I said earlier this week that I actually enjoy Jared Leto’s style. I like his style because I like the fact that he really cares. He’s not a dandy like Eddie Redmayne, but like Redmayne, Jared loves clothes and it shows. He doesn’t think it’s wrong or weird or bad to wear cotton-candy-pink trousers with a shamrock-colored coat. And because he’s feeling himself in this outfit, it does work. These are photos of Leto at last night’s London premiere of Suicide Squad. His ensemble is Gucci, of course. He actually sourced the coat at the runway show, when he lit up like a little kid as the coat came down the runway:

Oh Jared. pic.twitter.com/wK3u3VzGE8

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That’s sort of adorable, right? Anyway, what else is Leto up to? He’s on the cover the latest issue of GQ Style, and he talks about his feelings regarding the greatest celebrity beef of our time, Kanye West versus Taylor Swift. Leto – surprisingly? – stays neutral, but offers compliments to both.

Speaking with GQ Style for their latest cover story, Jared Leto, 44, positioned himself as Switzerland in the divisive battle between Yeezy and T. Swift.

“He’s a friend and has always been. Kanye has always been the nicest person to me, kind and generous. I think he’s a talent, and I really appreciate his ability to speak his mind,” Leto, who occasionally hangs out with the West, explained to the men’s fashion mag. “I’m very different. I’m very careful and cautious because I don’t want to deal with the other things that come along with speaking out like that. But I do appreciate that in other people.”

When it comes to Ye’s enemy Swift, Leto is also a big fan: “She’s great. She triggers a conversation with myself about what’s possible. And you know, the thing I like about Taylor is she’s a self-made woman. I see that in my mother [Constance Leto]. There were probably points in Taylor’s career where someone else maybe would have been knocked off balance by criticism or other challenges, and she just kept marching forward.”

[From Us Weekly]

Leto got into some minor drama last year when a video was released of Leto listening to Swift’s music, assessing that music and then saying “F–k her. I don’t give a f–k about her.” Leto faced the wrath of the Swiftloonies, but he made amends by tweeting this, which I actually thought was kind of shady: “The truth is I think @taylorswift13 is amazing + an incredible example of what’s possible. If I hurt her or her fans my sincerest apologies.” I thought that was Leto’s nice way of calling Taylor basic, but it’s water under the bridge. So do you think Leto will be added to Taylor’s lengthy sh-t list? Or did Leto say enough to avoid controversy from both camps?

Photos courtesy of WENN.