Well Damn, Brad Pitt Is Looking Pretty Good These Days

Updated on Dec 31, 2017 at 12:40 PM

Brad Pitt was back on the scene this year to promote his projects, including Netflix's War Machine and Okja and The Lost City of Z, all of which he produced. I'm not going to make any Benjamin Button jokes here, but I will say that the 54-year-old actor was looking pretty damn good this year. After a particularly rough 2016, Brad seemed to be getting back into the groove of heating up red carpets and bringing his handsomeness to more Hollywood events.

According to reports, Brad is "focusing on himself again" in the wake of his bitter split from Angelina Jolie; he's "been outdoors a lot, hiking and walking," and eating healthy meals. He also revealed that he's in therapy, telling GQ: "I love it. I love it. I went through two therapists to get the right one." I'm totally seeing the glow from within, I really am. Is this the Brad Pitt Renaissance? Keep reading to see some photographic evidence that Brad is back.

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Brad surprised the crowd (and our hormones) when he hit the stage at the Golden Globes in January.

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He looked so content at the premiere of The Lost City of Z in April that I decided to let this newsboy cap slide.

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In May, he gave a little "Blue Steel" for the cameras while leaving The Late Show With Stephen Colbert in NYC.

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Look at that swagger!

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He struck a serious pose while promoting War Machine in Japan.

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Yeah, give us a smile!

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I'm also going to let those tinted glasses go.

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But this fresh white-on-white look? Fire.

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Brad's gray suit really made his baby blues pop at the NYC premiere of Okja in June.

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I mean, COME ON.

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Arriving to the function like . . .

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Well Damn, Brad Pitt Is Looking Pretty Good These Days

Brad surprised the crowd (and our hormones) when he hit the stage at the Golden Globes in January.

He looked so content at the premiere of The Lost City of Z in April that I decided to let this newsboy cap slide.

In May, he gave a little "Blue Steel" for the cameras while leaving The Late Show With Stephen Colbert in NYC.

Look at that swagger!

He struck a serious pose while promoting War Machine in Japan.

Yeah, give us a smile!

I'm also going to let those tinted glasses go.

But this fresh white-on-white look? Fire.

Brad's gray suit really made his baby blues pop at the NYC premiere of Okja in June.

I mean, COME ON.

Arriving to the function like . . .

I'm calling it: Brad Pitt is back.

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