Cillian Murphy looks suave as ever while posing for new Versace photoshoot after becoming brand's first male 'icon'

Cillian Murphy looked suave as ever as he posed for a new Versace photoshoot after becoming the brand's debut men's Icon. Cillian Murphy looked suave as ever as he posed for a new Versace photoshoot after becoming the brand's debut men's Icon The actor, 47, joined fellow Oscar winner Anne Hathaway for the fashion house's new icons campaign 'You never want to kind of, affect, what your journey is.' For one look, Cillian wore a white vest with a black blazer and a gold necklace In another, the Oppenheimer star sported a tan long-sleeved polo shirt along with a pair of black trousers In a video for the campaign shared on Instagram, Cillian said: 'I avoid the monitor when I'm making films. Cillian, who won Best Actor at the Oscars for his role in Oppenheimer, became a new face of the high fashion brand following his career success Donatella Versace said: 'I am thrilled that Cillian is joining the Versace family' Cillian won universal critical acclaim for his role as J. Robert Oppenheimer, known as the 'father of the atomic bomb' 'And I just feel very privileged to be able to continue to work with him and I'm very proud that this is a film that is provocative, and that asks questions, and is challenging, but yet so many people went to see it, so I'm really really proud of it.'