Chris Pine Explains His Streak of Funky Outfits: ‘Life Is Too Hard’

Chris Pine’s type displays how he feels about life. 

During the last a number of weeks, Pine, 43, has been displaying off a brand new funky type aesthetic, which incorporates tiny shorts, classic T-shirts, cardigans and Birkenstocks, whereas selling his new movie and directorial debut, Poolman. 

Within the movie, Pine portrays Los Angeles pool cleaner Darren Barrenman, who rocks floppy hats and micro swim chunks. (The film follows Darren as he takes care of the pool of the Tahitian Tiki condo block. Whereas working day by day to make his hometown a greater place, he’s tasked by a femme fatale to uncover the reality behind a shady enterprise deal, per IMDb.) 

Pine defined his latest vogue evolution throughout his Thursday, Might 9, look on Jimmy Kimmel Stay! when requested whether or not he’s morphed into Darren in actual life. “It’s only a consolation factor. It’s Los Angeles. I wish to have a great time,” Pine informed host Jimmy Kimmel. “Life is just too exhausting. If it’s going to make you giggle to placed on some funky lemon pants, [do it].” 

Kimmel then requested Pine to interrupt down his Poolman premiere outfit from final month, which included an “I Coronary heart L.A.” shirt beneath a linen blazer adorned with a single flower on the lapel.

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He paired the items with corduroy shorts, retro tube socks and brown mountaineering boots.

“I’ve had that shirt for 19 years, I’m from L.A.,” Pine stated proudly, including that the corduroys have been one thing he additionally owned for years, initially buying them for $5. “I’ve spent $150 attempting to restore them as they’ve damaged through the years,” he shared. 

Along with his life in L.A. and his love of getting a great time, Pine’s wardrobe is impressed by Tom Selleck. “Tom Selleck appreciated the quick shorts,” Pine stated when discussing the brilliant pink cropped pants he wore whereas eating at Langer’s Deli in April. 

Poolman is in theaters now.