Kevin Hart's Worst Style Fails (So Far)

The rising star and iconic comedian Kevin Hart has had much success in his recent career. With standup specials and television deals, Kev is killing it when it comes to comedy. Unfortunately, the same doesn't apply to his fashion choices.

With all of the newfound success, Kevin Hart has obviously been able to ball out on designer clothes. But style is a process. No one dresses well overnight, especially when it comes to experimenting with bold designer pieces. As a guy figuring out what style works for him, Hart's rocked some questionable outfits—and received a fair amount of slander via his friends on social media.

We're sure the time will come when Hart will figure out his steez, and we totally welcome that day. Until then, we've compiled a series of looks that bombed worse than The Wedding Ringer. These are Kevin Hart's Worst Style Fails (So Far).

Ah yes, the one that got Drake and Meek Mill talking. The leather tank top just isn't practical. We're not sure where to wear something like this. At least Kevin Hart got Drake and Meek back though.

It's hard to look straight out of the “Versace” video if you're rocking over $2000 worth of gear—with a solo cup in your hand.

Hey Kev, why does your tie look like it's part of your shirt? This may be the first and last time the Best Buy “Geek Squad” were a style inspiration.

Take a look to your left Kevin. Pharrell, one of the most outlandish dressers in the world, is looking more toned down and put together than you. It certainly doesn't help that you looked as if you walked through a lime green Jello swamp on your way to the meetup either.

We were with your Nike tech fleece sweatsuit Kevin—until we got to your footwear.

It looks like Kevin took logos from head to toe a little too literally. That, or he's Cam'ron's "Boy Boy" come to life in human form.

This Kenzo sweater isn't all bad, but standing next to John Cena, Kevin looks more like his ringside hype man than high fashion.

This is proof that just because something has a designer tag on it, doesn't mean it's automatically going to look good. This look could only have burst forth from a Dr. Seuss fever dream.

Kevin, were glad to see you're hitting the gym, but do you really need to stuff your body into that Givenchy polo?

Kevin, my guy, when we meant you can shine at the club, we didn't mean like Liberace.

Ladies and gentlemen, modeling his grandmother's carpet, we present Kevin Hart.