Chris Evans has fans swooning over 'Ghosted' first red carpet look: Photos
Chris Evans has fans swooning over 'Ghosted' first red carpet look: Photos
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It's no secret that Chris Evans is extremely handsome and his latest look has taken him to a whole new level. The 41-year-old attended the world premiere of his new Apple Original Movies, Ghosted, at the AMC Lincoln Square Theater in New York City on April 18. For the premiere, Chris rocked a cream sweater with green pants and glasses, sending fans on social media into a frenzy.
Chris Evans looked stunning in this ivory sweater and green pants at the New York premiere of “Ghosted” on April 18. (Marion Curtis/StarPix for Apple/Shutterstock)
Chris, who plays Cole Riggan in the new film, wore a King & Tuckfield outfit with a pullover sweater. fitted ivory knit collar with green piped details. He styled the cardigan with a white undershirt underneath and a pair of dark green pleated pants. He accessorized his look with a pair of round glasses and olive green suede loafers.
It's no secret that Chris Evans is extremely handsome and his latest look has taken him to a whole new level. The 41-year-old attended the world premiere of his new Apple Original Movies, Ghosted, at the AMC Lincoln Square Theater in New York City on April 18. For the premiere, Chris rocked a cream sweater with green pants and glasses, sending fans on social media into a frenzy.
Chris Evans looked stunning in this ivory sweater and green pants at the New York premiere of “Ghosted” on April 18. (Marion Curtis/StarPix for Apple/Shutterstock)
Chris, who plays Cole Riggan in the new film, wore a King & Tuckfield outfit with a pullover sweater. fitted ivory knit collar with green piped details. He styled the cardigan with a white undershirt underneath and a pair of dark green pleated pants. He accessorized his look with a pair of round glasses and olive green suede loafers.
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Chris Evans looked stunning in this ivory sweater and green pants at the New York premiere of “Ghosted” on April 18. (Marion Curtis/StarPix for Apple/Shutterstock)
