American actor Brad Pitt arrived at the San Sebastian Film Festival on Wednesday wearing a total denim outfit paired with a pastel pink tie. He attended the official media photocall at the Kursaal venue shortly after 12:00 PM to present his latest movie Heart of the Beast.
Pitt stepped out in front of photographers alongside director David Ayer and producer Olivia Hamilton. The film is screening as part of the Official Section at the prestigious Spanish cinema festival.
The star traded traditional suit tailoring for a head-to-toe denim look that reinvented casual menswear. He combined a classic denim jacket featuring a prominent collar, front pockets, and visible stitching with jeans in a slightly lighter shade.
Underneath the jacket, Pitt wore a light shirt with subtle vertical stripes and accessorized it with a pastel pink tie. The combination brought tailoring elements into a Canadian tuxedo styling that has returned to autumn fashion trends.
Tailoring and Retro Accessories
Pitt completed the ensemble with retro-inspired metal frame glasses featuring lightly tinted lenses. He added a watch with a light dial, along with bracelets and several rings.
The choice reflects Pitt's recent preference for relaxed, unpredictable wardrobe choices away from standard Hollywood dress codes. Instead of saving formal neckwear for a traditional suit, he integrated the tie into everyday denim.
Festival Appearances and Evening Premiere
The afternoon photocall marks Pitt's first fashion appearance at this year's festival in northern Spain. A red carpet premiere scheduled for Wednesday evening will reveal his choice for formal evening wear.
During his visit to the coastal city, Pitt also spent time exploring local cultural landmarks including the Peine del Viento coastal sculpture and the Chillida Leku open-air museum.
The San Sebastian International Film Festival, held annually in the Basque Country city of Donostia-San Sebastian, attracts major international stars. High-profile guests including Pitt and British actor Orlando Bloom have been staying at luxury accommodation in the city priced at over 1,000 euros per night.
