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Paul Mescal looks effortlessly stylish in navy suit and denim shirt as he waves to fans at The History Of Sound photocall in Cannes after the ‘sexless’ gay romance was panned by critics
Paul Mescal looked effortlessly stylish as he waved to fans while arriving at a photocall at Cannes Film Festival on Thursday.
The Irish actor’s latest project The History Of Sound premiered at the festival on Wednesday evening – yet so far the new gay romance has been panned by critics
However Paul appeared to not let the negative reception ruin his mood as he posed for snaps alongside the film’s director Oliver Hermanus.
The star opted for a navy blazer jacket and matching tailored trousers, but added a casual element as he paired the suit with an open denim blue shirt and white T-shirt.
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Paul Mescal looked effortlessly stylish in a navy suit and denim shirt as he waved to fans at The History Of Sound photocall in Cannes on Thursday
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