Over the past a number of Paris Vogue Weeks, the Loewe entrance row has morphed right into a gallery of offbeat Hollywood hotshots, lots of whom have acted within the movies of Italian director Luca Guadagnino. The star-making filmmaker is a pal and frequent collaborator of the label’s designer Jonathan Anderson, and he usually accompanies his actors—comparable to Bones and All’s Timothée Chalamet and Taylor Russell or Challengers’s Josh O’Connor and Mike Faist—of their seats alongside the runway.
Now it’s time for ex-Bond Daniel Craig and buzzy newcomer Drew Starkey, the celebs of Guadagnino’s upcoming movie Queer, to affix their ranks. (As soon as once more, Anderson costumed the film.) Each actors suited up within the French capital for Friday’s Loewe present, but it surely was a loosened-up Craig—who lately sported some wholesome stubble in a Loewe marketing campaign—and his spouse Rachel Weisz who actually put the staff on their backs.
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Craig, his silvery chin-length shag swept again, wore a colourful knit jumper with a leather-based bomber jacket, voluminous olive-green cargo parachute pants, tan suede boots, and spherical yellow-tinted shades. Weisz, in a slightly much less jaunty ensemble, selected a color-blocked mohair sweater in child pink and Brat inexperienced, swoopy horseshoe denims, wonky-heeled leather-based pumps, and darkish cat-eye sun shades.
Craig and Weisz appeared, as my colleague Yang-Yi Goh famous, like somebody’s wealthy aunt and uncle who attend Burning Man yearly—and, I’d add, actually have a killer artwork assortment hanging on the partitions of their Marin County mansion. (That little handkerchief tied round Craig’s neck can be excellent for these dusty days on the playa.) On Instagram, style author Liana Satenstein likened them to a few buying on the Park Slope Co-op. Or, as Twitter oracle Bald Ann Dowd put it, they seemed like Troye Sivan and Charli XCX at the Sweat Tour reunion in 2074. So far as fantasies go, none of these sound half dangerous, although maybe none appear as glamorous because the precise lives of the well-known Hollywood actors Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz.
