Mickey Rourke brings back the 70s in pastel florals with cowboy hat and purple pilots while spending time with his dogs in LA
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He became a Hollywood star in the 1970s.
And Mickey Rourke apparently had a touch of nostalgia for the fashion sense of that era when he spent time with his dogs in Los Angeles this week.
The 70-year-old was retro chic in a splashy pastel floral top that he paired with a cowboy hat and a pair of purple pilots.
He became a Hollywood star in the 70s: and Mickey Rourke apparently felt a touch of nostalgia for the style of the era when he spent time with his dogs in Los Angeles this week.
He put his sunglasses on the brim of his hat and pulled on a pair of dark blue jeans for his last outing in the City Of Angels.
He made headlines this year for defending “gentleman” Johnny Depp in his legal battle against Amber Heard, who Mickey called “absolutely” a “gold digger.”
The Schenectady-born celebrity has had a long and varied career spanning showbiz and sports.
Mickey’s amateur fighting career stretched from when he was 12 years old to his early 20s, during which time he racked up 27 wins and just three defeats.
Here it is: the 70-year-old was retro chic in a splashy pastel floral top that he paired with a cowboy hat and a pair of purple pilots
The look: He put his sunglasses on the brim of his hat and pulled on dark blue jeans for his latest outing in the City Of Angels
The 1970s and 1980s saw the rise of his acting career, with highlights including 9 1/2 Weeks in which he starred opposite Kim Basinger.
Yet he recalled to the Daily Mail in 2009: “I simply said that acting was not a job for a real man. I threatened producers, angered directors, forgot my agent’s name. I really burned my bridges. And many people have long memories.’
He turned to professional boxing in the 1990s, but despite his success in the ring, he suffered serious facial injuries and sought surgical help.
What a life: The Schenectady-born celebrity has had a long and varied career spanning showbiz and sports
Remember when: Mickey’s amateur fighting career stretched from when he was 12 years old to his early 20s, during which time he racked up 27 wins and just three losses
“Most of it was to mend the mess of my face from the boxing, but I went to the wrong man to put my face back together,” he confessed to the Mail.
Mickey went on to earn an Oscar nomination for playing a grappler in the 2008 film The Wrestler, though he lost to Sean Penn for Milk.
He has two ex-wives – model Carre Otis and actress Debra Feuer – and since 2009 he has been in a relationship with Russian model Anastassija Makarenko, who is 33 years his junior.
Remember when: His acting career began in the 1970s and 80s, with highlights such as 9 1/2 Weeks starring opposite Kim Basinger
Critically acclaimed: Mickey earned an Oscar nomination for playing a grappler in the 2008 film The Wrestler, though he lost to Sean Penn for Milk