‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ Star Emily Blunt Jokes About Men’s Fashion Choices
Emily Blunt recently shared a humorous anecdote regarding her husband John Krasinski’s fashion choices, revealing her initial disapproval of one specific red carpet outfit.
During her appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, she discussed Krasinski’s look from the Golden Globes, where he donned a dark suit paired with a turtleneck, a style Blunt typically finds unappealing.
She confessed to having a strong reaction when she first learned about the outfit. “To be honest, I have a complete aversion to turtlenecks,” she remarked. “When John showed me the outfit and said, ‘And this is a turtleneck,’ I had to pull myself together and put on a neutral expression.”
Initially uncertain about the look, her perspective shifted once she saw him in it. She noted that he ended up looking quite sharp, exuding a vintage vibe reminiscent of classic film stars. She even likened him to a young Michael Caine, appreciating the cool 1960s aesthetic.
Despite her change of heart regarding Krasinski’s outfit, she humorously maintained her general dislike for turtlenecks. Additionally, she expressed her aversion to certain men’s jackets, particularly shiny, tight, cropped bomber styles and what she referred to as “dad leather jackets.”
Blunt and Krasinski have been married since 2010 and are parents to two daughters. They frequently collaborate in film, including the A Quiet Place franchise, where Krasinski directs and Blunt stars. A third installment in the series has been hinted at and is anticipated in the coming years.
Her candid remarks about fashion choices are quite relatable. Even in the glamorous world of Hollywood, where fashion reigns supreme, she openly shares her preferences while demonstrating that she can change her mind upon seeing the final look.
What do you think about her views on men’s fashion choices? Do you agree with her distaste for turtlenecks and certain jackets, or do you think she’s being too critical? Share your thoughts in the comments.