Sharp-suited Brits Benedict Cumberbatch and Damian Lewis strutted up the red carpet in style at the Golden Globes last night.
Sherlock star Cumberbatch, who's an eligible singleton again after recently splitting from girlfriend Anna Jones, turned up in a black suit to help secure his unlikely heartthrob status, while fans on this side of the pond settled down to watch the final episode of Sherlock series two.
He was joined by Homeland actor Damian Lewis in Los Angeles, where the pair attended a celebrity reception at the Writers Room for a suit fitting by British designer Nick Hart ahead of the awards ceremony.
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Before and after: Benedict Cumberbatch during his suit fitting and on the red carpet
The Wire star Dominic West also had his outfit supplied by the tailor, founder of label Spencer Hart, as they prepared for the glare of hundreds of cameras.
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Damian Lewis with designer Nick Hart and on the red carpet with Helen McCrory
Unfortunately Lewis missed out on the Lead Actor in a TV drama award to Kelsey Grammar for his dark portrayal of Chicago's Mayor in Boss.
Check out the Brits who did pick up gongs here.
Cumberbatch attended the awards as part of the cast of the Steven Spielberg epic, War Horse, which was nominated for Best Motion picture. However, the film starring Jeremy Irvine, lost out to George Clooney's The Descendants.
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Sherlock star Cumberbatch, who's an eligible singleton again after recently splitting from girlfriend Anna Jones, turned up in a black suit to help secure his unlikely heartthrob status, while fans on this side of the pond settled down to watch the final episode of Sherlock series two.
He was joined by Homeland actor Damian Lewis in Los Angeles, where the pair attended a celebrity reception at the Writers Room for a suit fitting by British designer Nick Hart ahead of the awards ceremony.
Before and after: Benedict Cumberbatch during his suit fitting and on the red carpet
The Wire star Dominic West also had his outfit supplied by the tailor, founder of label Spencer Hart, as they prepared for the glare of hundreds of cameras.
Damian Lewis with designer Nick Hart and on the red carpet with Helen McCrory
Unfortunately Lewis missed out on the Lead Actor in a TV drama award to Kelsey Grammar for his dark portrayal of Chicago's Mayor in Boss.
Check out the Brits who did pick up gongs here.
Cumberbatch attended the awards as part of the cast of the Steven Spielberg epic, War Horse, which was nominated for Best Motion picture. However, the film starring Jeremy Irvine, lost out to George Clooney's The Descendants.
SLIDESHOW: Brits at the Globes...
WATCH: