All eyes are on Jonathan Bailey. After his breakout role as the stubborn yet romantic Viscount Anthony Bridgerton in Netflix’s Victorian-era smash Bridgerton, he continues to capture hearts worldwide. His recent appearances as Fiyero in the film adaptation of Wicked alongside Ariana Grande and Michelle Yeoh, and as Tim Laughlin in Fellow Travelers, have only solidified his status as a leading man to watch. With a packed year ahead—including starring roles in blockbusters like Jurassic World Rebirth and the second part of Wicked—Bailey is proving himself unstoppable. And yet, no matter how much screen time he racks up, we can’t seem to get enough of his magnetic charm and gripping performances.

While Bailey delivers captivating performances on screen, he also knows how to command attention off-screen with his fashion choices. Growing up as often the only boy in his dance classes, he’s never shied away from standing out. Today, that translates into his bold and stylish wardrobe. Known for rocking classic, tailored silhouettes from Giorgio Armani and Givenchy on the red carpet, Bailey puts a seductive, theatrical spin on the otherwise predictable tuxedo looks we’ve come to expect from men. But he doesn’t stop there. His flirtatious ensembles from Loewe exude both provocation and effortless cool. Bailey’s deliberate nods to his characters at awards ceremonies and premieres show his attention to detail and storytelling, even through his wardrobe — a skill that has earned him the title of the Internet’s most eligible bachelor. Ultimately, it’s his confident and magnetic presence, both in fashion and demeanour, that makes him the one to watch right now.

Jonathan Bailey in Loewe

Bailey’s most iconic looks come from Loewe, showing his range as a rising star and fashion icon. The glittering blue top he wore at CinemaCon during the Wicked press tour is delicate and elegant, which lends itself to the theatrics of his character Fiyero. He also wore a custom double-breasted white suit at the 2024 Met Gala, harkening back to classic old Hollywood silhouettes. But the real showstopper was the enormous floral embellishments on his outfit, keeping it on theme with the “Garden of Time” dress code.

Jonathan Bailey in Giorgio Armani