The Biggest Style Wins and Fails at the 2015 MTV Movie Awards

The MTV Movie Awards are more than just a "Best Kiss" movie moment. Sure they may not be the Academy Awards, but they've been a tongue-in-cheek event that honors the biggest celebrities of music and the silver screen—with a laid back environment that allows even the stuffiest stars to let out their inner weirdness.

But, like a scientific equation, when the environment gets more relaxed, the outfits get more insane. While some guys put in a strong effort, others...well, they have fun with it. Remembering that the MTV Movie Awards have a unique style history of their own, one thing is for sure: you can always see something interesting on the red carpet—even if you don't stay for the actual awards presentations. These are The Biggest Style Wins and Fails at the 2015 MTV Movie Awards.

With suits that are simultaneously over and undersized, this is more proof that just throwing on a shirt, tie, and jacket doesn't mean you nailed the suiting game. It's a sad consequence of buying your awards show outfit at Hot Topic.

Leave it to a 37 year-old dad to be one of the most modern and cleanest dudes on the red carpet.

We see the effort, and maybe Nat Wolff was too young to remember, but the last time guys wore v-neck tees under blazers, it was roughly 2003.

Staring in the leading role of an Oscar-nominated film will change your life my guy.

This is like “Rapper Red Carpet 101.” Not terrible, but not terribly new or interesting.

Shouts for giving no fucks—and looking dope as hell while doing it.

My guy, MTV is the entire reason you're famous. You couldn't have dressed up (see: not wear shorts) for one of their biggest nights?

For a guy with a history of slander-worthy outfits, we have to say this one deserves a little praise—for a man who's best known for a leather vest that's “#overlylit”

Deadass, if this suit was simply black and white, it would be an easy style risk to give a pass to. Now, he looks like he's between a dish rag and the golf course.