Jeremy Allen White, well known for his breakthrough performance in The Bear, unwittingly became a style hero by turning commonplace clothing into chic menswear items. Whether attending events or starring as the charming chef Carmy, he always adds something special to plain clothes.

White recently appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live wearing a blue wool suit with broad stripes that was precisely fitted to show off polished leather lace-ups. Though it was evocative of a standard Wall Street outfit, he added his touches to differentiate the style. Adding a faded beige Mets hat and a clean, unbuttoned white shirt, he turned the ordinary into something fantastic.

White’s sense of style aligns with the creative methodology of Drake’s, a British company that specializes in fusing classic menswear with a subtly unusual touch. Their traditional wool barathea suits, worn with doubled-up rugby shirts and ball hats, exude a classic look with a modern twist.

Teddy Santis’s record label, Aimé Leon Dore, follows suit, having partnered with Drake. The brand pairs popular New Balance collaborating shoes effortlessly with Proper Normal Guy chinos. Oxford shirts provide a low-maintenance but effective menswear look when they are worn untucked, casually combined with gray marl joggers and ear-exposing beanies.

Further ground-breaking looks are probably in store for Jeremy Allen White, given his unwavering ability to reinvent and enhance ordinary clothing.