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When it comes to personal style, I’m a big advocate of dressing how you feel. Forget the trends, what looks good and what doesn’t, or how much something costs, double down on comfort and be done with it is what I say.

But, here's something I never thought I'd be writing: Chris Pine, the 43 year old American actor, is suddenly dressing like my nan.

Pine who was spotted on October 6 donning a super nan-core ensemble, clearly subscribes to the same easy going mantra as me, with his cozy multi-colored cardigan, stretchy leggings, and a pair of slip-ons, of course.

Pine's outfit is giving Sunday morning mum. It's giving coffee and a cigarette before anything. Throw something easy on for the school run vibes.

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The ‘fit — honestly not too dissimilar from my nan’s school run look — was pictured as the Don’t Worry Darling star headed to grab coffee after throwing moves at a dance class in Los Feliz, Los Angeles.

Don’t get me wrong, dressing like a signature nan isn’t a bad thing by any means: it’s comfy, cheap, and presumably very easy to assemble. It’s just Pine (a renowned well-dressed man) suddenly donning it caught me a little off guard, is all.

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Pine dressing like a nan, though, isn’t the first time he’s caught me by surprise. Earlier this year the actor added his name to the ever-growing list of high-profile names to begin ditching their shoes (and socks!) in public. 

Yup, you read that right. Back in June, going barefoot in public officially became an LA thing and following in the literal footsteps of the likes of Jacob Elordi and some of Shawn Mendes' smoothie squad, Pine inexplicably decided to also let the dogs out without warning.

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But hey, each to their own and if Pine’s happy looking like an old woman, then who am I to judge? The only thing I’m slightly concerned about, though, is if he fuses the two and looks like an old people’s home escapee. But that’s not my place to worry.

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