At 61, Brad Pitt seems to be entering a new era—both in style and in life.
Spotted out and about in New York City on a Friday night, he turned heads not just for who he was with, but for what he was wearing.
Brad stepped out with girlfriend Ines de Ramon, and while the couple looked smitten, all eyes were on his eye-popping lavender silk shirt.
Channeling Tyler Durden… Again?
The shiny, half-unbuttoned shirt looked like something ripped straight from his Fight Club wardrobe.
It shimmered under the city lights and gave off major “midlife reinvention” energy.
Paired with black velvet pants, square-toed shoes, and oversized metal sunglasses—despite it being nighttime—it was classic Brad with a dose of eccentricity.
He also rocked a freshly buzzed haircut, a look he’s been showing off recently.
There’s no denying he was going for something bold, even if it felt like a callback to one of his most iconic roles.
Ines Keeps It Classy
By his side was 32-year-old jewelry executive Ines de Ramon, who took a more understated yet elegant approach to date-night fashion.
She wore a beige, off-shoulder ruched mini dress that highlighted her figure, styled with matching stiletto heels and a quilted handbag.
Ines clung tightly to Brad’s hand as they exited a Midtown Manhattan building, making their way past eager fans hoping for autographs.
Brad led the way, shielding them both from the crowd.
Swatting Away PR Rumors
The outing came not long after Brad had to push back against claims that his relationship with Ines is all about publicity for his upcoming Formula 1-themed film F1.
He brushed off the idea in a recent GQ interview, saying, “No, dude, it’s not that calculated… Life just evolves. Relationships evolve.”
Brad has often had to deal with speculation about his personal life, and this was just the latest instance of fans and the media reading too much into a relationship timeline.
From NYC to Mexico to the Coast
Just days before their Manhattan date night, Brad and Ines were on the West Coast, traveling down to Mexico to promote F1.
Their journey also took them to Carmel, California—where Brad owns a stunning cliffside home named “Seaward,” built back in 1918.
Locals in Carmel are used to seeing Brad and Ines enjoying romantic dinners and low-key shopping trips.
“No one hassles celebrities here,” one resident told DailyMail.com. “They just blend in. Brad wears a hat and glasses and does his thing.”
A Love Nest in Carmel
Brad’s historic Carmel home isn’t just a hideaway; it’s a statement.
He reportedly paid a record-breaking sum to purchase it in 2022.
And now, it’s becoming a regular getaway spot for the couple—quiet, scenic, and far from the spotlight.
While they enjoy their cozy, oceanside life, Brad’s still juggling the very public aftermath of his divorce and the estrangement from several of his kids.
The Family Rift That Won’t Heal
Behind the glam outings and designer fashion, Brad is carrying a quieter pain.
A source recently told DailyMail.com that he believes some of the damage with his children—particularly Maddox and Pax—is “unfixable.”
Brad and Angelina Jolie share six children: Maddox, Pax, Zahara, Shiloh, and twins Knox and Vivienne.
In recent years, several of them have distanced themselves from Brad, with Shiloh recently filing to drop “Pitt” from her last name and Zahara using only her mother’s name while at college.
Still Haunted by the Past
Brad and Angelina’s split was messy and public.
They got married in 2014 after nearly a decade together, but Jolie filed for divorce in 2016, shortly after a reported altercation on a private jet that involved Brad allegedly being verbally and physically abusive while intoxicated.
Since then, Brad has rarely spoken publicly about the situation.
But this week, at the F1 premiere in Mexico City, he made a rare, emotional comment about family and growth.
Brad Reflects on Love and Regret
“No matter the mistake, you just learn from it and move on,” he told Entertainment Tonight.
“When you get to my age, you realize how important it is to surround yourself with the people you love, the people that love you back.”
He added, “Friends, family—and that’s it. From there, we get to go make things. It’
s a pretty simple equation.”
Though the words were vague, it wasn’t hard to guess what—and who—he might have been thinking about.