Robert Pattinson in Marni, Marc Jacobs & A.P.C. | “The Rover” Photocall – 2014 Cannes Film Festival

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Robert Pattinson in Marni, Marc Jacobs & A.P.C. | 'The Rover' Photocall - 2014 Cannes Film FestivalWHO: Robert Pattinson
WHERE & WHEN: “The Rover” Photocall during the 67th Annual Cannes Film Festival on May 18, 2014.
WEARING: Marni jacket, Marc Jacobs sweater, A.P.C. jeans, Acne Studios shoes & Oliver Peoples sunglasses.

MY VERDICT: Robert joined the crew from his new movie “The Rover” — including costar Guy Pearce and director David Michôd, this morning for their official Cannes Film Festival photocall ahead of the midnight premiere later today.

The 28-year-old actor kicked the day of promo off dressed in a rich green Marni cotton-blend two button blazer, which helped to brighten up his otherwise dark ensemble. He wore a black Marc Jacobs three button polo shirt with a pair of slim fit A.P.C. “New Cure” raw denim jeans in a deep indigo.

I always dig a well placed pop of color, and this is no exception. It should go without saying at this point how much I love it when Rob wears green; not only does it highlight both his hair color and eyes, but it complimented his sun-kissed complexion today.

Robert completed his look with a gold watch and a pair of black ACNE Studios “Adrian” vintage sneakers and Oliver Peoples “Meier” sunglasses (with custom lenses) in Black/Olive Tortoise.

This was a great daytime press look, but I can’t wait to see his tuxedo at the premiere. There’s also another opportunity ahead for a possible look from my wish list when he promotes “Maps to the Stars” this week–his second film showing at the festival.

Have you already checked out my annual Cannes Fashion Wish List?

Robert Pattinson in Acne Studios & A.P.C. | 'The Rover' Photocall - 2014 Cannes Film Festival

Robert Pattinson in Oliver Peoples | 'The Rover' Photocall - 2014 Cannes Film Festival


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