Breaking News: Alexander Skarsgård from Swedish God to Golden Goddess!
Sometimes, if you're really, really ridiculously good-looking... You can look good as both a man and a woman!
Sometimes, if you're really, really ridiculously good-looking... You can look good as both a man and a woman!
Left-True Blood; Right- Kill Your Darlings as Geert
Alexander Skarsgård is living proof of this. Just look at the stunning images below as the actor arrived in full drag to the San Francisco premiere of his new film Diary Of A Teenage Girl.
Bubbly
source:World Of Skarsgard
I could practically see the hearts in the eyes of the man in-front of him.
That "Bitch, I'm fab!" look
....he's pulling the 'my ass is bigger than yours" face!
"The Giant Swedish Glamazon"
His make-up is so on-fleek that it hurts to look at him.
"Did you want this side?"
Is it possible that looking at these images still make you blush because he's so damn beautiful? My brain is so confused right now!
"Oh you!" *chuckles in Swedish*
cast pic
Just. OMG.
Just look at that face. He looks like a diva who won't take no for an answer.
So why did he get all dolled up?
According to Vanity Fair,
..The truth of that matter is, when in the famously gay-friendly Castro, do as the drag queens do! The Diary of a Teenage Girl was filmed in and around the Castro neighborhood and co-stars famous San Francisco drag entertainer Joshua Grannell—a.k.a. Peaches Christ. Peaches is a staple midnight-movie hostess at the Castro Theater, so when it came time for her film to premiere there, her hometown venue pulled out the stops with a fun drag show preceding the screening.Skarsgård, who is no stranger to drag himself, having dolled up for 2006’s Kill Your Darlings, stayed in his finery the rest of the night, and that wig even reportedly stayed in place all through the after-party. SFist reports that Skarsgård’s makeup was done by local drag performer Mercedez Munro and that the strapping actor received the stamp of approval from the drag community with one queen posing with Skarsgård for a selfie and declaring, “He sure is pretty.”
posted by Lonnie Haley aka Mercedez Munro
posing with his make-up artist for the night!Beauties!
"From Swedish God to Golden Goddess"
O.M.G.
Do you think he takes Pam's style advice? What do you think of his costume? Sound off in the comments below!
Here's the trailer for The Diary Of a Teenage Girl also starring Kristen Wiig and Bel Powley. Initial release will be on August 7, 2015.
Image Sources: DailyMail
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