“We go to bases and first train with troops, whether that be going up in Blackhawks with them or watching their water training or attack dog training. But they’re really these incredible people who like to be artistically fed and inspired, just like anybody else. Civilians look at the military as these, like, Neanderthals who just follow orders and don’t question anything. People really don’t know what others are doing. Less than 1 per cent of the United States is in the military, so the disconnect between our military community and the civilian community is the biggest it’s ever been in history. Service members are regular people who just have this crazy job. Shoes to me represent how someone chooses to move around in the world.” On Arts in the Armed Forces:Ī post shared by Arts in the Armed Forces idea was to bring the power of live theatre to an audience that’s been told that they won’t understand a play or that that theatre is not for them. Clothes, which physically tell a character’s story, play a huge part - especially shoes. Sometimes it happens in your first costume fitting or you can read a script and right away you understand who your character is and what you want to do with them. “Sometimes you don’t find your character until you’re already a week into shooting. It has an energy and a pulse that, even if you’re indoors, you can feel.” On getting into character: Photography courtesy of Burberry That requires a will that I think is really impressive.” His favourite city: To lose your kid and get up the next day is a heroic act. More recently, I would say the parents of the Uvalde, Texas school shooting. There have been many people throughout different times in my life. I don’t even know if that’s still around! I also have memories of my mom gifting me a bottle of Stetson cologne for Christmas and I would just keep getting the same bottle of Stetson.” His heroes: “I have a memory of Brut when I was, like, four. His first fragrance memory: Burberry Hero Eau De Parfum, $115 (50 ml). Interesting fact: Driver was a former Marine himself before going off to study theatre at Juilliard. military community around the globe, free of charge. He also delved into his passion project, Arts in the Armed Forces, a non-profit bringing arts programming to the U.S. Between filming scenes for a big-budget biopic of racing mogul Enzo Ferrari (the first images of the upcoming film just surfaced this week), he spoke about his idols and how he gets into character. A post shared by Burberry this fall, when Burberry dropped a more intense version of the spritz, Hero Eau de Parfum (think notes of pine needles, incense and cedar), FASHION had the opportunity to chat with Driver, who’s currently on location in Italy.
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