Keanu Reeves Is Dressing Like John Wick Again—And Looks Damn Good Doing It
StyleAt the world premiere of Ballerina, the actor traded his trusty biker gear for fine Italian tailoring.By Adam CheungMay 23, 2025HENRY NICHOLLS/Getty ImagesSave this storySaveSave this storySaveKeanu Reeves is the humble king of menswear. His denim jackets are actually affordable. His beanies are logo-less. And, he wears his fave biker boots again and again (and again) until they’re beaten and beloved. Despite all of this though, he can also pull off a $5,000 suit. Get you a man who can do it all!At the world premiere of Ballerina (the John Wick spin-off starring Ana de Armas), the Canadian actor tidied up real nice in a dark windowpane suit from Brunello Cucinelli, fashioned from a summer-ready blend of wool, cotton, and silk. The jacket boasted natural, unpadded shoulders and a graceful drape, while the sharp pleated trousers hit just above his shiny oxfords. His crisp blue dress shirt, tie, and white pocket square were all from the luxury Italian house’s spring-summer 2025 collection as well.Joe Maher/Getty ImagesBrunello Cucinelli has long been the go-to label for some of Hollywood’s most famous dudes. It’s the brand you choose if you've truly made it. Ben Affleck likes ’em. George Clooney, too. And Jude Law’s a big fan as well. Perhaps the defining quality of a Cucinelli suit is its refusal to shout. It’s elegant, restrained, and effortlessly cool—you know, much like Reeves himself. And don't forget the reputation; Cucinelli’s suits are among the finest in Italy, handmade in the hamlet of Solomeo, with a price tag that warrants such a pedigree and production.The Matrix star’s style has always been more about authenticity than artifice. In an industry that often mistakes excess for elegance, he proves that your fits don’t need to scream to be seen. He wears clothes like he lives his life: unbothered, unfussy, and with quiet conviction. But if he had to go for a high-end tailoring brand, Brunello Cucinelli's the perfect match. It’s for guys who know the value of a hand-stitched shoulder seam without having to tell you about it.Know that the $5,000 tailoring doesn’t define Keanu Reeves. It sure does suit him, though.
Keanu Reeves is the humble king of menswear. His denim jackets are actually affordable. His beanies are logo-less. And, he wears his fave biker boots again and again (and again) until they’re beaten and beloved. Despite all of this though, he can also pull off a $5,000 suit. Get you a man who can do it all!
At the world premiere of Ballerina (the John Wick spin-off starring Ana de Armas), the Canadian actor tidied up real nice in a dark windowpane suit from Brunello Cucinelli, fashioned from a summer-ready blend of wool, cotton, and silk. The jacket boasted natural, unpadded shoulders and a graceful drape, while the sharp pleated trousers hit just above his shiny oxfords. His crisp blue dress shirt, tie, and white pocket square were all from the luxury Italian house’s spring-summer 2025 collection as well.
Brunello Cucinelli has long been the go-to label for some of Hollywood’s most famous dudes. It’s the brand you choose if you've truly made it. Ben Affleck likes ’em. George Clooney, too. And Jude Law’s a big fan as well. Perhaps the defining quality of a Cucinelli suit is its refusal to shout. It’s elegant, restrained, and effortlessly cool—you know, much like Reeves himself. And don't forget the reputation; Cucinelli’s suits are among the finest in Italy, handmade in the hamlet of Solomeo, with a price tag that warrants such a pedigree and production.
The Matrix star’s style has always been more about authenticity than artifice. In an industry that often mistakes excess for elegance, he proves that your fits don’t need to scream to be seen. He wears clothes like he lives his life: unbothered, unfussy, and with quiet conviction. But if he had to go for a high-end tailoring brand, Brunello Cucinelli's the perfect match. It’s for guys who know the value of a hand-stitched shoulder seam without having to tell you about it.
Know that the $5,000 tailoring doesn’t define Keanu Reeves. It sure does suit him, though.
