Jared Leto is in the pink in NYC with eclectic ensemble of tie dye t-shirt, tracksuit bottoms and trucker hat
He’s back in New York City after spending time in Italy filming The House of Gucci for Ridley Scott.
And on Thursday, Jared Leto kept it casual as he enjoyed an outing in the East Village.
The actor, 49, paired a tie dye t-shirt with pink tracksuit bottoms and blue slides.
Eclectic: Jared Leto opted for a pink ensemble of tie dye t-shirt, tracksuit bottoms and trucker hat along with a matching face mask as he headed out in New York City on Thursday
He added a pink trucker hat cap and a pink face mask and carried a plaid shirt in his hand.
His long hair was loose and he flashed the peace sign as he got his picture taken.
Last week he had celebrated his return to the Big Apple with an Instagram photo showing him posed against the city backdrop.
Upbeat: The actor, 49, wore black socks with blue slides and flashed the peace sign as he got his picture taken in the East Village
Back home: Last week Leto had celebrated his return to the Big Apple after filming The House Of Gucci in Italy with an Instagram photo showing him posed against the city backdrop
The star-studded House Of Gucci movie tells the story of the famous Italian fashion family and the murder of Maurizio Gucci in 1995 in a murder-for-hire plot orchestrated by his ex-wife Patrizia.
Adam Driver plays the ill-fated Maurizio and Lady Gaga plays Patrizia, who ended up spending 16 years in prison for her crime.
Leto plays Maurizio’s cousin Paolo Gucci, the son Of Aldo Gucci played by Al Pacino, and shots from the location sets in Italy show Leto completely unrecognizable thanks to prosthetics and makeup.
Chameleon: Shots from location sets in Italy show Leto completely unrecognizable as Paolo Gucci in the film by Ridley Scott that explores the fashion family’s real-life murder scandal
His art: He revealed this week it took five hours to transform into the character with the help of prosthetics and makeup (he’s pictured with co-stars Adam driver and Lady Gaga in Rome)
Leto told Canada’s Global News this week that it had taken five hours to transform him into the character.
‘It was unforgettable and transformative,’ he shared.
‘I fell in love with the character. And I got to work with Al Pacino, he played my dad, and Ridley Scott, who was one of my favorite directors ever, and I learned so much. I was so excited just to be on that set and of course, working with Lady Gaga and Adam Driver was a dream.
He added: ‘I didn’t know the Gucci history, and it’s quite incredible. This story is fascinating, so I learned a lot about that.’
True crime: Scott’s movie recounts the murder of Maurizio Gucci as the result of a murder-for-hire plot orchestrated by his ex-wife Patrizia in 1995 (the couple are seen in an undated photo
Meanwhile, members of the extended Gucci family have expressed their disappointment that Oscar–winning filmmaker Scott has pressed ahead with the movie project.
Patrizia Gucci, a second cousin of the murdered Mauricio, expressed their worries that the film will sensationalize the crime and exploit the famous family’s private lives.
‘They are stealing the identity of a family to make a profit, to increase the income of the Hollywood system,’ she said. ‘Our family has an identity, privacy. We can talk about everything. But there is a borderline that cannot be crossed.’
Wrap: On Saturday, Leto’s co-star Lady Gaga wrapped her own work on The House Of Gucci and shared a photo of herself with director Ridley Scott to her Instagram to mark the occasion