Alexander Skarsgård has made headlines during various film festivals and promotional events with his unique sense of style. His fashion choices often include graphic tees that have drawn attention for their provocative messages. One notable event was the Cannes Film Festival, where Skarsgård wore a striking white crewneck t-shirt. The shirt featured an image of a man horizontally positioned, licking a boot-clad foot—a design that certainly made observers take notice.
Fashion Statements at Film Festivals
His stylist, Lambert, sourced this particular shirt from a vintage store named Jerks, located in South London. This shop is also a favorite among other celebrities, including Paul Mescal and Zoe Kravitz. The day following his bold Cannes appearance, Lambert dressed Skarsgård in a sun-faded ‘Let’s Party’ t-shirt from the 1980s, which also came from Jerks.
Zurich Film Festival Appearance
Skarsgård continued his eye-catching trend at the Zurich Film Festival. He wore a white silk shirt adorned with a gray graphic featuring dildos and butt plugs. This shirt was designed by Magliano, a Milan-based label inspired by 19th-century queer subcultures in Italy.
Valladolid International Film Festival
Last month, Skarsgård attended the Valladolid International Film Festival, donning a unique gray tee that proclaimed “WHEN MEN WERE MEN.” This shirt is from the famous Chicago dive bar, Old Town Ale House, which has been a haunt for notable figures such as Bill Murray and Anthony Bourdain since 1958.
A Subversive Fashion Era
When not showcasing vintage graphic tees, Skarsgård embraces a ‘leather daddy luxe’ aesthetic. He has been seen in a striking white backless halterneck shirt paired with leather pants from Ludovic de Saint Sernin. Additionally, cheeky short-shorts and schoolboy socks from S.S. Daley have added to his eclectic style.
As he promotes his new film, *Pillion*, where he portrays a dominant motorcycle leader, it’s clear that Skarsgård’s fashion choices reflect a bold and subversive direction. With his growing collection of graphic tees and daring outfits, Skarsgård continues to push fashion boundaries.
