Cillian Murphy, those 3 times that amazed us

Cillian Murphy he is the actor of the moment. His amazing performance as J. Robert Oppenheimer in the movie of Christopher Nolan who is placing a serious claim on the next Oscars – including the one for best actor – is finally gaining the great global fame that his talent deserves.

Not that the Irish actor is a beginner in the world of cinema and TV, that’s for sure: unforgettable films like 28 days later, Breakfast on Pluto and the Dark Knight and hit TV series such as Peaky Blindersbut if it is true that every actor has a great role in their career, here is the great role of Cillian Murphy it would seem to have arrived now thanks to the umpteenth collaboration with Nolan and to the interpretation of the American physicist to whom we owe the invention of the first atomic bomb.

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But Cillian Murphy is also the actor that we could find under the heading «normcore» of a hypothetical dictionary dedicated to the style of Hollywood stars. Because all of her appearances on the red carpet have been characterized, up to now, by a classic and impeccable style, not at all eccentric and much less emphatic. Tailored suits in impeccable nuances were the quintessence of her style. L’understatein short, as a choice of field.

At least until today. Because in the very recent promotional red carpets that are accompanying the successful film, more than something seems to have changed in her closet. In Murphy’s three most recent public appearances the course turn it seems obvious. Enough to surprise us (and positively) thanks to a flash of style and glamor that only increases the subtle charm of the actor.

The nude look

A shirt see through like this we never expected from him. And instead, under a formal black suit, in a fabric characterized by a 3D striped workmanship, here is the shirt that lets you glimpse skin and pectorals. Bold? Perhaps. Certainly sensual. To sign the whole, Anthony Vaccarello for Saint Laurent.

Camouflage effect

Tie and shirt in exactly the same nuance, disappearing into each other: the idea is conceptual and impressive. Especially since the nuance in question is the least obvious one can imagine: a khaki color with a military flavor (a reference to the war period?) that stands out under the black of the classic suit. An idea – perfectly fitting – signed by Prada.

One shirt and go

Tired of the usual jacket? Allergic to the tie? Do like Cillian, who is enough – and advanced – with a white t-shirt and a dark cardigan by Studio Nicholson: so simple and minimal that it goes around and is almost revolutionary. Casual, yes, but not casual.

And in the meantime, Cillian has already won our personal style Oscar well in advance, and no one can take it away from him.