Pedro Pascal at “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” Premiere – LA

Stylist: Jamie Mizrahi
Outfit: Tom Ford by Haider Ackermann
Groomer: Courtney Ullrich-Mooney
Manicurist: Emi Kudo
Glasses: Maison Bonnet
Shoes: Tom Ford

Pedro Pascal is a beloved actor and I am so happy that such a kind and talented human being is getting the fame he deserves.

There are things that transcend work ethic and public appearances because there is also what you cannot see that contributes to his charisma and allure.

What Pedro does for his people, his heritage or for those around him is remarkable and I’ll keep on standing here, shouting it from the rooftops if necessary.

We live in an era of polarization never seen before and many people are not being brave enough, which is sad to see.

The actor, in all of this, is a shining light, and we all should take example.

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For the Los Angeles premiere of his latest project, Pascal donned a white Tom Ford shelton wool-mohair evening jacket with black, smart, long pants from the Winter 2025 collection, paired with very pointy black Tom Ford boots.

He complemented his ensemble with a red carnation in the jacket pocket, a polka-dot silk foulard tied loosely around the neck and what seemed to be a pair of Maison Bonnet glasses with black frames in the model ‘Alber‘ (if you look closely, you can notice that they were designed and custom made for the late creative director Alber Elbaz who used to wear them consistently).

According to his stylist Jamie Mizrahi, Pedro‘s outfit was inspired by that of Harrison Ford in an iconic scene from the 1982 movie “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom” (apparently Indiana Jones was also one of his earliest and longest crushes).

As always, the “Materialists” actor was made up by the lovely Coco Ullrich, an inseparable partner even on the sets of his several projects.

In this case I loved the way she styled his curls, gently caressing one side of his forehead–so dreamy, so romantic.

Pedro is a lover of all things nails, so it wasn’t a surprise to discover that the very sweet Emi Kudo took care of his manicure by using Deborah Lippmann‘s ‘Smooth Operator‘.

On a sad note, I should also add that Pascal was styled by a different stylist this time: Jamie Mizrahi.

Not because of who she is (because I like her very very much) but because her previous one, Julie Ragolia was inundated by death threats from some of his fans regarding some her stylistic choices for his client.

This is not ok because Ragolia has always been an independent thinker, an activist, and her input was instrumental for the causes Pedro cares about.

He valued her ideas, he elevated them, and that’s not how you treat human beings, even if you don’t agree with them.

Mizrahi has been a dream so far but fashion is so personal that you cannot deem what is good or what is not according to your point of view, because in fashion nothing is objectively good or bad, it’s all about preference.

And if you are not in the room and are not part of the process, you truly shouldn’t jump to conclusions.

All my love and respect for Ragolia and Mizrahi though, you have a very tough and ungrateful job.

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The Fantastic Four: First Steps is a 2025 American superhero film based on the Marvel Comics superhero team the Fantastic Four. 

Produced by Marvel Studios and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, it is the 37th film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) and the second reboot of the Fantastic Four film series.

The film was directed by Matt Shakman from a screenplay by Josh Friedman, Eric Pearson, and the team of Jeff Kaplan and Ian Springer.

Pedro Pascal stars as s Reed Richards / Mister Fantastic.