We see them seducing the world's sexiest women, battling evil villains, and looking absurdly cool all the while. But what's the secret to the leading men of Hollywood's style? Here's a hint...

Brad Pitt is king of versatile, and the man can pull off any look. Spanning styles from an entire century in Benjamin Button, sporting dingy second-hand finds in Fight Club, and shifting to chic in Meet Joe Black Brad owns any look he dons. He teaches us to dominate the clothes we wear, instead of letting them upstage us.

 

Hollywood's indie fashion expert, Johnny Depp has schooled masses of men in fedoras and Bohemian scarves.

 

George Clooney knows that to dress like a movie star, you shouldn't try to dress like a movie star. Always understated, never overdone Clooney reveals that simple sophistication is key to formalwear.

 

Matt Damon is a t-shirt and jeans kind of guy. Yet, he never looks like a fratty college guy. Fitted tee and dark tailored jeans, Damon maintains his manliness.

 

Master of modern prep, Chace Crawford demonstrates the art of urban cool.

 

Who doesn't like James Franco? The guy looks like James Dean, freely offers goofball smiles, and wears well-tailored jackets like this one. A timeless leather jacket is the first step towards looking like a big screen superstar.

 

Josh Hartnett embraces the artsy actor inside. You can see Josh strutting the streets of NYC in easy trendy looks like this one. Josh never tries too hard. Neither should you.

 

Ryan Gosling knows a suit's fit is really more important than the label. It's not the money you spend on it; it's how you wear it.

 

Robert Pattinson sports plenty of stylish looks. But let's be honest. It's the hair that separates this English actor from that other guy in Twilight. Never forget the hair.

 

Ryan Reynolds is another leading man with adaptable style. You could wrap a burlap sack around the man; he'd still look like a baller. In the end, it's Reynolds' never-waiving confidence that allows him to land Hollywood beauties like Scarlett Johansson. A confident gaze is the essential finishing-touch for any ensemble.