Prada and Jeff Goldblum are a match made in heaven. The iconic Prada half and half shirts cater perfectly to Goldblum’s signature brand of exotic sleazy chic. Goldblum somewhat resembles fellow ugly shirt wearer Cosmo Kramer in physique and appealing strangeness, however channels Guy Fieri in Prada’s (arguably) most talked about fire shirt. Goldblum styles his Prada half shirts simply; after all, if you’re wearing Elvis and Cleopatra or a deluge of bananas emblazoned across your torso, there’s no need for anything more than some simple chinos.

Many celebrities get carried away with the influx of free designer clothing that comes with the perks of being famous. However, Goldblum’s stylist Andrew T. Vottero shies away from using gifted product, telling Vice that “ you don’t really get the best results when you’re dependent on gifts.” Particularly with Goldblum’s non-sample size frame (Jeff Goldblum’s height is 6’4”), fit is essential, with the duo opting to purchase product from designers; like with this teal velvet suit from Saint Laurent. Goldblum teamed the electric teal suit with a metallic grey shirt, gold skinny tie, and a pair of his favourite retro black and white loafers.

While couples like Justin and Hailey Bieber, Kim and Kanye, and George and Amal Clooney have been known to coordinate their sartorial style from time to time, Jeff Goldblum and his wife Emilie Livingston have taken it to 2000s Justin Timberlake and Britney Spears heights with this twinning date night look. The couple stepped out in matching Prada half and half shirts, both pairing the graphic shirts with white bottoms (and a fedora in Goldblum’s case). Pairing the pattern-heavy shirts with plain white pants or shorts ensures the Prada shirts take centre stage and get the attention they deserve.

Alternatively, disregard the above and opt for a complete clash of patterns à la Goldblum, who has paired an already busy polka dot and cartoon graphic shirt with a black and white comic book tie. He eases up on the patterns with a pair of plain black dress pants and rounds it out with a pair of slick black and white (or white and black) penny loafers.

Silk and satin can be tricky fabrics for men to pull off, with most men dipping their toes into the water by experimenting with a silk shirt, ending up looking like a confused bourgeois cowboy, and returning to a strictly cotton-only life. However, Jeff Goldblum isn’t most men and tackles satin with an all or nothing approach, as evidenced by this head-to-toe satin Calvin Klein SS19 look. The burgundy trousers pair well with the black and white shirt, whilst the plain back boots show restraint in an otherwise over-the-top look.

The Jurassic Park actor isn’t one to style a suit with a simple Oxford shirt. When he’s not opting for suiting in bold colours or materials like velvet or satin, he adds interest to his looks by mixing up his shirt game. For the Venice Film Festival, he paired a biscotti coloured suit with a cuban collared patterned shirt (tie-less of course) and black brogues.