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Buying flowers is nice. Booking a restaurant is also good. But if really, In fact As someone, Alexander Skarsgård has a suggestion: print his face on your shirt.
Last night at the Los Angeles premiere of Wickerthe actor stopped with a photo of Oscar winner Olivia Colman on his chest. In the film she plays a fisherwoman who gets a husband made of wicker (that’s Skarsgård). But apparently, being handmade specifically for someone is no longer enough: you have to use their merchandise, too.
Skarsgård, who has been working with Harry Lambert, Harry Styles’ longtime stylist, wore a custom look by London label Chopova Lowena. Printed on the beaded T-shirt was a portrait of Colman as a fisherwoman, with small pointy embellishments framing her face. It was actually pretty sweet. The kind of thing your mother might have on the mantelpiece, only in this case, it was stretched out over a six-foot-something Swedish man.
She wore it with the brand’s signature taffeta midi skirt in green and pink tartan, complete with pleats and silver carabiners. Also, black socks. Black shoes. An Oscar-winning actress on his torso. And to think, dressing for a red carpet used to involve calling someone to ask for a tuxedo.