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" This is not the place where you&amp;#039;ll find commentary on the ludicrous costumes that some fans choose to wear at Comic Con. But, we do have something to say: Bravo to Chris Evans (there for another Captain America premiere) and Alexander Skarsg\u00E5rd (there because you have to be, we think, if you play a vampire on television) on showing the nerds how to do casual style correctly. It doesn&amp;#039;t hurt that both men are wearing a beautiful shade of teal-meets-blue that&amp;#039;s right on trend, but it&amp;#039;s even nicer that their clothes fit \u2014 and perfectly. If you&amp;#039;re buying a button-up shirt this weekend, it should look like Evans&amp;#039; summer plaid does \u2014 skimming your frame just so, even if your frame isn&amp;#039;t quite so... jacked. Less buff? Go the True Blood route by pairing a pocket tee with a baseball jacket. The slight sheen is nice, and so is a little off-duty scruff on your face. A proper weekend look. Which is more than can be said for Ryan Kwanten, in the graphic tee and seasonally-inappropriate outerwear above. Though he&amp;#039;s a co-star of Skarsg\u00E5rd&amp;#039;s, he looks more like an adoring fanboy in this look. And we&amp;#039;re not just blaming the overgrown goatee. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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