Jeremy Strong has become known not just for his intense performances, but for his equally meticulous fashion choices. Best recognized for playing Kendall Roy on Succession, the Emmy-winning actor has built a visual identity around strict monochromatic dressing — a disciplined yet quietly expressive style.
Strong’s wardrobe often centers around one color at a time. From earthy browns, which he once called “monastic chic,” to deep greens and soft pinks, his looks are always deliberate. Whether walking red carpets or attending premieres, he presents himself with a quiet uniformity that draws attention without demanding it.
Over the years, this chromatic commitment has produced memorable outfits. At the Golden Globes, he wore a turquoise velvet suit. Later, he showed up at a film premiere in mint green from head to toe — including matching glasses.
This week, Strong brought his signature style to Cannes, where he is serving on the film festival’s competition jury. On the Croisette, he appeared in a pale blush corduroy suit, complete with a matching bucket hat and blush Lanvin sneakers.
His accessories were just as carefully considered. Peeking out from under his sleeve was a Richard Mille RM 16-02 Automatic Extraflat. The watch, made from a lightweight and durable material called Quartz TPT, stood out with its warm terracotta tone. It features a skeletonized dial that displays the watch’s internal mechanics — including a platinum rotor, oversized date, and a web of gears arranged with precision. The timepiece retails for around £180,000.
Strong’s connection with Richard Mille watches isn’t new. At the 2024 Met Gala, he wore the ultra-thin RM UP-01, just 1.75 millimeters thick, along with a tailored Loro Piana suit and a single earring. Earlier, at The Apprentice premiere, he matched a green velvet suit and tinted glasses with a diamond-studded RM 72-01 on a forest green strap.
These fashion choices seem too calculated to be random and too refined to be playful. They reflect a sense of control and pleasure in presentation — a deliberate approach to style that complements Strong’s reputation for depth and dedication.As Richard Mille himself once put it, they manage to evoke a sense of “wow.”
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