Why Nicholas Galitzine’s Fendi Style?
Saw paparazzi pics last Tuesday of Nicholas rocking that Fendi shearling collar jacket at some red carpet thing. Thought damn that’s clean. Been hunting for winter inspo anyway so figured why not copy the actor-model magic myself. Grabbed my phone and started digging for more photos.
The Research Struggle
First mistake – assumed I’d find exact item links immediately. Wrong! Spent 40 minutes reverse-image-searching different shots of that jacket. Every result showed either sold-out Fendi or some cheap knockoff. Finally found a blurry close-up where I could spot the silver hardware details properly.
Made notes of key pieces:
- Dark brown shearling collar bomber
- Black crew neck tee underneath
- Those weirdly cool baggy charcoal trousers
- Beaten-up leather Chelsea boots
Hunting Alternatives
Zero chance I’m dropping Fendi money lol. Hit thrift stores first – found similar boots ($25!) and a basic black tee. The jacket though? Total nightmare. Checked five stores before giving up and hitting discount sections at H&M and Zara.
Found this decent brown faux-shearling jacket at H&M for $79. Collar wasn’t as fluffy as Nick’s but whatever. Pants took another hour – almost bought skinny jeans till I remembered his loose fit. Grabbed some wide-leg sweats instead.
The Home Try-On
Threw everything on my bedroom floor for a flat lay. Looked like discount bin chaos if I’m honest. Tried the full fit:
- Jacket felt stiff AF
- Sweatpants pooled over my shoes
- Tea stain on the tee (rookie move)
Took mirror selfies from ten angles. Best one kinda captured the vibe if you squinted. Posted it on IG with #dupealert caption. Got three likes from my aunt and some bot account. Mission accomplished?
Cold Hard Truths
Celeb styles look fire because:
- They get free designer gear tailored perfectly
- Paparazzi shoot with fancy cameras
- They’re literally Nicholas Galitzine
My version cost $120 total and made me look like a guy who tried too hard. But hey – learned to check clothing tags in pap pics next time. And thrifted boots are keepers.
