Outlandish. Brow-raising. Immense sex appeal. Often, the knee-jerk reactions to Pedro Pascal’s outfits are varied as they come. Which, to a certain extent, squares up when one thinks of the Chilean heartthrob’s style.
Under the hands of stylist Julie Ragolia, it’s safe to say Pascal is never a one-trick pony. By now, the 50-year old actor has nailed Grandpa debonair to a tee; or on days when he really wants to make the internet scream—by way of showing some skin in low-cut shirts or shorts (circa Met Gala 2023)—he most certainly can. But what’s ever so prevalent about Pascal’s fits is the devil-may-care ease he carries with every appearance, dignified with the occasional switch of an eyewear as well as the salt-and-pepper mane that has solidified him as what the kids these days call zaddy.
And it seems the actor knows just exactly what he’s doing. Just last week, amidst promotions for The Last of Us Season 2, he rocked up in a simple black T-shirt titled with two words: ‘Adult Content’. That was more than sufficient to get the internet going wild. A stark contrast to his red carpet arrival at the HBO series LA premiere just days after, where he suited up and stepped out in a fresh-off-the-runway look from Saint Laurent fall/winter 2025. Think plaid, ultramarine and knee-high leather boots.
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— The Last of Us (@TheLastofUsHBO) March 25, 2025
If you’re seated on the side of X that rules in favour, there’s certainly more to look forward to; given Pascal’s stellar lineup this year. From a dashing billionaire in Celine Song’s romantic drama The Materialists to his foray into the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Mister Fantastic, we’re seated for more divisive fashion from the star.
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In Bode and Brooks Brothers
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In custom Zegna
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In Bottega Veneta
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In Louis Gabriel Nouchi
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In Bottega Veneta
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In Airei
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In Giorgio Armani
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In Overcoat
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