Tyler, the Creator’s Style Is on Every Other Guy’s Mood Board

At the New York City premiere of Marty Supreme, Tyler went pastel in a blue, loose-fitting suit.

Tyler wore the same hat, belt, glasses, and shoes to the film’s Los Angeles premiere as he did in New York, but with a completely different wardrobe.

The two accessories here were from Tyler’s own collaborations: the dog-shaped bag was from his capsule collection with Louis Vuitton, and the green sneakers come from the Converse x GOLF le FLEUR* line.

Tyler’s day-to-day wardrobe doesn’t differ all that much from his stagewear or red carpet wear.

He wore a dog-printed hoodie from his collaboration with Louis Vuitton to the collection’s launch.

tyler kept it preppy at the Wales Bonner menswear spring 2024 runway show in Paris. We wouldn’t be surprised if he becomes a face of Hermès eventually—Bonner has been appointed the brand’s menswear creative director.

Vuitton for Vuitton—simple and effective.

Few men have been able to make socks and strappy sandals work so well so often.

As it turns out, a puffer jacket can be considered formalwear if you style it correctly.

Classics, slightly twisted to Tyler’s taste.

He wore a pink cardigan of his own design to Beyoncé’s big Tiffany & Co. party in Paris.

An expert mix of springtime colors.

This street look is virtually the same outfit formula he wore to the Music in Action Awards Gala.

Tyler went with a cardigan and jodhpurs for the Jackass Forever premiere.

Short-shorts and a puffer is what you might call “seasonally opposed dressing.”

For a few years, Tyler almost always walked the red carpet with his own luggage.

He picked up a the BRIT award for best International Male Solo Artist in a snow leopard sweater vest.

At the Grammys, he channeled The Grand Budapest Hotel for perhaps his most Andersonian look.

He kept it simple but effective to hang with Kendall Jenner in London.

Here, Tyler did his version of neutrals, but couldn’t help adding in some color with faint pops of pastels.

Tyler was an early champion of the Mary Janes for men movement.

Sporty and simple at the French Open.

Look at these leaves. Or, look at Tyler, the Creator’s mustard yellow polo.

It really does take a keen eye to make khaki Tevas sandals work on a step and repeat.

He unveiled a Dennis Rodman-esque leopard-print buzz cut at the Grammys.

Here, he’s headlining the Panorama Music Festival, but he could have very easily worn this exact outfit to an awards show in 2025.

Preppy and colorful polos and shorts channeled a SoCal ease.

By 2016, Tyler’s style signatures started to take shape.

He may only have one sneaker, but at least he has one Moonman.

Tyler didn’t arrive on the music scene as a fashion icon, but you could see the vision even during his earliest appearances. His first looks were inspired by his skater lifestyle and crew in Los Angeles’s Fairfax District.