"It's not too classy what I was dousing myself with, but I always made sure I used something," the
Captain America actor and currently, alongside actress Evan Rachel-Wood, face of Gucci
Guilty reveals to People magazine. Though Chris Evans would of course endorse his current advertising stint for Gucci, it's cute to hear him say: "I like it. Thank god - wouldn't that be horrible if it smelled terrible?"
The actor is sincere on actually liking fragrance in general: He initially sported his father's colognes when he was a teenager and then began to use
Polo Sport and various Abercrombie scents in his twenties.
He even seems to be knowledgable regarding discreet fragrance application: "I give the little mist, then do the walk-through." [
source]
Way to go, Chris!
Dear readers, if you don't fancy
Captain America, do yourself a favour and catch
Puncture with Chris Evans; that's a great movie and he was pretty great in it too.
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ReplyDeleteWell, I did fancy Captain America and I'm looking forward to Puncture as well; I think it's wonderful he can go from playing such a sweet and good-natured character to playing a darker, contradictory one. Also, his candour is such a rare thing in this age of PR...
ReplyDeleteThank you for the movie recommendation. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd I really enjoy lookig at him as Captain America - it's just funny and cute. :)
I still need to watch the movie though...
He was really good in Push, with Dakota Fanning. I love that movie.
ReplyDeleteThat's really cute.
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P,
ReplyDeleteyeah, gotta love an actor who is nuanced and can play different things.
I found the way this was presented cute and playful; if it were presented all serious it wouldn't make it to these pages, I guess.
Ines,
ReplyDeletehi darling! How are things?
Yeah, do try to catch up Puncture; it's a really interesting movie focusing on a really important issue and the character he played is a bunch of antitheses and inner doubts.
Susan,
ReplyDeletenow I got a movie recommendation as well. Thank you dear lady :-)
LR,
ReplyDeletethought so as well. I detest all the "seriousness" that surrounds some perfume ads and the PR around them.
Dear Helg,
ReplyDeletethank you for asking, I'm a bit exhausted to tell the truth but I believe it will all get better soon (starting after Christmas).
But one thing certainly helps a lot (Shalimar each evening). :)