As the buzz of the Venice Film Festival begins to subside, I’ve been eagerly waiting for the opportunity to focus on some of the notable menswear looks that graced the red carpet.
Among them, Harris Dickinson stood out with his impeccable style, joining Nicole Kidman and Sophie Wilde to promote their film, ‘Babygirl.’ Much like his female co-stars, the actor brought his A-game to the premiere, showcasing not just his acting prowess but also his keen eye for fashion.
Premiere: Prada Perfection
Harris Dickinson is known for his magnetic presence on screen, effortlessly drawing viewers into the depths of his nuanced performances. The same could be said for his sartorial choices at the Venice Film Festival. Stepping onto the red carpet in a Prada Fall 2024 suit, Harris once again commanded attention.
The suit, in a timeless grey, had a touch of retro inspiration thanks to its cut. However, what truly set this ensemble apart was the vibrant yellow shirt and matching tie he chose to pair with it. This combination created a bold yet sophisticated statement, blending timeless elegance with a modern twist of colour. It was a masterclass in how to wear inject colour into a classic suit with confidence, and Harris pulled it off effortlessly.
Photocall: Laid-Back Charm
For the film’s photocall, Harris opted for a look that exuded a more relaxed vibe. Dressed in a Bottega Veneta ensemble featuring a striped poplin shirt, a cotton rib jersey tank top, and twill trousers, the actor showcased his ability to mix casual elegance with a touch of rugged charisma.
I particularly loved the mustard and taupe colour combination, which added a fresh and laid-back charm to his look. It was an ensemble that felt both contemporary and effortlessly stylish, capturing the essence of relaxed sophistication.
I like how he tried to trick me by shaving his facial hair for the premiere.
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