Sunday, March 26, 2017

Save The Arctic Campaign (2014)


September 23, 2014: 

More than 60 celebrities joined forces with designer Vivienne Westwood for the #SavetheArctic campaign. Each celebrity portrait was taken by photographer Andy Gotts and put on display in July 2015 at the London Waterloo underground station. All the profits from the sale of these special edition shirts go directly to Greenpeace (the shirt is still available in limited sizes). 

Some of the celebrities photographed included: 

High-Rise stars Tom Hiddleston, Luke Evans, Sienna Miller, Elisabeth Moss, and Jeremy Irons.

Olivia Colman.
Naomi Campbell.
Aidan Turner. 
George Clooney. 
Ian McKellen.
 John Hurt. 
Rita Ora. 
David Tennant. 
Julie Walters. 
Hugh Grant. 
Judi Dench. 
Simon Pegg. 
Chris Martin. 
David Gandy. 


and more. You can view all the portraits here

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Andy Gotts is selling prints of the Tom Hiddleston Save the Arctic portrait to raise money for Greenpeace. Additionally, anyone who purchases a print will be entered to win the ACTUAL SHIRT Tom wore for the portrait. The prints are £100 + shipping. Please contact sales@andygotts.com to order or for more information. The winner will be announced June 28th and orders shipped on June 29th! 


Monday, March 20, 2017

Kong: Skull Island premiere in China (2017)

March 16, 2017: 


After almost a full month of traveling, the last stop on the Kong: Skull Island press tour was in China. Jing Tian joined Tom Hiddleston, Brie Larson, and Samuel L. Jackson for the final red carpet premiere at the World Trade Center Tower III in Beijing. Jing was born in China and graduated from the the Beijing Dance Academy and Beijing Film Academy. 


There was a funny moment when they all pretended that Kong was going to eat them. 


Brie was brave enough to test out the fear box. Same girl, same! The spider represents one of the many monsters on Skull Island. 


More China put together a beautiful montage for Tom with interviews, red carpet footage from the premiere, career highlights, and other behind the scenes video. 

"I still don't quite know what it means to be a star, I never expected to have fans anywhere, if I'm honest. My dream as a child was to make a living as an actor. Everybody said it was impossible. Being an actor was competitive and there was too many actors for a very small number of roles and films. All my teachers advised me to do something else, to train for another profession. I loved storytelling. I watched films and plays and I wanted to be in them because they were exciting."



And of course, no premiere is complete without a little dancing. 


Tom Hiddleston was very active on social media for the China leg of the tour and shared several pictures on his Weibo and Instagram accounts. 


Loki is a very popular tourist attraction. Mark Ruffalo also paid the God of Mischief a visit the previous year. 




Fashion:

Tom wore a DIY plaid Gucci suit. 


Saturday, March 18, 2017

The Hollywood Reporter: 25 Most Powerful Stylists in Hollywood (2017)

March 14, 2017:


Ilaria Urbinati was named one of the 25 Most Powerful Stylists in Hollywood. Along with Tom Hiddleston, Ilaria represents many other clients including Nina Dobrev, Ben Affleck, Ryan Reynolds, Krysten Ritter, and Donald Glover.


Fishing for answers. 



Tom Hiddleston and Ilaria posed for a photoshoot in the pages of The Hollywood Reporter to celebrate her achievement. The photographs were taken by Eric Ray Davidson. 



Fashion:

Both Ilaria and Tom wore Gucci for the photoshoot. Tom wore two of these Gucci suits in other photoshoots, the Gucci Tailoring campaign and GQ Magazine.


Wednesday, March 15, 2017

Kong: Skull Island Premiere in Japan (2017)

March 15, 2017: 


The Kong: Skull Island promotional our served up a lot of firsts for Tom Hiddleston. The beginning of March saw Tom's first ever premiere and official event in Mexico. Eleven days later, it was Japan's opportunity to finally be Hiddlestoned in person. 


Brie Larson, and Samuel L. Jackson took over the Toho Cinema in Tokyo which is home to the famous Godzilla head. But for the premiere - is was Kong who reigned King over their shared MonsterVerse. 



They were joined on stage by Gackt and Sasaki, who voiced Tom and Brie's characters for the Japanese dubbed version of the film. 



You can watch highlights from the red carpet and interviews below. Tom Hiddleston greeted the crowd in Japanese - because Tom Hiddleston. When asked about his impressions of Japan Tom said:

"Everybody's so kind and friendly, and the food here is delicious. I've had some sushi and sashimi. And I'm also very excited to be standing beneath Godzilla."




Filed under my random thoughts category: Tom and Sam seriously look like retired boy band members about to announce their comeback tour. 


Tom with the solo: 🎵 Please don't go girl. You would ruin my whole world. ðŸŽµ


🎵Tell me you'll stay. Never, ever go away ðŸŽµ



All together now. 🎵I love you. I guess I always will. And girlllllllllllllllllllll. You're my best friend. You're my love within. I just want you to know. That I will always love you. 🎵


Great job fellas! PS: Don't ask me why I chose New Kids on the Block - it's just the first song that popped in my head when I saw the pictures. Also, if you have no idea who that is, please watch this video. And this video. And especially this video




The real brotherly love continued after the premiere when Tom shared a selfie with Sam on his instagram:

"We had fun in Tokyo introducing #kongskullisland. My first time in Japan. Thank you to everyone who came out to say hello!"




Fashion: 

Somehow Tom Hiddleston always wears the best suits for premieres in Asia. Which is such a shame because these events never get the same amount of coverage and it's always very hard to find quality pictures. And this suit deserves some all the pictures! This pin dot double-breasted Gucci suit was hands down my favorite outfit of the Kong press tour! 

 


  • Gucci New Signoria Wool Suit, $2,750. similar style, different fabric. 
  • Gucci Silk Satin Tie, $200

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