The 10 Most Stylish DJs Right Now

Steve Aoki's recent style choices have made us sartorial believers. Last week, Aoki hit the studio with his pal Kid Cudi and might have outstyled the Cudder. Yes, we were equally as shocked, because Cudi came fresh with a Balmain biker jacket. But Aoki rocked a floral-print T-shirt underneath a canvas-leather jacket. The DJ has worn a handful of fly jackets over the years and even a Hitler-like Anna Wintour T-shirt. Also, peep his laceless gold hard-bottom shoes, ultra fresh.

Before he became a throwback crooner, Mayer Hawthrone was producer and DJ for underground hip-hop crew, Athletic Mic League. The musician dressed much different in those days, but he has since smartened-up his look while kept true to his DJ roots. You can catch Hawthorne throwing down on an occasional DJ set dressed in bow ties, velvet blazers, or a general assortment of tweed. If #menswear had a DJ, Hawthorne might be the natural choice.

You probably know Chloë Sevigny, but do you know her brother Paul? You should. Not only is Paul Sevigny a New York City DJ, but he's one the city's most dapper men. Any guy that can look serious in a floral tie, without the hint that he's trying to be #menswear instantly has our attention. Sevigny looks well-dressed enough to go to the office, but instead, he chooses to mix the tunes. Not all men have the confidence to rock a green silk tie, especially with a pinstripe suit, but Sevigny does—and does it well.

Q-Tip is best known for his skills on the mic and when he jumps behind the boards to churn out a fly beat. Did you know he's a pretty fresh DJ as well? The A Tribe Called Quest member has made crowds get live at New York City's Santos Party House with his selection of old school hip-hop and classic soul records. Tip has always been a cool dresser since his days with the Tribe, but now he rocks dapper suits, RRL, and streetwear brands such as Alife. The versatility in Tip's outfits is what gives him a spot as one of today's most stylish DJs.

It might seem odd that a guy is one of our most stylish rock stars and one of our most stylish DJs, but so is life. Dave 1, one half of Chromeo and also the Brothers Macklovitch, is a fucking snazzy dresser. We're not sure if anyone looks better in a suit on our list than this man. Also, he can rock #menswear with the best of them. Proof: check out the raw denim, no socks, loafers, plaid shirt, and loosely worn tan trenchcoat. And when Macklovitch goes behind the tables, he still rocks a fly blazer. So, there really shouldn't be any discussion why a rock star is one of the best-dressed DJs, he just is.

Mark Ronson represents classic British style with a new twist. The DJ and producer looks great in suits, fedoras (a tough style to pull off), and tweed and houndstooth topcoats—coupled with a conservative hairstyle and pair of Ray Ban wayfarers. Ronson is as ready for daytime style as he is to get the party started in the evening. Plus, check out the white socks with the penny loafers, it's a tough style to pull off, but if done well, your steez increases exponentially. The best part of Ronson's style? He looks comfortable in everything that he wears—he's wearing the suit, not letting the suit "wear" him.

A-Trak has been a turntable prodigy since winning the DMC World DJ Championship in 1997 at 15-years-old. A-Trak then went on to win numerous other DJ contests, be Kanye West's tour DJ, and eventually co-found Fool's Gold Records. Besides being one of the most accomplished technical DJs in the world, A-Trak finds the time to dress, and does it quite well. From leather jackets and streetwear, to looks that are most appropriate for an evening out, A-Trak's personal style is on-point for all situations.

Diplo could be one of the most well-known DJs in the world, and he has a style to match such prominence. It's tough for some men to balance menswear and streetwear, but this DJ does it with ease. Check out Diplo's suit-and-tie looks that he balances with the informality of a vintage Florida Gators satin jacket. Not only is Diplo not afraid to rock a suit, he can even pull off the tricky three-piece tweed suit. Quite impressive.

Dillon Francis, A Los Angeles native, has a style that places him in obscure European menswear lookbooks. No break trousers without socks, biker jackets, and shirts buttoned to the top, Francis isn't merely a well-dressed DJ, he might be a fashion icon. With his signature slicked-back hair, his style is indicative of someone who performed before music became electronic (without trying too hard). And that's why he's one of the most stylish DJs.