Brad Pitt is in the Pink
Filed under: Men, Celebrities with Style
Brad Pitt thinks pink at Cannes. Photo by Getty Images
Pitt paired his rosy suit with a crisp white shirt, gray cashmere scarf and brown loafers (very yacht-worthy), all from the Tom Ford Menswear collection. We have to admit, we didn't realize the color could look so manly.
Oh, and in case you were curious, Angelina was nowhere in sight, but we're still taking bets on what she'll wear on the red carpet tonight!
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Cannes Film Festival 2009
Rachel Weisz looked stunning in this emerald Valentino gown at the "Agora" premiere during the 2009 Cannes film festival.
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Evangeline Lily opted for Valentino as well when she attended the "Vengeance" premiere.
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Eva Longoria Parker went for this dramatic Versace Atelier gown when she walked the Cannes's red carpet at the "Bright Star" premiere.
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Fashionista Diane Kruger looked chic even off the red carpet as she strolled around the festival.
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Tilda Swinton looked striking in this maroon Haider Ackermann creation at the premiere of "Up".
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Paris Hilton and her current boyfriend Doug Reinhardt attended the Quintessentially Dinner Party at the Beach 314 during the 62nd International Cannes Film Festival.
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Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon got cozy on Roberto Cavalli's yacht during 62nd International Cannes Film Festival.
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At a photo call for her new film "Precious" Mariah Carey (in Dior) posed with rocker Lenny Kravitz
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Elizabeth Banks looked amazing in this Giorgio Armani Privé gown at the premiere of "Up".
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Ryan Phillipe struck a pose with his Prada clad co-star Malin Ackerman at a cocktail reception promoting their new film "The Bang Bang Club".
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Clive Owen opens next week in the romantic thriller "Duplicity," in which he and Julia Roberts play international spies who decide they can make more money exploiting a corporate cold war between two pharmaceutical giants. With those two on the screen, and a suitably James Bond-ian backdrop of gorgeous foreign locations, audiences may not be paying much attention to the clothes.
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It's nearly impossible to find a $250 suit that isn't a)not-so-gently used b)ill-fitting and outdated or c)apparently sewn together by a toddler.
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He's hot and he knows how to appreciate the magic of a suit that fits perfectly -- now that's my kind of man! Milo Ventimiglia just may have a future in fashion after all.
