Bill Nye Brings Out The Swagger For Viral Solar Eclipse-Themed Time Out Shoot
Image via Time Out New York
Introducing Bill Nye the fine, we mean, Science Guy. The science communicator extraordinaire swapped out the labcoat and bowtie for reflective tracksuits and cool solar eclipse glasses in a striking photo shoot for Time Out magazine, prepped ahead of the upcoming solar eclipse. To put it simply, he was dressed to the Nye-ns (there’s more of those where that came from).
During the interview, Nye emphasized the importance of the forthcoming event, which he deemed as life-changing. Occurring around 3:25 p.m. EST on April 8 in New York City, the eclipse offers a rare glimpse of the sun completely obscured by the moon.
“You’re talking about three minutes, 18 seconds,” Nye shared, urging readers to make time for this awe-inspiring celestial event that will “change your life.”
@BillNye says you can’t miss this month’s solar eclipse.https://t.co/CfgR4nFaHD
— Time Out New York (@TimeOutNewYork) April 1, 2024
But news of the celestial phenomenon has been eclipsed by the looks he has served.
In a daring photoshoot captured by the talented Sela Shiloni, Nye donned outfits that defied convention. His cover look features an orange puffer vest, paired with sunglasses and modern drawstring cargo pants. It’s a fusion of utility and flair—a nod to both his engineering background and his newfound fashion-forward persona.
Bill Nye for Time Out pic.twitter.com/dwGd4Mo4oJ
— ðŸ (@concertleaks) April 1, 2024
In another ensemble, Nye rocks black glasses, a sleek black bomber jacket, and sweatpants—all elegantly tied together with a silver chain necklace.
Bill Nye you have to stop. your drip too hard. your swag too different. your experiments too scientific. They’ll kill you https://t.co/0biP2v4xgV
— Yeah, Glo! (@itsmewhiteman) April 1, 2024
Social media is abuzz with the transformation, with fans comparing him to Billie Eilish and praising his “fresh as f**k” style.
At 68 years old, Nye proves that science and style can coexist harmoniously, as he prepares us for an upcoming celestial event that promises to change lives.
[via New York Post and Time Out, images via Time Out]
