Yum Boys

One hundred minutes before I’ll Have Another spectacularly vanquished Bodemeister (who was my preference), a trio of two legged thoroughbreds ruled The Kentucky Derby red carpet. (Where were Vanessa Lachey and Kate Walsh when style needed them?)

Geoff Stults is the initial of this ternion each of whom epitomized the obvious, men have fewer options which equals fewer opportunities for mistakes. The former 7th Heaven and current The Finder star is celestial in a gray suit and white shirt, accented with a gorge smile, sleek hair, and leather shoes.

Columbus Blue Jackets Defenseman Aaron Johnson, who has unfortunately never registered a hat trick, counteracted the foul female trend of hideous head pieces with this splendid dark gray suit, white shirt, awesome Burberry tie, and black leather shoes.

Columbus Blue Jackets Captain and Maurice Richard Trophy recipient Rick Nash's expression is as striking as his impeccable black suit, blue checkered shirt, skinny blue tie, and leather oxfords.

A Few More Days For To Find The Perfect Hat

The Kentucky Derby, ecstatically referenced as sport’s most exciting two minutes, will occur Saturday. I’ll have a special post recounting the most ornate viewers of this spectacle’s one hundred and thirty-eighth rendition, but for now, enjoy this Derby primer, as I remember a triad of previous ensembles which I idolized.

Nick and Vanessa Lachey shimmer upon the 136th Kentucky Derby's red carpet with the Wipeout host flaunting a demure pink mini, nude bow heels, and a voluminous hat which garnishes her dress almost as beautifully as her significant other's tie.

Kate Walsh glistens in a radiant white mini, which she accents with a black floppy hat, thin black belt, and this weekend's most necessary accessory, a cocktail.

Tom Brady’s style is consistently as splendid as his statistics and the New England Patriots signal caller scores with this fabulous black and white checkered suit, wicker fedora, white shirt, black tie, and Ray-Bans.