Doing their bit! A host of A-list men, including Ewan McGregor, Justin Timberlake and Chris Hemsworth, eschew white shirts and don all-black at the Golden Globes in support of the Time's Up movement

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The focus at this year's Golden Globes is not on the awards themselves - but on the very powerful public debut of the Time's Up movement, an anti-sexual harassment initiative spearheaded by some of Hollywood's biggest and brightest female stars. 

But it was not just the ladies making a stand at the 75th annual award ceremony by wearing all-black ensembles - their male peers also did their bit to show support for the movement by proudly opting not to wear traditional white tuxedo shirt in favor of donning totally-black suits.

Justin Timberlake, Ewan McGregor, and William H. Macy were just some of the leading male stars who took to the red carpet at Sunday night's awards ceremony wearing all black - with all three men also adding Time's Up pins to their suit jackets in an added show of support.

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Taking a stand: Several men at the Golden Globes showed their support for the Time's Up movement by wearing all-black, including Justin Timberlake (l) and Ewan McGregor (r) 

Showing support: Justin, 36, proudly showed off his all-black look, and his Time's Up pin in a selfie with his wife Jessica Biel

What a hero! Thor star Chris Hemsworth jazzed up his all-black suit with a patterned fabric and velvet shoes

Dapper gents: William H. Macy (l) and Joseph Fiennes (r) also opted to eschew the more traditional white shirt in favor of a black option; both also wore pins

Meaningful: Nick Jonas (l), Kit Harrington (c), and Aziz Ansari (r) all took part in the powerful protest

Support: Nicole Kidman's musician husband Keith Urban joined his wife in supporting the movement with an all-black look

Face off: Gary Oldman (l) and Denzel Washington (r), who were both nominated for Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Drama, had another thing in common at the event - their matching all-black looks

Justin, 36, proudly showed off his poignant choice of ensemble while posing for a selfie with his wife, actress Jessica Biel, which he posted shortly before the ceremony - making sure to add the hashtag #timesup.

And the chart-topping singer was not the only male star who made his sartorial mark on the red carpet.

Thor star Chris Hemsworth, 34, who attended the event without his wife Elsa Pataky, looked incredibly handsome in a patterned silk suit, which he paired with some velvet lace-up shoes - injecting some fun elements to the all-black outfit. 

William H. Macy, 67, also made a solo appearance on the red carpet, attending without his wife of 20 years, actress Felicity Huffman, and he too chose to do so in a totally black outfit. 

The Shameless actor happily showed off his black outfit as he made his way into the event, even pausing to flash his Time's Up badge to photographers as he posed happily for photographers.  

Speaking up: The Handmaid's Tale star O-T Fagbenle (l), Seth Rogen (c) and Sam Rockwell (r) also donned all black - although winner Sam chose not to wear a Time's Up pin

Superstars: Actor and model Garrett Hedlund looked incredibly dapper in his all-black outfit as he took to the stage with Kerry Washington during the evening's event 

Statement on-stage: Although Andy Samberg did not walk the red carpet ahead of the event, he did show off an all-black outfit when he took his turn in the spotlight while presenting an award with Amy Poehler 

Taking his moment: Twilight star Robert Pattinson also chose to avoid the red carpet - but he made his agenda loud and clear when he took to the stage in his all-black look, complete with a Time's Up pin

A sartorial statement: Actor Richard Jenkins (l) and musician and activist Justin Tranter (r) both opted for all-black - albeit in very different ways

Power couple: Jason Bateman and his wife of 16 years Amanda Anka both followed the statement-making dress code

Black out: Norman Reedus (l) and Edgar Ramirez (r) went all out with their all-black outfits and poignant pin collections

Father figure! Stranger Things co-stars David Harbour, who plays Sheriff Jim Hopper, and Caleb McLaughlin both wore black shirts under their suit jackets - although David chose to add a Time's Up pin to his

British star Joseph Fiennes, 47, was another leading man who plumped for a full black look, adding a Time's Up pin to the pocket of his suit, which was also accessorized with a black pocket square and a black tie. 

Keith Urban, 50, and Jason Bateman, 48, both matched their wives in all-black outfits, as did rival nominees Gary Oldman, 59, and Denzel Washington, 63, who were up for the coveted Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Drama gong. 

Although Gary eventually walked away with the top prize for his role in Darkest Hour, the two men both made quite a statement on the evening in their powerful ensembles. 

Game of Thrones star Kit Harrington - who was no doubt eager to make a positive impression, after being thrown out of a New York bar during a drunken argument - Nick Jonas, Seth Rogen, Sam Rockwell, Richard Jenkins, and activist Justin Tranter also all made their mark in all-black.  

Stranger Things: Three of the young leading stars from the Netflix series - (l-r) Finn Wolfhard, Gaten Matarazzo, and Noah Schnapp - also put pins on 

Super star: Tom Hanks was pictured wearing a Time's Up badge, while his wife Rita Wilson put a bold spin on the all-black trend with her embellished dress 

Standing together: Host Seth Meyers showed off a pin on his lapel as he arrived with his pregnant wife Alexi Ashe

The must-have accessory: Jude Law (l) and James Franco also joined stood in solidarity with the Time's Up stars

The Greatest Showman: Nominee Hugh Jackman - who is up for Best Performance by an Actor in a Musical or Comedy - also added a pin to his jacket

One step further! This Is Us star Chris Sullivan (l) added both a pin, and black nail polish, to his look for the evening, while Sebastian Stan (r) chose just to wear a badge

Dapper duds: (l-r) Daniel Kaluuya, Bradley Whitford, and Freddie Highmore all looked very handsome in their pin-adorned suits

And even those who didn't wear all black found a way to make a stand. 

Best actor nominee Hugh, 49, who is up for his appearance in The Greatest Showman, went for a more traditional white-and-black tuxedo, but proudly added the Time's Up pin to his pocket.

Young Stranger Things stars Gaten Matarazzo, Finn Wolfhard, and Noah Schnapp all also wore the pins; interestingly their co-star Caleb McLaughlin opted not to wear one of the badges, however he did plump for an all-black look for the evening. 

This Is Us star Chris Sullivan went the extra mile to show his support, not only adding a Time's Up pin to his look, but also painting his fingernails black to match the somber outfits being shown off on the red carpet at this year's ceremony. 

The evening's host, Seth Meyers, also proudly showed off a pin on his lapel as he arrived on the red carpet alongside his pregnant wife Alexi Ashe, who stuck to the all-black dress code in a long silk frock.