Carmine “Carmy” Berzatto, Jeremy Allen Whitecharacter of this summer’s breakout series Bear, is a male hairstyle. Although the show’s spin-off is about chef Carmy hustling to collect all sorts of vintage selvedge denim, it’s abandoned after the pilot episode (in which Carm reluctantly agrees to trade in a rare Levi’s jacket due to the fact that he’s not ready to go). American production in exchange for the restaurant’s lost shipment of beef), but his craving for meticulously crafted clothing persisted throughout the season. How else if a chef uniform of plain white t-shirt and black Dickies pants would inspire so many articles about where you can get some of your own?
(For the record, Cristina Spiridakis, costume designer for Bearpilot’s, confirm with GQ that Carmy’s white tees are from the small German brand Merz b. Schwanen, as well as the Whitesville Supreme x Hanes collab. And while the notion that a poorly dressed restaurant chef will wear expensive shirts while working on a line is partly a move by the television costume department, it’s not hard to imagine. Imagine that Carm would spend his money on some quality IYKYK stuff.)
Meanwhile, the success of the movie put Jeremy Allen White, the actor, on a fast track to wearing countless expensive shirts, because that’s simply what actors usually do. (Jeremy Allen White, that person, still dresses quite casually; he wears his own clothes in his GQ photoshoot day in Brooklyn earlier this summer.) For his Wednesday night appearance on Tonight’s show features Jimmy Fallon, White wears an ultra-chic cashmere silk knit polo by Loro Piana, the Italian luxury brand favored by real life billionaire and fictional media heir. The star of the summer wear show summer shirt feels right — and even though Loro Piana’s version Will set Carm back a fabulous $1,695, White’s glittery tattoos made him “young” Henry Hill“More” Henry Ford in his youth. “
