On the beige, corporate-feeling red carpet at the Sundance Film Festival over the weekend, actor Alexander Skarsgård stood out not for his towering stature or overt flashes of kinkwear, the latter of which has become a bit of an expectation for the six-foot-four Swede’s press-tour style. Instead, the actor dizzyingly deployed a handful of trends in one overly mish-mashed outfit that also happened to be head-to-toe Valentino. The actor, who was in town to promote his role in the upcoming Charli XCX mockumentary The Moment, wore look 16 from the label’s pre-fall collection: khakis and a mustard button-up fastened with a busy necktie that featured a pastel, chintzy-wallpaper-type floral print. (Rococo gaudiness is a sensibility the Italian brand’s current creative director, Alessandro Michele, weaves into his designs rather elegantly, usually to an indie-punk, borrowed-from-the-girls effect.) On top, he layered on not one but two of-the-moment jackets: a Marty Supreme windbreaker-esque track jacket and a khaki trench coat. Given that the intentionally cluttered look was a direct replica of Valentino’s editorial styling, the ensemble, perhaps counterintuitively, …