'Ted Nugent called, he wants his shirt back': Brad Pitt trolled over $6k outfit at 60th birthday party

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Celebrating their birthdays, 60-year-old Brad Pitt and his girlfriend Ines de Ramon recently appeared at a Mother Wolf party in Los Angeles hand in hand.

The couple celebrated Ramon's 32nd birthday on December 19 — one day after Pitt reached a significant milestone in his life — by hosting a joint birthday celebration in Los Angeles after spending a romantic weekend in Paris.

Although the couple looked stunning together, fans primarily focused — and not in a positive way — on Pitt's hand-painted gold and black shirt. Meanwhile, his girlfriend Ramon appeared stunning in an all-white dress with black stockings.

Brad Pitt celebrates his 60th birthday in bold $6K cashmere outfit

The Oscar-winning actor, who turned 60 on December 18, attracted attention when he walked with Ramon into the birthday celebration wearing a custom hand-painted gold and black shirt from his God's True Cashmere brand, matching suit pants, and a birthday badge.

Although the particular shirt and pattern do not appear to be available for purchase, a very similar version in navy blue costs an incredible $6,000, per Page Six.

Luxury brand God's True Cashmere, which Pitt is a cofounder of, offers a limited collection that includes painted shirts that resemble the one Pitt wore on his birthday.

Participating artist Thomas Houseago, who was present during the celebration, had created a capsule collection of limited-edition pieces.

The film mogul carried on with the celebrations, once again flaunting his extremely youthful appearance with his blond locks fashioned in spikes.

Meanwhile, Ramon went out with Pitt that evening wearing a stylish little white dress with spaghetti straps, black tights, a white scarf, and traditional black Christian Louboutin heels.

Pitt might have embodied loud luxury with his 60th birthday shirt, but the actor is no stranger to making a fashion statement.

Dressed in a monochromatic cream outfit that included a torn sweatshirt and shearling fleece pants, Pitt made the sidewalk into his runway in February 2023 while filming 'Wolfs' in New York.

He completed the ensemble with white sneakers and a red tote bag, as per PEOPLE.

God's True Cashmere creates 'collection embodying freedom of expression and thought'

The brand's website characterizes the line as "a gallery-worth masterpiece, fusing the luxurious softness of cashmere with the vibrant energy of bespoke artistry."

The luxury brand aims to create “a collection of clothing that transcends mere fabric and stitches, embodying freedom of expression and thought, all while trusting in the divine creative process.”

In September 2022, Pitt launched his upscale cashmere collection, two months before his first public appearance with Ines de Ramon at a Bono concert with Cindy Crawford, Rande Gerber, and Sean Penn.

Pitt was previously linked to Emily Ratajkowski, but this is his first official romance since his acrimonious 2016 divorce from Angelina Jolie, with whom he shares six children.

Internet mocks Brad Pitt's  'Gipsy baron outfit'

Though the celebrity couple looked stunning together, several online fans took to social media platforms to criticize the 'Fight Club' actor's bold $6000 cashmere outfit, with one fan calling it a "Gipsy baron outfit [sic]."

A second one added, "He got his shirt from the midlife crisis collection," while another one chimed in, "That shirt is terrible 😂 is he dressed for Vegas or what"

"Brad Pitt is in his narco outfit era," joked one more social media user.

One more added, "No way he picked that shirt out".

"What is he wearing?" enquired another one, while one more added, "Who let him wear that shirt".

"He must've lost all sense of style when he turned 60," another added.

One more user added, "And Brad that shirt is absolutely terrible. I don't care if you're a star or what you are the shirt has to go"

"Brad, "Ted Nugent called, he wants his shirt back." Lol," snarked another one.

"I love Brad, terrible shirt though," asserted another online fan.

One more hopefully wrote, "I hope someone bought him a better shirt".

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