Succession actor Kieran Culkin is well known for expressing himself through his personal style, and he is not afraid to show it off. In a recent interview, the actor caught attention for wearing colorful bracelets and rings that matched his painted nails. Many fans wondered if this was a statement of some sort.

Culkin gained fame as a child actor with notable works such as Home Alone, Father of the Bride, and Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. He is also the brother of Macaulay Culkin.

During an appearance on The Ellen Show, Culkin proudly displayed his adorned right hand filled with accessories, including beaded bracelets.

While the host didn’t comment on it, fans took to social media to discuss his unique style.

Culkin wore the bracelets again at an Emmy event, and when a reporter asked about them, he revealed that they have his kids’ names on them. He joked about it, saying, “Hi guys, go to sleep!”

In an interview with Rolling Stone, Culkin mentioned that his choice of accessories is usually not that interesting. Some are given to him, some he buys, and two of them have his kids’ names.

When asked if he was inspired by Taylor Swift, who often gives bracelets with names to her friends, Culkin admitted he had no idea about that and has been wearing bracelets for a long time.

Culkin’s style choices have gathered a lot of attention from fans, with many predicting that he may be channeling Johnny Depp’s signature look.

Depp is known for his grunge and layered ensembles, and Culkin seems to be embracing a similar vibe.

Fans have taken to Twitter to express their thoughts on Culkin’s fashion style. While some appreciate his boldness in wearing bracelets, others have trolled him with comments about his “non-binary hand” and references to “Deppism,” among others.

When asked about his upcoming project, Culkin remained tight-lipped and only revealed that it is a comedy show but didn’t confirm his involvement.

However, he has been receiving recognition for his performances, with awards for best actor in a drama series at the Critics Choice Awards and best actor in a TV drama at the Golden Globes.