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" Last night&amp;#039;s MTV Movie Awards was such a particularly bad place for Hollywood style that we wondered if our TV had transported us back to some mall-style hit parade from the early Aughts. Tons of bowler hats and derbys that were poorly chosen and entirely contrived; vests worn with neither jackets nor trousers, but jeans that did actors no favors; Mark Wahlberg wore a grey dress shirt with too many design details that was fine, we guess, except that it was suffocating his biceps, as if he were halfway between human and Hulk. The kiddie award shows are the place for stylists to show their clients that they can help with everyday clothing, too, that they&amp;#039;re not just sticking around to help choose suits. But that doesn&amp;#039;t mean men should ever be trying to youth up their tailoring with zany dress shirts, or even add denim to a look that&amp;#039;s otherwise fine from the waist up. If the dress code is casual, it&amp;#039;s wise to actually go casual. That&amp;#039;s why Channing Tatum&amp;#039;s look \u2014 say what you will about the tan \u2014 worked best: A white u-neck t-shirt, a gingham button-up, and a jacket that&amp;#039;s totally inoffensive, and instantly removable, for any after-party shenanigans with that gorgeous wife of his. It&amp;#039;s effortless. Which is more than can be said for trying to find a man worthy of style recognition from last night. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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