Man of style: Matt Bomer

He's that con artist-turned-FBI consultant in TV's White Collar. Although I'm not an avid viewer, I was instantly drawn to how Matt Bomer's character, Neal Caffrey, dressed up. He was always sharply dressed, mostly in suits.

GQ would be very approving of this getup.

His suits always fit him perfectly, with everything close to the body and his pants with just about the right length. He's mostly seen wearing a tie bar and cufflinks, and of course, his trademark fedora. Check out some of his looks in the series:

Perfect fit, perfect length... damn, he rocks it! And that slight tilt of his fedora? He's definitely got swag!

Classic suit-and-tie combo but with a hint of ruggedness with the shoes.

Here he shows us how to sport a DB jacket: do not button the bottom-right button. Strange, but that's just how it is. I also like how he went for a different color with the pants; talk about mixing and matching. Notice the tie bar? I could just go on and on here.

Very dapper in a coat.

The perfect gentleman look with an umbrella in tow -- both classic and classy!

He knows how to dress according to the season. Here he goes easy with a light-colored linen suit.

You can totally dress him down and he can still make it look good. This one's not from White Collar, though, but from his upcoming male stripper flick Magic Mike.

Okay, I understand how stars can look really good on the set of something but screw it up totally in real life. Fortunately that's not the case with Matt Bomer. See him on the red carpet and in attendance at other events and you will definitely agree:

Looking good in a vertically-patterned suit. It's also interesting to note his choice of tie: still black but with that subtle pair of diagonal lines for contrast.

Looking sharp at the Golden Globes in a tux. He just looks so at home in it.

Hey, he can also go out in jeans and a plaid shirt.

Sharp shiny suit but Bomer relaxes it a bit here without a tie at the People's Choice Awards.

Dashing in a camel coat over a knit vest, over a shirt and tie.

Here he shows us how to rock a three-piece pinstripe suit while wearing a striped tie. One is vertical, the other diagonal; and one is bolder than the other.

The guy doesn't always go for his usual shirt-and-tie combo, however. In this set he shows equal comfort in more casual and relaxed outfits as he is with suits.

A cardigan in place of a suit jacket and yes, jeans.

Yes, it's a vest but more importantly, look carefully at how he puts stripes on top of stripes on top of yet another set of stripes. And he pulls it off!

A knit sweater is always fine, which is both casual and formal at the same time. Those glasses are nice, too.

While he clearly is so good at dressing up, expect to see him with less clothes on in the upcoming male stripper film Magic Mike with Channing Tatum and a host of other men. And oh, after much speculation he admitted just last month that he was gay.

Still looking good in dark jeans and a leather jacket.

But who cares? I'm talking about him being a man of style here.