Jaden Smith stands out from the crowd in a cropped black jacket and brightly colored striped trousers on a night out in London
He is the famous son of Hollywood stars Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith.
And Jaden Smith certainly drew some attention as he left the celebrity-friendly Chiltern Firehouse in London in the early hours of Sunday morning.
The 23-year-old stood out in an eclectic ensemble that paired a tailored cropped black jacket with very baggy pink and gray patterned pants.
Getting out: Jaden Smith was spotted leaving the Chiltern Firehouse in London in the early hours of Sunday morning
Jaden added a slim black tie and several silver chains around his neck.
The rapper stepped out in a pair of dirty white sneakers.
He also shared several snaps taken on his Instagram account during his trip on Saturday.
Dressed: Smith, 23, donned a black jacket and matching tie over a brightly colored shirt during his outing
Colorful attire: The son of Will and Jada Pinkett Smith contrasted his tops with striped and wide-leg pants and a set of white trainers
Smith recently wrapped up a long string of shows opening for friend and collaborator Justin Bieber.
The concerts were part of the 28-year-old hitmaker’s Justice World Tour.
The series of shows was originally scheduled to begin in 2020, although it has been postponed multiple times in response to the outbreak of the global pandemic.
Bieber’s tour finally kicked off last February with a show at San Diego’s Pechanga Arena.
Take a break: Smith recently wrapped up a long string of shows as an opener for his friend and collaborator Justin Bieber
Smith served alongside singers ¿Teo? and Eddie Benjamin as two of the singer’s opening acts.
The group’s final show was last Wednesday at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena.
The trio is currently on hiatus while Bieber plays a series of shows in various Mexican cities.
They are currently reuniting with him for several concerts, with the latest scheduled for July 3 at the Kia Forum in Inglewood.
Not alone: Smith served alongside the singers ¿Teo? and Eddie Benjamin as two of the singer’s opening acts; he will be seen in February
Smith previously spoke about taking a break from his music career in an interview with Complex, where she noted that he plans to retire from the music industry.
“I’ll keep bouncing around. I’ve been here with this alternative sound for about two years, which hasn’t happened before… But I think I probably won’t be releasing music for a while,” she said.
He then left his musical prospects up in the air, noting that he had accepted the idea of an open-ended future.
‘I do not know. I guess we’ll see. I don’t know how it will work. I kinda just do it one day at a time, just find out,” he said.
Making plans: Smith previously spoke about taking a break from his music career in an interview with Collider, where she revealed he was planning to retire from the music industry