John Turturro, best known for his role in the hit Apple TV series *Severance*, just added “runway model” to his resume. At Ermenegildo Zegna’s latest fashion presentation, the 67-year-old actor made his modeling debut, strutting down a grassy runway that eerily resembled the surreal sets of *Severance*. “That was my first thought,” Turturro joked backstage after the show, still buzzing from his first-ever catwalk experience. The lush green stage, designed to evoke the grasslands where Zegna’s prized sheep graze, felt like stepping into a scene from the show’s second season. But the clothes? Far from the bland corporate attire of *Severance*. Turturro rocked a plunging V-neck sweater, pleated trousers, and a bold tweed coat (which he later shed, joking about his “virginal walk”). This collection, designed by Alessandro Sartori, was all about pushing boundaries. Think slouchy suits, oversized plaids, and corduroy that felt as cozy as a bathrobe. One standout detail? Layered button-up shirts—a move that might remind Americans of Steve Bannon. The models, many sporting gray beards, exuded the confidence of 1970s casino magnates. “At my age, you don’t get new experiences,” Turturro reflected after the show. “This was definitely one.” And while he’s still tight-lipped about *Severance* spoilers, one thing’s clear: Whether on screen or the runway, Turturro knows how to steal the show.