Wednesday 21 September 2022 10:29 PM Shia LaBeouf reveals he shaved off his thick beard as he runs errands around ... trends now
Shia LaBeouf looked dramatically different when he was spotted taking care of errands in Los Angeles on Tuesday.
The American Honey star looked casual as usual, but he revealed a more clean-shaven look after sporting a long beard in recent months.
The 36-year-old actor, who has lately been keeping a low profile in the wake of abuse claims made against him and drama surrounding his departure from the upcoming film Don't Worry Darling, was seen around town without his wife Mia Goth or their six-month-old daughter Isabel.
New look: Shia LaBeouf, 36, showed off his new designer stubble after shaving off his big beard while running errands in LA on Tuesday
Shia seemed to be indulging in some nostalgia with his white T-shirt for Ascot Park, which was subtitled, 'The Legend Live On.'
The shirt was referencing a dirt-paved race track in Los Angeles County that closed in 1990.
The screen star paired the retro shirt with charcoal shorts, and he walked in a weathered set of honey-colored Caterpillar work boots.
He wore his shaggy dark hair slicked back and wet looking, and in place of the beard he was last seen with just three days earlier, he had some designer stubble.
Casual: He wore a shirt for LA's now-defunct Ascot Park race track and charcoal shorts with honey-colored Caterpillar work boots while wearing his shaggy hair slicked back
Shia also brought along a set of black sunglasses to cut down on the piercing sun.
He kept cool on the warm day by picking up a green juice before he was seen heading into a Serj Custom Suits & Tailoring location.
The actor has ben on the move lately, as he has been traveling to support his wife Mia Goth as her latest film Pearl, a prequel to her horror film X, premiered at the Venice Film Festival before having another high-profile screening at the Toronto International Film Festival.
The two films, which have both received strong reviews, were shot back-to-back in New Zealand, though director Ti West revealed to Entertainment Weekly that he got the idea to shoot a prequel in quick
