Andrew Garfield looks sexy!

On Sunday, January 5, the 41-year-old actor left fans trembling when he busted out a pair of glasses alongside Kerry Washington at the 2025 Golden Globes.

Garfield took the stage wearing a dark green Gucci suit with black lapel detailing. He wore a matching green button-down shirt with the first few buttons undone to reveal his toned chest.

Styled by Warren Alfie Baker, he also wore a Jaeger-LeCoultre watch and David Yurman jewelry. On the red carpet, Garfield completed the look with a pair of Oliver Peoples glasses.

Than that We live in time As the star prepared to read the teleprompter during his performance, he pulled out a pair of black glasses and slowly put them on.

The simple move left viewers in disarray as they took to social media to share their thoughts.

“Breaking news: Andrew Garfield in his reading glasses just received a 55 minute standing ovation from me in my bedroom,” one person shared.

“Andrew Garfield puts on his glasses, his shirt is unbuttoned and his chain is sticking out. Jesus Christ, I feel dizzy,” posted another.

“Andrew Garfield just got me pregnant when he put his glasses on in slow motion,” wrote a third.

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Garfield, who was named PEOPLE’s 11 Men of the Year in 2024, also isn’t afraid to show his goofy side at events.

He attended the London premiere of his film We live in time in October 2024 with a life-size cutout of his co-star Florence Pugh, who was unable to attend.

Garfield wore a dark green suit with a multicolored patterned button-down shirt and a yellow silk scarf with an intricate pattern, while Pugh’s cardboard cutout wore a sheer black polka dress and high-rise briefs.

Garfield told PEOPLE in an exclusive interview that he was initially hesitant when he first met Pugh.

“I was really scared. I think we were both very scared and nervous because it takes a while to get to know someone,” Garfield said. “There are layers. There are defense mechanisms. I’m someone who can be quite shy and quite protective when first meeting someone and it takes a while for someone to really get to know me. But once he’s in, then there’s no getting out.

“I quickly realized that I could trust her, that she wanted to have fun, that she wanted to play,” Garfield added Oppenheimer Actress. “And that’s like catnip to me. Someone who just wants to pee around and she started pissing all over me. I really enjoyed that. I pissed all over her and she really enjoyed it.”

Check out PEOPLE’s full coverage of the 82nd annual Golden Globes, broadcast live from the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles on CBS and Paramount+.