Brad pitt has opened up about his fashion sense, with the actor explaining why he opted to wear a skirt to the berlin premiere of his film, bullet train, in july. The outfit making all the headlines, brad pitt wearing a matching linen skirt and blazer from haans nicholas mott along with a chunky pair of boots. While attending the seoul, south korea premiere for his latest thriller, bullet train, the once upon a time in hollywood star sported a light pink suit with matching trousers.
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This confirms his new look after already being seen in wide.
While he posed with fans on the red carpet, he wore a. Brad pitt wore a light pink suit with matching trousers and a pair of pink sneakers at yongsan cgv in seoul, south korea. Brad pitt confirms his love of linen. Check out all of the actor's epic red carpet styles!
While he posed with fans on the red carpet, he wore a. The actor dares to wear color, light materials like linen, and even a skirt. He rocked a pastel pink tracksuit while attending a photocall for his latest movie bullet train in berlin, germany on tuesday, july 19. Men will be wearing skirts by next summer.
Certainly, as pictures circulated of pitt launching himself in the air, buzzing with his new boho injection in another forest green tinged suit at the london premiere of.
For the film’s 20th anniversary, let’s take a look back at perhaps its most important legacy: Brad pitt is continuing to serve up some bold fashion! The actor continued his fashion marathon in asia and confirmed his preference for linen in tokyo and kyoto. Pink seems to be brad’s color in berlin, as just hours before the official red carpet, he looked chic in a light pink tracksuit as he posed at a photo call.
Brad pitt is having a blast with his fashion statements while promoting his new action comedy bullet train.
