As 2024 draws to a close, Loro Piana's understated luxury continues to be the choice for Hollywood's most discerning stars. Kit Harington and John Mulaney chose the brand for two milestone moments this December, bringing the Italian house's elegant collections to both sides of the Atlantic.
Friend of the House, Harington exemplified Loro Piana's thoughtful proportions at a special lunch celebrating "Maria" at London's Maison Estelle on December 14. The British actor appeared in full Loro Piana regalia, highlighted by a navy coat with architectural lines, its hidden placket and breast pocket exemplifying the house's restraint. The timing coincides with exciting career news for Harington, who has just been announced to join Mark Wahlberg in the sequel to "The Family Plan," an action comedy set during Christmas in Europe.
On December 16, Mulaney chose Loro Piana's Milano Double Breasted Jacket in virgin wool for the premiere of "All In" at New York's Hudson Theater, paired with the brand's Elia Shirt and matching tailored trousers. The choice was particularly fitting as All In: Comedy About Love has become a Broadway success, bringing in over $1 million in its first five performances and maintaining full capacity. The show, which features a rotating cast including Fred Armisen and Renée Elise Goldsberry, has attracted a star-studded audience including Lorne Michaels, Pete Davidson, and Jon Stewart.
These moments—Harington's next film chapter and Mulaney's Broadway success—showcase how Loro Piana's quiet luxury complements entertainment's biggest milestones. From an intimate London lunch to a Broadway premiere, each appearance demonstrates the natural alliance between artistic achievement and refined style. Both performers' embrace of the Italian house reflects a deeper truth: that moments of achievement find their perfect expression in works of lasting craftsmanship.
