got the internet talking.
Andy Samberg
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Samberg underwent a number of outfit changes during the Golden Globes ceremony, which he co-hosted with Sandra Oh.
His best look of the night was at the After-Party, though. Samberg wore a sparkling golden blazer with contrasting black lapels, a pleated shirt and thick-rim specs. Eveningwear done right.
Troye Sivan
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Troye Sivan wore a baggy navy tux by Calvin Klein 205W39NYC.
Viggo Mortensen
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Mortensen cut a very sophisticated figure indeed in his navy tux with slim lapels and matching bow tie.
Christian Bale
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Christian Bale refuses to wear anything other than a straight tie with his tuxedos and we're actually okay with that.
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Forget Fiji Water Girl , what about Mot Man? (Ben Whishaw wears Alexander McQueen).
Richard Madden
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