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Jeremy Allen White has a new hobby. No, he isn’t on another flower shopping date (he’s been spotted getting cozy with famous women like Ashley Moore and Rosalía mere weeks apart) nor is he jogging topless around Los Angeles (unfortunately).

Allen White is instead taking up the pastime of wearing cardigans better than anybody else. That jerk.

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The 32-year-old actor, who rose to stardom as a tousled-hair chef in The Bear, has become somewhat of a style icon in his own right, not only for his ability to make a plain white T-shirt and lived-in denim jeans look stylish as hell on screen but for his excellent sartorial knowhow off-screen, too.

Allen White is effortlessly stylish on any ol' day, typically pairing lived-in shirts and relaxed jeans to picture-perfect results. Yet his latest look, worn as Allen White took his children to a New York park, takes things to another level.

The actor wore a pair of washed-out denim jeans, adidas Samba sneakers, his now-signature cap, and a deep-necked white tanktop. 

The star of the show, though, is undoubtedly Jeremy Allen White’s fuzzy mohair cardigan which, with only two solidarity buttons clasping either side together, is a shining example of exactly how a cardigan should be worn.

All the buttons done up? Too preppy. All undone? Too slouchy. Exactly 50 percent of the buttons made use of? Perfect. The length? Just below the waist. The width? Dialed in.

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I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: nothing Allen White wears is particularly revolutionary. Truth be told, most famous people's closets would likely make the actor’s wardrobe look fairly ordinary by comparison.

What's key, though, is the way that Allen White effortlessly styles each of his looks, whether intentional or not. It's his inherent slouchy ease that takes his ‘fits to the next level.

When it comes to cardigans, do as Allen White says: two buttons, no more, no less.

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