Brian Cox may be the only one heir performer Who’s really ready for the show to end?, but he’s still making the most of the final season’s commercials. That means, knowingly or not, continuing to take down his arch-nemesis/offscreen Jeremy Strong.
Cox attended heir Season 4 premieres in London on Thursday, wearing a conspicuous brown uniform — a signature Strong’s color during his years playing Kendall Roy, the prodigal son of Cox’s character Logan on the show. . (If it refers to Strong, it is more subtle than Cox’s rebuttal remarks about Strong’s method-influenced acting style.) GQ‘s Gabriella Paiella in his March cover story as both “a metaphor for the rest of my life” and “monastic luxury”—has captured the internet.
(Keeping to tradition, Strong wears a rustic coffee-tone tracksuit custom-made by Haans private label designer Nicholas Mott arrive HBO Season 4 Official Premiere in New York City on Monday night — Cox and his wife, Nicole, wore custom Kimia Arya silk outfits dedicated to the ongoing women’s freedom movement in Iran. However, one gesture didn’t stop Cox from going “Full Logan Roy” mode on the red carpet and rough with her co-stars.)
In any case, Cox’s look at the London premiere is a great fit in its own right — and though Logan Roy might stay at Loro Piana, Cox’s real red carpet outfit is easy to follow. closer than you think. As Cox stylist Venk Modur says GQhis cognac suede utility jacket, cobalt blue turtleneck and trousers are from popular menswear brand Paisley & Gray. His awesome stacked heels are from Savannah-based store Savas’s on Melrose, which he’s previously worn (with a gray leather jacketalso by Savas) when appearing on Jimmy Fallon earlier this week.
“I like the ending. I loved getting it done,” Cox told Fallon, before he quickly apologized for his salty language: “It was what I call Logan Roy disease, and I was affected by it. My wife almost divorced me because of that.”
