You know Alexander Skarsgård from plenty of things at this point. Maybe you even saw him in The Northman last year.
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You might also know that he's got a wild new movie out this weekend, Infinity Pool, that also stars Mia Goth. I hear it's gross — like, really gross. Sounds fun!
So, Alexander attended the premiere of Infinity Pool earlier this week, and you'd assume that he'd choose something normal and straightforward for his red carpet outfit — especially since, let's be real, men's red carpet fashion can be dreadfully boring most of the time.
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Wrong. He wore a freakin' leash around his neck, like a damn dog. That's right.
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Apparently, there's a scene in Infinity Pool (no spoilers) that involves Alexander wearing a leash of some sort, so fear not — this sartorial choice isn't totally random.
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And hey, look, it even seems like he's having fun with it!
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Kind of.
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This isn't the only time that Alexander's gotten freaky on the red carpet. He went pantsless at the 2016 MTV Movie Awards.
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He also dressed in full drag for the premiere of The Diary of a Teenage Girl back in 2015.
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