Brad Pitt is boiling.

Brad Pitt is not one to shy away from scary clothes. Sporting a dress on the red carpet with a linen shirt, he went into an internet frenzy endorsing some major man-claviness. His reasons for appearance, as described Difference, “We’re all going to die, so let’s screw it up” – yeah, why not? That’s why the 59-year-old received the Dopamine outfit during his season. Bullet train A press tour, often covered head-to-toe in shiny balls with equally shiny trainers. An evolutionary style with a ‘fuck it’ mentality that you just can’t knock.

So it’s no surprise that just a few weeks into 2023, Pitt will be seen in another set of conversation starters. Amid the new Apple TV thriller, Wolves, the Oscar nominee wore a heartwarming outfit. Layered over a white tee – light enough to see the chains sitting underneath – Pitt tossed on a teal velor boiler suit with white slip-on trainers and a pashmina in hand.

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John GiannoniGetty Images

This frequency is higher than in the 80s Top gun Style, apparently Babylon The star is fully updated on what’s happening on the catwalks. With the Fall/Winter ’23 fashion shows taking place over the past few weeks, boiler pants have had a stylish update. In Milan, Emporio Armani presented a particularly pilot-apocalyptic design, ready for the skies with leather gloves and a flying helmet (with goggles). Etro has championed it as loungewear, a relaxed silhouette similar to traditional pyjamas. Taking a note from Pitt’s book, Gucci featured an olive-green style zip-up half-down with a chain and some cleavage. The utilitarian theme didn’t stop in Paris. Lemaire’s low-sacrifice belt created a crumpled, more professional image, while Sakai’s was made from pinstripe wool with a slight sheen through the metallic thread.

The key to not looking like a mechanic is through the tools. Although as simple as what the movie star wears, any type of jewelry is a must. But don’t be afraid to try something new. As he nears 60, Pitt proves there’s never a bad time to shake things up – even if it’s due to doomsday fears.