Whether it's the Cannes Film Festival, the Oscars, or the Venice Film Festival, red carpet rules are not always strictly followed and are sometimes expertly broken. The guidelines are simple: men are expected to wear a suit or tuxedo with a bow tie, and classic dress shoes (anything but sneakers). When you're a celebrity, however, you can afford to push these boundaries. Brad Pitt is a prime example.
The two couples spent an evening together in Venice for the screening of the film “Wolfs.”
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It seems that the actor, 60 years old, now dares to push fashion boundaries on the red carpet. In 2022, during the promotion of his film Bullet Train, he was frequently spotted wearing bold outfits, including linen skirts and neon-colored suits. Two years later, Brad Pitt remains just as determined to refine his fashion quotient. He graced the red carpet at the Venice Film Festival in an oversized suit featuring a double-breasted jacket and bootcut trousers - a look that made the traditional tuxedo seem old-fashioned. The highlight of his look was a transparent t-shirt that revealed a collection of layered necklaces.
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The actor was accompanied by Ines de Ramon, with whom he has been happily involved with for nearly two years. De Ramon, who holds a degree in business management, previously worked for Christie’s in the jewelry department in Geneva, and at Grisogono in New York. She is now the Vice President of Anita Ko Jewelry, a luxury retail and jewelry company endorsed by the likes of Michelle Obama and Charlize Theron. For her appearance with Brad Pitt, she chose a long, white asymmetrical dress paired with a sparkling clutch.
Translated by Natasha Hersman
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