Kong is not in any way a newcomer at the Amiri front row, so he knows the drill: retro silhouettes, ‘70s staples and subtly flamboyant details, which he, of course, perfectly captured with his look. Judging by the voting numbers, readers certainly know their menswear too. 

Similar to his screen partner, Thai actor Thomas, returned to the Amiri front row, wearing a style formula with a proven track record. Going back to the 1970s, his look had it all: tailoring, retro collars, an exquisite trucker jacket, gold shoes and, most importantly, plenty of audience approval. 

South Korean singer and actor Jaehyun might’ve been away from the spotlight for more than a year, but if No Manners Magazine reader’s votes are anything to go by, he’s still one of the favorite names at Milan Fashion Week, where he made waves attending the Prada Srping 2027 menswear show.

Read more about Jaehyun’s appearance at Men’s MFW here. 

Fresh off his appointment as Louis Vuitton’s Friend of the House, Thai actor Fourth Nattawat returned to Men’s Paris Fashion Week, dressed in a fiery red look that, as the polls suggest, didn’t go unnoticed by fashion enthusiasts. What a way to officially kick off a new fashion association!

Book Kasidet, Thai actor recognized for shows such as Perfect 10 Liners and A Boss and a Babe, defended the Millenial half-tuck on his first ever Celine show attendance. The look: polished, easy to replicate and on-theme for the occasion attracted plenty of hype IRL and otherwise—as proven by the amount of votes he secured. 

Debuting in the role of Tod’s brand ambassador, Stray Kids’ singer Han was impossible to miss at Men’s Milan Fashion Week this season. There was a certain je ne sais quoi about his look that caught everyone’s attention. Perhaps it was the emphasis on the waist, the color palette or the textile juxtaposition, but as the polls prove, a good percentage of NMM’s readers were on board with this display of sartorial excellence. 

Read more about Han’s appearance at Men’s MFW here. 

The Louis Vuitton SS27 show had it all: the spectacle, the fashion and the star-studded front row lineup. Among the starry frow, longtime ambassador and worldwide recognized performer J-Hope stole glances with his fun take on suiting and accessorizing. As one can expect, a look that so flawlessly blended personal style and House codes couldn’t receive anything but praise.

Everything about Chinese pop star Cai Xukun’s look at the Thom Browne show in milan screamed style maven. He turned the skirt into a tailored must-have, he added a slightly rebellious flair courtesy of a red tie á la Rebelde and he topped it all with pink hair highlights, Could this look get any better? No, according to our readers. 

Multihyphenate talent Jackson Wang commanded praises left and right at the Louis Vuitton SS27 collection unveiling. Be it the cropped leather jacket, the take on monochrome style or simply his ability to give any ensemble an edgy spin, but everyone, including our readers, agreed that this front row look was a standout of the season. 

In an era when fashion is slowly veering towards slimmer silhouettes and skinny fits, Sho Hirano was refreshingly effortless in his approach to relaxed fits and normcore aesthetics at the Louis Vuitton SS27 show. In no way, however, the LV ambassador’s look lacked the front row quality people expect to see at Fashion Week. Smart accessorizing and a hairstyle taken straight from the 2026 trend book complemented the ensemble to create a best-rated ‘fit. 

Read more about Sho Hirano’s appearance at Men’s PFW here. 

One of the most-talked-about appearances at Men’s Paris Fashion Week was South Korean singer Jimin’s attendance at the Dior Homme SS27 show. For the occasion, the Dior ambassador embraced 18th century-inspired fashion, dressed in a reinterpretation of a look from historian and archivist Mark Wallis’ menswear collection. Regardless of the nobleman aesthetics, which extended to his beauty choices and prompted a media frenzy, Jimin’s place in his list was guaranteed with his presence alone. After all, the singer is one of the most consistently mentioned and bankable global celebrities at Fashion Week for a reason.

Read more about Jimin’s appearance at Men’s PFW here. 

Nothing like a successful front row debut to bring attention to promising new talent. At the Vetements show, Thai actor TeeTee opted for relaxed streetwear and brand staples such as denim and graphic elements to attend his first Paris Fashion Week invitation. The newcomer’s fit resonated with No Manners’ Gen Z audience and their style sensibilities, becoming the fourth most voted look among all of our editor’s picks

South Korean singer Taehyung (who you might also recognize as V) brought the heat to Celine’s first menswear show under the tenure of Michael Rider, with an outfit that heavily leaned into color, tailoring and heatwave-friendly styling. Offering a first glimpse into the new Celine man wardrobe, the look combined all the winning elements for a buzzworthy Fashion Week look and NMM’s readers recognized it. 

Actor Suppakarn Jirachotikul (Por) was another name putting himself on the industry’s radar at Men’s Fashion Week. In Paris for the Vetements show, the Thai star earned audience recognition with a get-up that sat at the convergence of tailoring and streetwear: acid wash jeans, worn alongside a white top and black blazer. No wonder NMM’s readers selected this as one of their top-favorite celebrity looks at Fashion Week.

Few men do casual dressing quite as well as Thai singer and actor BamBam and that’s exactly why NMM’s readers voted his fit at the Louis Vuitton show as the top celebrity look this menswear season. The brand ambassador brought his A+ style game to the front row, with a “deceptively simple” ensemble that thrived on the attention to detail, craftsmanship and use of house codes. Nothing was out of place in this look: BamBam opted for the kind of silhouette men are favoring this season, he sported this year’s must-have item (the man bag) and he reinvented the popular curtain bangs hairstyle. What’s not to like about this ‘fit?