Stylist: Philippe Uter
Outfit: Dior Men by Kim Jones
Groomer: Lisa-Raquel Baines using Dior Beauty and René Furterer
Watch: Hublot
Shoes: Dior
Jewelry: Dior
Today we’ll delight you with another beloved actor: Noah Schnapp. Let’s see what he wore to the “Stranger Things” Season 4 New York Premiere which took place on May 14, 2022 in Brooklyn.
Noah wore a Dior Men pink wool twill Officer Collar jacket, paired with a white cotton Dior Oblique men’s shirt with transparent Dior pattern and matching Dior casual pants.
The actor cleverly accessorized the look with a Hublot Big Bang Unico Summer Purple watch which is apparently part of a limited edition, consisting of just 200 pieces (it is worth more than 21,000$).
Its case is cut from aluminium, and its anodized, satin-finished and polished case is purple all over. This specific color has been made possible using a process which guarantees impeccable durability and offers remarkable protection from scratches and impacts.
Another great accessory to the look was a ‘Dior‘ Ribbon necklace in silver-finish brass and Dior B27 Low-Top sneakers in white and gray smooth calfskin with white Dior Oblique Galaxy leather.
Interestingly enough, his stylist Philippe Uter chatted with WWD and explained in more detail what went on behind-the-scenes: “I really had the desire of dressing Noah in a brand that we never used before. Something trendy, cool but still luxury. Noah is between the teenager and adult life so I couldn’t go too classic nor too young. That is why I decided to collaborate with Dior on this appearance. It is the perfect combination between elegance and streetwear. I always have been a fan of Mr. Kim Jones and I thought this could start a great relationship between the iconic fashion house and us.”
“Noah wore lots of toned down colors such as black, navy, beige or light blue. He only wears stronger colors for press appearances where we can play a little bit more. I had many fans of his contacting me on Instagram and suggesting to see Noah in pink. So after discussion and many times trying to find the perfect outfit, we finally decided to go with the pink tone from the Spring/Summer 2022. We didn’t want to do a full pink look either so I thought, due to the summer coming (finally), mixing with white can be a nice touch on the carpet.”
Photo credits: Alessandro Lucioni/Gorunway.com
Photo credits: Alessandro Lucioni/Gorunway.com
Photo credits: Alessandro Lucioni/Gorunway.com
Uter also had an interesting fun fact to add about one of Schnapp‘s accessories: “To complete the look, we added a Hublot watch. It resumes pretty well what I said earlier, as it is very luxurious but young and super fun due to its violette shades. This watch is actually showing in exclusivity on Noah‘s wrist as it has not been released yet. Also, Noah is wearing a silver necklace chain by Dior. It also gives a little kick to the look.”
The stylist also mentioned that he tries not to take inspiration from anyone as he wants Noah‘s style to be unique, even though Timothée Chalamet and Justin Bieber can be considered one due to their similar body shape but also as both have a very strong style.
Lisa-Raquel Baines did his grooming, using a Dior Beauty powder (she did not specify which kind) and René Furterer modeling paste.
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On February 17, 2022, Netflix released a plot description for the 4th season of Stranger Things which read:
“It’s been six months since the Battle of Starcourt, which brought terror and destruction to Hawkins. Struggling with the aftermath, our group of friends are separated for the first time–and navigating the complexities of high school hasn’t made things any easier. In this most vulnerable time, a new and horrifying supernatural threat surfaces, presenting a gruesome mystery that, if solved, might finally put an end to the horrors of the Upside Down.”
Noah Schnapp plays Will Byers, the son of Joyce Byers (played by Winona Ryder) and younger brother of Jonathan Byers (played by Charlie Heaton). He is captured by a monster from the “Upside Down“, an alternate dimension discovered by Hawkins Laboratory scientists.
