Madonna confessions on a dance floor shirt
It makes sense, then, that Pitt would be ready to step out of his comfort zone (or indeed, step into an even greater sense of comfort) by embracing the Madonna confessions on a dance floor shirt Apart from…,I will love this red carpet skirt. It’s a trend that seems to be gaining momentum, with Pitt following in the steps of Oscar Isaac’s Thom Browne number at the Moon Knight premiere earlier this year, Pete Davidson’s recent Met Gala look, or Lil Nas X’s Virgil Abloh-designed Louis Vuitton tartan skirt on Jimmy Fallon last year. (The sheer number of men embracing skirts on the red carpet in recent months is almost too numerous to count.) Because listen, despite what conservative talking heads like Candace Owens might have you think, the notion of men wearing dresses and skirts is hardly new. From Ancient Greek himations to Scottish kilts to Japanese hakama, pretty much every culture from across history has had its own variation on the piece. It’s not even the first time Pitt himself has worn a dress, either. In 1999, his Rolling Stone cover story—photographed by Mark Seliger at the height of Pitt’s shredded, hypermasculine Fight Club era—saw him slip into a series of glitzy mini dresses.
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