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Walton Goggins rocks Dandy Del Mar in White Lotus for an unexpected connection

The most underrated actor wearing the most underrated brand

Walton Goggins in Dandy Del Mar close up
Warner Bros

You have superstars like Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise, and George Clooney. Up-and-comers like Paul Mescal, Austin Butler, and Glenn Powell are on the cusp of taking the reigns in the industry. Then you have the ones in their prime like Tom Holland, Timothee Chalemet, and Ryan Gosling. But, while those guys fight for the status as the number one leading man in the industry, you have stable, talented, and completely underappreciated actors like Walton Goggins, who carry shows and movies with stellar performances. He was “that one guy” for a long time when I spotted him in projects like Shanghai Noon (I can’t be the only one who loved that movie), The Bourne Identity, Straw Dogs, and Cowboys & Aliens. But then I started to take notice as he killed in films like Lincoln and Django Unchained and series like Justified and Fallout. It was then that I discovered he is the most underrated man in Hollywood. And recently, I spotted Walton Goggins in White Lotus, wearing Dandy Del Mar, who shares the title of being the most underrated in their business.

The most underrated wears the most underrated

While Walton Goggins is the most underrated man in Hollywood, Dandy Del Mar doesn’t get nearly the credit they deserve in the industry. Not only do they provide the best resort wear you can find on the market, with a stylish vintage look that screams sophistication, but they are also being noticed by more and more people in Hollywood. Leo Woodall wore DDM in Season 2 of White Lotus. And Garrett Hedlund, Dwayne Johnson, and Jake Gyllenhall have all been seen wearing the brand on their social media. While the general public has yet to catch on to the level they should have, Hollywood stylists are doing their best to get Dandy Del Mar the flowers they deserve.

Mark McKee
Mark is a full-time freelance writer and men's coach. He spent time as a style consultant and bespoke suit salesman before…
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