The Prince of the Red Carpet has manifested himself on the occasion of the premiere of The King and he served up the one thing you should always expect from his royal self: the unexpected.
Because this sudden swerve toward ’90s Power Lesbian was not what we expected.
We wish we could say we love this because if nothing else, it truly is eye-catching in an odd sort of way, but we hate the cut of the pants and the more we look at it, the more we loathe that shirt, especially the stretched-out mock *shudder* turtleneck collar.
A neon yellow mock turtleneck cover! Not even you, Princeling.
Also: is there a trend unfolding in the celebrity set?
Style Credits:
Givenchy Ensemble from the Spring 2020 Collection
[Photo Credit: Janet Mayer/Startraksphoto.com, Roger Wong/INSTARimages.com, John Nacion/INSTARimages.com, givenchy.com]
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