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You can shop Paul Mescal’s wardrobe thanks to his Vinted collaboration

The actor’s style status can be traced right back to Connell’s chain in Normal People

Daisy Lester
Monday 16 December 2024 14:43 GMT
Prices start from £160
Prices start from £160 (Vinted/iStock/The Independent )

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Paul Mescal’s style status can be traced right back to Connell’s chain in Normal People. From an SNL skit taking aim at his signature short shorts to his excellent knitwear collections (including women’s styles from A-lister favourite &Daughter), the actor is one of the most talked-about men in fashion.

Now, you can own a slice of his wardrobe thanks to a collaboration with resell platform Vinted. A fan of second-hand fashion himself (from vintage watches to band T-shirts), the limited-edition drop features pieces from his personal wardrobe that he wore on Gladiator II press junkets (a tour de force for fashion).

The hand-picked curation includes both pieces that were custom-made for Mescal (think a hand-painted silk knit jumper by emerging Scottish designer B.W.Marks) and luxury pieces from the likes of Jimmy Choo, Av Vattev and Hades.

All sales proceeds from his wardrobe will be donated to the Irish charity Pieta, which has been working to prevent suicide and self-harm since 2006.

From prices to the exact pieces available, here’s everything you need to know about Paul Mescal’s collection on Vinted.

What is available from Paul Mescal x Vinted?

The collection comprises pieces worn by Paul Mescal on the Gladiator II press tour, chosen by his stylist Felicity Kay. Showcasing his unique style, the capsule is a blend of elevated everyday pieces and smart staples. You can shop the Greek-inspired Narcissus cardigan from independent British label Hades (£280, Hades.co.uk), as well as an Extreme Cashmere striped monochrome jumper (£862, Extreme-cashmere.com) and a custom-made, hand-painted henley sweater by B W Marks.

There’s also a pair of jeans from London-based sustainable denim label ELV Denim (£300, Elvdenim.com) a grey sweater from sustainable knitwear brand Herd (Herdwear.co), chunky leather ankle boots from Jimmy Choo and a tongue-in-cheek black cap with “ACTOR” embroidered on the front (£129, Erl.store.com).

When does Paul Mescal x Vinted launch?

Paul Mescal’s clothing is available to shop from stylist Felicity Kay’s closer (@felicitykaystudio).

How much are the pieces from Paul Mescal x Vinted?

The 10-piece collection starts from £160 and there are some mega savings up for grabs. The bespoke B W Marks knit is selling for £263, the Herd jumper for £420.70, the ELV Denim jeans (W32) for £263.20 and Kartik Research embroidered trousers (W32) for £263.20. One of the most affordable pieces is a vintage baby tee for £183, which was sourced at one of London’s best vintage appointment-only spots, Jerk Vintage.

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