Thanks Santress! I’ve enjoyed his styling this past week for the most part. I watched his appearance on Fallon last night and he’s definitely learned the art of late night interviews... how to be entertaining in a short period of time while still plugging what you need to plug.
I’m hoping we’ll see him at the Met Gala. I’m looking forward to the interpretations of the camp theme. If he goes, I wish he’d do something to embrace the theme since he’s been expanding his fashion horizons lately, but the men typically don’t, so I’m not holding my breath. I am hoping for an appearance though, wearing whatever he ends up wearing.
At this point I'm expecting him to be at the Met Gala and will be disappointed if he's not.
Out and about in NYC today (May 2, 2019):
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Source: AlexanderSkarsgarded tumblr
Full album here:
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Another fan photo from The Kill Team premiere at Tribeca (April 27, 2019, New York):
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Also found here:
That looks like TKT's director, Dan Krauss.
Alex does love that ugly sweater.

A couple more reviews for TKT:
" Those familiar with this story won’t find any novel twists here, but Krauss astutely conveys the literal and moral quagmires produced by such military situations. In that cause, he’s aided by an increasingly disillusioned, confused, and terrified Wolff, and an intensely menacing Skarsgård, who — flashing spiteful smiles beneath a ’70s-era mustache, and exuding a relaxed confidence that belies his coiled-spring viciousness — proves that wickedness sometimes comes in friendly fatherly packages."
https://variety.com/2019/film/reviews/the-kill-team-review-1203201200/
" As envisioned by Skarsgård, Deeks is the type of leader to speak so softly that you have to lean in to hear him, to shower praise and attention on his chosen favorites, and to ink skull tattoos on his shins to show off the number of kills he’s acquired while on multiple tours. While he’s a more of a mystery in the documentary, Skarsgård gives him a different kind of ominous edge — a quiet demeanor and a scowling poker face that makes it almost impossible to figure out what he’s thinking."
https://www.thewrap.com/the-kill-team-film-review-nat-wolff-alexander-skarsgard/