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WHETHER YOU’RE a fan of the hit series The Bear (how could you not be?) or you simply can’t get past all the yelling and screaming that makes up a majority of the kitchen-frenzied TV show, there’s no misunderstanding when it comes to Jeremy Allen White’s talents in the art of minimal styling.

The guy knows how to fit-up.

When the Golden Globe (and Emmy nominated) winner is not donning his iconic white t-shirt over black pants – a look synonymous with his character ‘Carmy’ but one he’s adopted in the real world – the actor can be seen wearing a mix of easy-wearing staples, like tank tops under shirts and blazers, fine-knit polos and softly-tailored suiting. White is also the master of off-duty, ruggedly elevated nonchalance. And a bouquet of flowers, it seems.

To showcase more of a good thing as we head into season 5 of the hit TV series, below you will find Esquire’s nine favourite fits of Jeremy Allen White to date.


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FIT ONE

Before we saw him turn up the heat in the kitchen, Jeremy Allen White proved he can effortlessly swap the apron for the fashion boy-approved pin-striped suit. During the Los Angeles premiere of The Bear season one, Allen rocked up in a relaxed grey iteration — levelled out with a white shirt and complementary sneakers. A masterclass at mixing sharp with the street.

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FIT TWO

In late 2022, the hunky actor made a special appearance on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon wearing anything but his staple white t-shirt and Dickies pants (that have since inspired a plethora of minimalists, mind you). Instead, Allen White donned a lavish cashmere-silk knit polo by luxurious Italian house Loro Piana — you know, the brand favoured by our favourite fictional media family and actual billionaires alike.

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FIT THREE

Ah, if only the grocery shop looked this effortless! We’re loving Allen White’s nonchalant approach to his weekly shop, seen here leaving Gelson’s Market in Los Angeles wearing baggy jeans (vibe), a loose linen-style shirt with a tonal baseball cap (vibe). Topping off his look is what seems to be a groceries cooler-bag (vibe?).

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FIT FOUR

The look you know and love — and the easiest Jeremy Allen White look to achieve — the classic white t-shirt and Dickie pants is a staple of Allen White’s character ‘Carmy Berzatto from the hit series The Bear. Effortless, rugged and practical, this look obviously takes Allen White from weekday to weekend with little to no fuss — we’re here for it.

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FIT FIVE

Not all flannies are created equal. This particular one is from French house Celine and was all the rage last year when luxury brands were tapping into the working-class uniform of choice. We still rate it / rep it.

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FIT SIX

Over the years, this particular look has become something of a signature for White. The worn, washed denim, oversized shirt and baseball cap. As much as a trip to the flower market has been a weekend ritual of his. But note – the reason this hits the list is that, while nothing is overdone, it all is so perfectly seamless in its cohesiveness.

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FIT SEVEN

White’s love of workwear is well know. We tracked down his retailer of choice, Golden Age Hollywood located on Sunset where he (and Austin Butler among others) all sourced their faded French denim. What’s not to like about the simplicity of a chore coat and your favourite jeans?

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FIT EIGHT

It’s not all off-duty. White has been known to throw on a decent bit of tailoring when duty calls and this Calvin Klein ensemble, complete with sheer shirt, was on point for the Golden Globes red carpet.

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FIT NINE

Continuing our argument in from fit eight, this time in Louis Vuitton. That unbuttoned shirt and vest peeking through? Masterclass in styling, keeping in theme with the character that White has become famous for portraying while perfectly meeting a red carpet style brief.


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