As Jonathan Bailey glides down the advertising red carpet They are not bad this week, it is clear that the British actor has succeeded in more than hitting his marks. Already earning rave reviews for his portrayal of Fiyero in the highly anticipated film version, Bailey has simultaneously emerged as one of Hollywood's most interesting new style forces—a leading man whose choices are as bold and subtle as his acting range.
The Brit, 36,'s fashion evolution reflects her meteoric rise from stage actress to international star. Although he first caught the eye as the up-and-coming Anthony Bridgerton (a role he's confirmed to reprise in season four, albeit on a smaller scale), it's his confident red carpet appearances that have cemented his status as a men's style icon. Whether it's Gucci's tailored sports suits or Loewe's experimental ensembles, Bailey brings a dancer's body and theatrical flair to menswear that feels both classic and modern.
His fashion sense reflects his broader artistic philosophy—one he told IndieWire based on early years as “the only guy within a mile-radius” of the dance floor. That same willingness to stand out and embrace the way one feels now is reflected in her wardrobe choices, from statement outerwear to dramatic proportions. Living in Hove by the sea, where he starts each day with an invigorating swim, Bailey maintains an effortless balance between polished leading man and artistic free spirit. As he enters an even larger space They are not bad and the future Jurassic World: Rebirthhis thoughtful approach to style continues to evolve, proving that the most compelling fashion triumphs come from a place of authentic self-expression.
