PEDRO AND CHRIS ARE A MATCH MADE IN MENSWEAR

When it comes to fashion, it’s always a treat if someone strays from convention. But two leading men who like to mix it up (and starring in the same film, no less)? We’ve been blessed. Chris Evans and Pedro Pascal are a co-star pairing so well-dressed that it would be rude not to do a comparative rundown of their best looks. From the press tour for their new feature, The Materialists, and well beyond it, you can rest assured there are no boring combos to be seen here. Between well-tailored suits and unexpected colours, the hardest part about these sartorial standouts is choosing a favourite. But you know us… always up for a challenge. Keep scrolling for the fashionable friends we can’t get enough of. Pick your fighter.

These two looks couldn’t be timelier, given we’re edging towards autumn with startling abandon. Everything about these get-ups is classic and fresh in equal measure, from the well-cut wool trousers to the seasonal browns and polished shoes. School uniform always comes knocking at fashion’s door during this time of year – and classroom-friendly shoes are set to dominate our footwear lineups for the latter part of 2025 – so Pedro and Chris are dishing out some valuable inspo. The question is, to brogue or to loafer? A dilemma as old as time.

 

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ASOS DESIGN smart wide leg wool mix trousers in black & white puppytooth, £35
ASOS DESIGN boxy herringbone overshirt in brown, £32
ARKET wide rib knitted jumper in brown, £75
Dr Martens unisex Adrian tassel loafers in cherry red arcadia leather, £150
ASOS DESIGN lace up brogue shoes in tan, £30

When Chris de Burgh wrote Lady in Red, he probably wore something like this. Despite being a bold choice (particularly for something as sharp as a tailored suit) cool-based cherry tones are easy to style and surprisingly timeless – as proven here by Hollywood’s most fashionable co-stars. Pedro practically stopped the internet with his leg-baring ensemble, and Chris makes a case for the more conservative approach to colour-block dressing. Whichever you choose, this alternative take on your typical occasionwear is sure to leave a lasting impression.

 

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ASOS DESIGN slim double breasted suit in rust crinkle texture, £120
Cotton On Box fit t-shirt in race red, £19
ASOS DESIGN smart straight leg shorts in black, £25
Pull&Bear lace-up boots in black, £55.99

Now we’re really talking. Supermodels like Bella Hadid and Hailey Bieber may take all the credit for off-duty style, but let’s not sleep on the guys. Chris and Pedro both prove that casual doesn’t have to mean boring – opting for quality cuts and elevated basics to make even the most unbothered wall perch look effortlessly stylish. And as we head to the departure lounge, Pedro makes a case for jeans at the airport. They might not be best for the long-haul, but on a short layover? An outfit this crisp is worth checking in.

 

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ASOS DESIGN baggy jeans in mid wash blue, £30
ASOS DESIGN breatheMAX™ heavyweight oversized t-shirt in white, £18
Nike P-6000 unisex trainers in silver and browN, £99.99
Mango cotton zip through Harrington jacket in stone, £89.99

Another juicy bit of seasonal style inspo, the rich tones on these suits are the kind of delectable autumn tailoring we’ll be reaching for as the weather turns. From Chris’ corduroy co-ord to Pedro’s alt-belt moment, both of these looks feel expensive, elevated yet infinitely wearable. The best part about a great two-piece is the mix-and-match potential, so you can roll out either the top or bottom half at more casual appointments, too.

 

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Topman skinny cord suit jacket in charcoal, £110
Topman relaxed suit in brown, £155
ASOS DESIGN essentials crew neck t-shirt in dark brown, £8
ARKET relaxed fit cord five pocket trousers in brown, £75

We're rounding up this dapper duo with an unexpected leg moment. Both Chris and Pedro have proved they’re no strangers to a bright tone, and these looks are no different. We love the use of a colourful trouser to mix up an otherwise understated outfit, and earthy green is a great option as we transition to cooler temperatures. Balance the look with a minimal top half, like Pedro’s plain white tee or Chris’ cosy cardigan, to ensure you don’t go overboard on the brights. Trust us, this is a trend with serious legs.

 

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ASOS DESIGN cotton twill wide leg trousers in green, £38
Selected knitted cardigan with pockets in cream, £65
ARKET wool knitted cardigan with button front in red burgundy, £77
ASOS DESIGN embossed loafers in olive green, £45