Brad Pitt wear baggy pants.

Once upon a time, a very young 25-year-old Brad Pitt attended one of his first premieres: that of 'Danko: Red Heat' in Beverly Hills in 1988. His signature look will now be dominated by dark tones and leather . In fact, this black leather dress with a worn-in brown effect was one of the then new actor's favorites and, as such, he wore it on numerous occasions, being the perfect accessory to add a dose of rebelliousness to his face, hair and glasses. good boy.

We are so comfortable wrapped in a black or dark blue suit that a brown jacket, at first, causes us rejection. And it is that not everyone knows how to wear a chocolate suit, and those who do deserve a sincere applause for taking risks and getting out of the norm. If you want to be one of them but you're not completely convinced, this photo of Brad Pitt at the premiere of 'Eddie and the Cruisers II: Eddie Lives!' help give you a boost: in his case, he combines the oversized brown blazer with a vintage T-shirt (which he still wears today and you can get too) and washed jeans. Joining the clan of men's jewelry lovers or not is already in your hands.

Who was going to tell us a decade ago that a garment worn in 1997 could be a trend 23 years later? This is what happens to us with black leather pants: although many men walked away from them as if they had an allergy after seeing Ross's suffering when he got stuck in a pair in episode 11 of the fifth season of 'Friends' , the spring/summer 2020 season promises to make them take off again in the fashion industry. Of course, just as Pitt wore them more than two decades ago: regular cut, nothing tight. Unless you want to end up like Ross, of course.

Tacky for some, risky for others and perfect for a few: Brad Pitt has shown himself since the beginning of his career to be very faithful to the collar of the Cuban shirt or camp collar of enormous dimensions, very typical of short-sleeved shirts or bowling shirts that They are a trend this spring/summer 2019 season. The best? You can copy Pitt's look by pairing this shirt with a suit.

The 'Matrix' saga (1999-2003) is not only a cult film trilogy for all lovers of the big screen and a precursor to futuristic sci-fi cinema, but it also gave us an aesthetic that makes us travel to the scenes of any of the three films just by putting on a leather trench coat or placing oval-shaped XS glasses on our nose. So did Brad at the premiere of 'Ocean's Twelve' in 2004, a year after the 'Matrix' saga came to an end. The aesthetic influence of this cinematographic work is still present today (at least, if we look at Zara's autumn/winter 2019-2020 season).