Jeremy Strong, widely known for his role as Kendall Roy in Succession, has become as recognizable for his acting intensity as for his signature style. Known for his method acting and meticulous fashion sense, Strong has cultivated a wardrobe built on one dominant color at a time — a practice that reflects both discipline and flair.
Whether he’s dressed in earthy browns he once called “monastic chic,” deep greens, or pastel tones, Strong consistently embraces monochrome looks that command quiet attention.
At the 2024 Cannes Film Festival, where Strong is serving on the competition jury, he appeared in a blush-pink corduroy suit, complete with a matching bucket hat and Lanvin trainers in the same tone. The look was unified and deliberate, fitting seamlessly into his ongoing pattern of color-focused outfits.
Adding to the visual impact was a luxury timepiece peeking from his sleeve: the Richard Mille RM 16-02 Automatic Extraflat. The watch, with its terracotta hue and marbled Quartz TPT case, stood out for its sleek engineering and minimalist weight. It features a skeleton dial showcasing its platinum rotor, large date display, and an intricate web of gears — all packed into an ultra-thin design. Retail value: approximately £180,000.
This isn’t Strong’s first venture into high-end horology. At the 2024 Met Gala, he wore the RM UP-01 — a record-breaking slim watch just 1.75 millimeters thick — paired with a custom Loro Piana suit and a single earring. Earlier this year, at the premiere of The Apprentice, he appeared in green velvet and green-tinted glasses, accompanied by a diamond-studded RM 72-01 with a forest green strap.
Strong’s fashion choices are anything but random. They are calculated and carefully executed, signaling a deliberate identity. His wardrobe tells a story of quiet intensity, with a sense of elegance and self-assurance.
As watchmaker Richard Mille once said, the goal is to inspire a sense of “wow.” Jeremy Strong appears to be doing just that — with precision, consistency, and style.
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