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"FacebookPinterest\n\nCelebrity style over the past seven days has affirmed one thing for sure: guys look good in well-tailored suits. Beckham kept up his reign as one of the sharpest dressed guys out there and even Colin Farrell shined, literally, in a trim three-piece suit. The one look we want to take home though was Joel McHale's. The new master or sarcasm (sorry Matthew Perry) may play funny on the small screen but his style is anything but.\n\nOn his way to a Late Show with David Letterman taping, McHale showed up rocking the suit of the season - a three-piece - in a charcoal tonal glen plaid paired back to a similarly hued gray dress shirt. It's a look we'd usually slam for being too washed out but the actor avoids this with his pop color tie in a saturated kelly green. The novelty neckwear adds personality without detracting from how well the rest of the rig fits him. And speaking of fit, we might sound like a broken record but, as always, proportion is key and McHale, who's 6'4\", makes sure each piece hits exactly where it should like the vest that touches just below the bottom belt line. It's a classic menswear look brought up-to-date that any guy would look good in.\n\nThe Goods (clockwise from top left):\n\n Calvin Klein dress shirt, $65, available at macys.com\n\n John Varvatos Star USA 'Chester' three-piece suit, $795, available at nordstrom.com\n\n Aldo 'Masella' dress shoes, $125, available at aldoshoes.com\n\n Spitfire Studio sunglasses, $35, available at urbanoutfitters.com\n\n American Eagle Outfitters striped tie, $15.95, available at ae.com"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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