Alexander Skarsgård Is Having Too Much Fun With Fashion

Alexander Skarsgård joined his co-star Olivia Colman on the red carpet at the DGA Theater in Los Angeles for the premiere of their new film, Wicker, delivering another look that reminds us why his current fashion era has become so entertaining to follow.

The actor wore a custom Chopova Lowena ensemble, featuring a beaded jersey top from the Spring 2027 collection, customised with a portrait of Olivia Colman’s character, The Fisher Woman.

He paired it with the label’s Catherine taffeta carabiner midi skirt in contrasting green and pink tartan. If the skirt looks familiar, that’s because Maisie Williams wore a shorter purple and green version while promoting Practical Magic 2 back in August.

I love this. You can never make me hate Alexander’s current approach to fashion, particularly his willingness to wear pieces that challenge what we expect from menswear.

Some might argue that he doesn’t take fashion seriously, but I’d say the complete opposite. There’s a difference between dressing for a reaction and genuinely enjoying fashion, and Alexander falls firmly into the latter category. He’s not blindly throwing together unconventional pieces. The portrait of Olivia’s character gives this look a personal connection to the film.

And that’s what makes his partnership with Harry Lambert so enjoyable. There’s humour, individuality and a willingness to experiment, but there’s also a clear appreciation for the clothes themselves.

Styled by Harry Lambert.

Alexander was joined on the red carpet by his younger brother Bill Skarsgård, who clearly isn’t following in his older brother’s fashion footsteps.

Bill opted for a burgundy Dolce & Gabbana Fall 2026 suit, offering a much more traditional approach to premiere dressing, although the design was far from ordinary.

I particularly like the overlapping lapels, which create an interesting asymmetrical neckline and give the jacket a distinctive shape and a unique point of view.

I don’t think Bill needed the elaborate brooch. The rich burgundy colour and modern tailoring already make enough of an impression.

Now, had this been Colman Domingo, I suspect that brooch would have stayed firmly in place. We know how much he loves a statement piece of jewellery, and I can absolutely picture him embracing the full runway styling.

Two brothers, two completely different approaches to menswear, and I can appreciate both.

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