When he’s not sporting a cutting-edge go well with on a purple carpet, or donning a leather-based jumpsuit as Elvis, or doing Rick Owens cosplay as Feyd-Rautha, Austin Butler usually retains a fairly low trend profile. The actor’s private wardrobe tends to contain plenty of Adidas observe pants, retro-rugged outerwear, and baseball caps worn low over his eyes. When he’s off the clock, he’s off the clock—and he attire for that half, too.
As per traditional, Butler regarded easygoing on two current New York Metropolis date nights to see trending Broadway reveals together with his girlfriend, the mannequin Kaia Gerber. On Wednesday, he and Gerber attended a preview of the upcoming play Job, which stars Succession actors Peter Friedman and Sydney Lemmon. Photographed exiting the Hayes Theater after the present, the actor wore a skinny, boxy, and barely cropped grey T-shirt with free black slacks, vivid white Nike Cortezes (the favourite sneaker of fellow low-key Hollywood “It” man Jeremy Allen White), and a San Francisco Giants cap.
Gerber was additionally dressed merely in darkish low-rise slacks, black pumps, and a navy graphic tee printed with the phrase “Come To My Home I Have Nice Books.” On that entrance, there’s doubtless fact in promoting—the mannequin has hosted a digital guide membership referred to as Library Science since 2020. (The latest title on their studying checklist? The Job script, written by playwright Max Wolf Friedlich.)
Butler’s outfit, although, was practically similar to the one he wore final week when he and Gerber went to the opening night time of Cole Escola’s play Oh, Mary!, which additionally simply made its splashy switch to Broadway. That night on the Lyceum Theatre, he supplemented his incidental theatergoing uniform—similar grey tee, (seemingly) similar black pants, similar Cortezes—with a black crewneck sweatshirt thrown over his shoulders and a nondescript black trucker hat. (Talking of, how usually do you see a clean trucker hat out within the wild? On Butler, it appears like a extra dude-ish model of Kendall Roy’s $625 logo-free Loro Piana baseball cap.)
