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Ezra Miller's 'Sleeping Bag Couture' Look Totally Stole The Show On The 'Fantastic Beasts' Red Carpet

Ezra Miller's 'Sleeping Bag Couture' Look Totally Stole The Show On The 'Fantastic Beasts' Red Carpet
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The look this season is "sleeping bag chic" and if you don't know, now you know, thanks to Ezra Miller.


Ezra has become widely known for his daring, often gender-bending sartorial choices, as well as his eye-catching Comic Con ensembles. Ezra is not afraid of a bold look! So when it came time for him to hit a movie premier red carpet in fashion-forward Paris, we should all have expected something avant-garde and outside-the-box--specifically, in this case, the box a sleeping bag comes in. Because whether we expected it or not, that's exactly what we were served. And Miller killed it.

Miller chose the outfit, created by Pierpaolo Piccioli x Moncler--the latter being an iconic brand known for luxurious quilted outerwear--for the premiere of The Crimes of Grindelwald, the latest installment in the Fantastic Beasts franchise, this week. It was weird and wonderful and off-the-wall and unpredictable and TOTALLY EFFING FANTASTIC.

SIT DOWN AND SHUT UP AND BEHOLD:

Who else could do this? Who?! I'll give you five seconds to answer but that's it because the answer is zero other persons. Whether this strikes you as "glossy Dementor," "sassy sleeping bag," or "Sith lord Bene Gesserit"--and I frankly don't even know what that last one means--this is iconic, and your fave could never.

And if you're sitting there shaking your head all, "Yeah, I just dk," just know that according to Twitter, you are on the wrong side of history:















Truly inspiring. Thank you, Ezra Miller, for showing us the path to being our true selves, inside of a sleeping bag.

H/T AV Club, Daily Mail

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