Claire Foy was joined on the red carpet for the ‘First Man’ premiere at the National Air and Space Museum on Thursday (October 4) in Washington, DC, by her co-stars Gavin Warren and Ryan Gosling.
Gavin Warren: The young actor was attending his first premiere, yet his style credentials were very impressive in this Balani suit, with the blue velvet blazer the center-piece of the look.
Ryan Gosling: Almost upstaged by his young co-star, the actor didn’t change a habit of a lifetime in Gucci. The green and yellow combo was so mesmerizing, especially when stood besides Claire. I love that he continues to keep things interesting, as we’ve all seen enough black and navy suits to last us a lifetime.
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I laugh at when people say it’s a coordinated couple when the guy wears the same coloured tie and/or pocket square as the woman’s dress. Here the ‘coordination’ is the shirt’s collar? By that theory she could be coordinated to any person there wearing a patch of yellow. I feel the West hasn’t ever seen a truly coordinated couple since the middle ages.
Love Ryan’s look and how perfectly he matched Claire. Mt favorite look of his on this promo tour so far.
Is Ryan wearing the same suit that he wore on The Graham Norton Show? I like the pairing with the yellow shirt.
Love Ryan’s…look. But Gavin has got to be BDOTW!
Gavin Warren, although this was your first red carpet premiere, of your suit is anything of a hint, I’m sure there will be many more to come!!! Bravo “First Little Man.”
Gavin Warren, although this was your first red carpet premiere, of your suit is anything of a hint, I’m sure there will be many more to come!!! Bravo “First Little Man.”
Love Ryan’s…look. But Gavin has got to be BDOTW!
Is Ryan wearing the same suit that he wore on The Graham Norton Show? I like the pairing with the yellow shirt.
Love Ryan’s look and how perfectly he matched Claire. Mt favorite look of his on this promo tour so far.
I laugh at when people say it’s a coordinated couple when the guy wears the same coloured tie and/or pocket square as the woman’s dress. Here the ‘coordination’ is the shirt’s collar? By that theory she could be coordinated to any person there wearing a patch of yellow. I feel the West hasn’t ever seen a truly coordinated couple since the middle ages.