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Jeff Goldblum struts his stuff on Prada catwalk in star-studded Milan show
Jeff Goldblum can add runway model to his CV (Picture: Getty)
Is there anything Jeff Goldblum can’t do? Well apparently not, as he demonstrated some serious model behaviour for the Prada men’s fashion show in Milan.
The Jurassic Park star, 69, took to the catwalk in an all-black ensemble with faux-fur around the hems and gloves to complete the look.
Twin Peaks actor Kyle MacLachlan walked alongside Goldblum and rocked light blue satin trousers, shirt and gloves, with a long black coat look from the luxury designer’s winter collection.
MacLachlan and Goldblum opened and closed the runway show, and were chosen by the designers to represent ‘real men, recognised figures’ enhancing reality.
Sex Education’s Asa Butterfield and Maze Runner’s Thomas Brodie-Sangster also looked dapper at the event.
Miuccia Prada said: ‘The collection celebrates the idea of working – in all different spheres and meanings.
Jeff wore an all-black ensemble (Picture: Getty)
Sex Education star Asa Butterfield looked stylish also (Picture: Getty)
‘It is a practical, everyday thing. But here, you are formally important. You are not casual.
‘And through these clothes, we emphasise that everything a human being does is important. Every aspect of reality can be elegant and dignified.’
Goldblum is known for his hit movies, including Independence Day, The Grand Budapest Hotel, and Invasion of the Body Snatchers, but it looks like he can add model to the list.
‘Actors are interpreters of reality, employed to echo truth through their portrayals, said Prada.
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‘Real men, recognised figures, they bring a new facet of reality.’
Damson Idris, Tom Mercier, Jaden Michael, Louis Partridge, Ashton Sanders and Filippo Scotti also joined the prestigious event.
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