Pedro Pascal at “The Last of Us” Season 2 Premiere – LA

Please discover with us what the Chilean-American actor Pedro Pascal wore to “The Last of Us” Season 2 Premiere in LA.

Stylist: Julie Ragolia
Outfit: Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello
Tailor: M’Lynn Hass
Groomer: Courtney Ullrich-Mooney
Manicurist: Emi Kudo
Shoes: Saint Laurent
Sunglasses: custom Linda Farrow

I was introduced to “The Last of Us” game by my best friend who has been playing it non-stop through the pandemic (how fitting in retrospect) so I was very well informed about the casting and the overall vibe of it.

As soon as we knew that there was going to be a series adaptation, there was happiness as well as worries in the air, because the game was so good that you fear someone is going to butcher it.

From my part, I was very interested in the style choices of the cast for the possible press tour, especially since the ensemble is diverse and walking into the fashion environment with different sensibilities.

That being said, here is what Pedro wore to the season two premiere in Los Angeles.

Pascal donned a Saint Laurent checked peak lapel blazer, black pants and long leather Saint Laurent boots with a blue turtleneck with a wide collar underneath, stemming from the Fall 2025 Menswear collection.

As a powerful accessory, the Chilean-American actor opted for a pair of sunglasses that were a custom version of the Jarvis frame by Linda Farrow.

As always, the actor’s grooming was courtesy of Courtney Ullrich (friendly nicknamed Coco) who went for a just-out-of-the-shower wet look, but the kind that goes perfectly with the sultriness and sexiness that his Saint Laurent ensemble exuded.

According to an article by The New York Times Style Magazine: “In the mid-1980s, Garner obtained black-market estrogen with help from trans sex workers she met on Hollywood Boulevard, and in 1991 underwent top surgery, though she continued living as a man for two more years.”

In a way, her resistance to the gender binary was very ahead of its time and even though today we have new labels and new ways to address issues that are permeating the political landscape in the US and in the world, it’s truly commendable to see a beloved actor channel his support for meaningful causes, in support of the trans community, in such a subtle but honorable way (you may not know that his sister is part of the community too).

I saw the comments online and I think too many people have a very restricted idea of what it means to be a man dipping his toes into the fashion world, while also finding collaborators who have a very grounded understanding of what you are willing to convey, even though you look exactly like the most masculine version of who a man can be.

I praise Julie Ragolia and I thank her for not treating fashion like a shallow black suit with an overblown price tag and for teaching us that the field can encompass way more than the eye can see.

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The Last of Us is an American post-apocalyptic drama television series created by Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann for HBO.

Based on the video game franchise developed by Naughty Dog, the series is set twenty years into a pandemic caused by a mass fungal infection, which causes its hosts to transform into zombie-like creatures and causes the collapse of society. 

The second season, is expected to partly adapt 2020’s The Last of Us Part II, and is set five years later.

Pedro Pascal stars as Joel Miller.