Brad Pitt's infallible technique for trapping the paparazzi
Katy Perry, Richard Madden, Daniel Radcliffe… Like the star of Fury, many celebrities employ this ploy to discourage prying photographers.
"Brad Pitt wore the same outfit all week," tweeted Tuesday, June 11 the American magazine Page Six. Gray cap, sunglasses, white long-sleeved T-shirt under a short-sleeved T-shirt, black pants, brown satchel ... The 55-year-old actor was photographed for seven days, therefore, by paparazzi paid by the tabloid.
After his coup at the Cannes Film Festival, the hero of Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood would he experience another descent into hell, ask fans. Not so sure, answers the American edition of Vanity Fair, which would explain this sartorial repetition by a most skilful ploy, even used by several Hollywood celebrities.
"They could take pictures for six months"
Stratagem whose ultimate objective would be to "frustrate" the paparazzi. "After all, the photos of an actor who has looked exactly the same (down to his brown satchel!) For days or even weeks, and is still in the same place, is hardly an exciting event for him. a tabloid, ”writes Vanity Fair reporter Josh Duboff.
Brad Pitt has been wearing the same outfit all week 👀 https://t.co/Wi9onB3RXi pic.twitter.com/xlDkl6TORb
— Page Six (@PageSix) June 13, 2019
Richard Madden, Daniel Radcliffe and Katy Perry have also used this technique. To the point that the singer of I Kissed a Girl sometimes wore the same Adidas tracksuit for days, in order to make the photos of her outings less attractive, she revealed in the columns of the New York Times in June 2017.
“Sometimes I wore the same jacket and I zipped it so they couldn't see what I'm wearing underneath, and I had the same hat,” Daniel Radcliffe explained in an interview with Jay Leno in 2007. So they could take pictures for six months, but it felt like everything had been captured on the same day. ” A delight for the Harry Potter interpreter: "[...] There is nothing better than seeing the paparazzi really frustrated," he rejoices. Since then, Richard Madden (the Bodyguard series, Rocketman) has also adopted this ploy. A technique a bit simpler than that of Taylor Swift, who prefers to hide ... in a suitcase.
