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Pedro Pascal’s premiere outfit shows support for trans women

USA TODAY on MSN · 9h

Pedro Pascal wears 'protect the dolls' shirt at 'Thunderbolts' premiere: What it means

Pedro Pascal stepped out at the premiere of "Thunderbolts" wearing a shirt showing his support for trans women.

CNN International on MSN · 12h

Look of the Week: Pedro Pascal’s premiere outfit shows support for trans women

The garment, designed by London-based American designer Conner Ives, has gone viral since Ives wore it at the finale of his Fall-Winter 2025 show in February. The slogan is seen as a show of solidarity with trans women, who are affectionately dubbed “dolls” by the LGBTQ community.

Newsweek on MSN · 6h

What Does "Protect the Dolls" Mean? Understanding Pedro Pascal's T-Shirt

All eyes were on Pedro Pascal and the shirt he wore to the London premier of Marvel's Thunderbolts. Here's what it means.

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Pedro Pascal Wore His (And Our) New Favourite Tee On The Red Carpet

More than just a celeb favourite, the slogan shirt has become a symbol of solidarity with the trans community.

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Pedro Pascal uses his fashion icon status to advocate for trans rights

Pedro has long been a vocal ally of the LGBTQ+ community, most visibly through his unwavering support for his sister Lux ...

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Pedro Pascal says he’s ‘in active denial’ after huge Last of Us twist

In the episode, titled “Through the Valley”, Pascal’s character, Joel Miller, is brutally murdered by Abby (Kaitlyn Dever) as ...

Soap Central on MSN2d

Why did Pedro Pascal leave The Last of Us? Details revealed

Pedro Pascal is a much-loved actor for his portrayal of Joel Miller in The Last of Us. The show is in its second season, but ...

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Pedro Pascal’s ‘Last of Us’ Emmys Dilemma: Will He Compete in Lead or Supporting for Season 2?

In 2023, Pascal made history as the second Latino ever nominated in the lead drama actor category, joining Jimmy Smits. He ...

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