Condor’s confirmed tattoo collection is small: a fine-line “10.22” date on her forearm, which she shares with Anthony De La Torre. The extensive sleeves many viewers remember were costume tattoos for Saya Kuroki in Deadly Class.
Vogue’s coverage of the couple’s Malibu wedding says they married, hired a tattoo artist the next day and had the date put on their arms. Vogue described it as the first tattoo for both. The close-up shows “10.22”; it doesn’t establish a longer date or extra meaning, so the numerals are what can be confirmed.
The real Lana Condor tattoo
The tattoo is a small, fine-line date on the inner forearm. The numerals are light, with no wraparound band or connection to another visible piece. Open skin around them keeps the short date easy to read.
A short sleeve or rolled cuff can reveal the tattoo; a long sleeve covers it. Fine lettering needs enough room to stay legible as it heals and ages, especially on a spot exposed to sunlight and daily movement.
It’s a private reminder that appears when the angle is right. It doesn’t need to dominate the arm.
Wedding context
The date is tied to the couple’s wedding rather than a complicated design story. They chose it together the day after the ceremony, and “10.22” gives the mark a clear reference.
A shared date can match without the artwork being an exact copy. The numbers can stay the same while placement or line weight suits each person’s other tattoos.
Date formats can become unclear over time. If you’re considering one, agree on what the numbers mean and whether to include a year or spell the date out.
The extensive sleeve Condor wore in Deadly Class was made for her role as Saya Kuroki. Teen Vogue noted the distinction; it isn’t evidence that she has a full sleeve in real life.
Character tattoos often use larger shapes and darker contrast so they read on camera. Condor’s reported personal collection is different: one small “10.22” date. Check the setting of a tattoo photo before adding it to someone’s inventory.
Wedding photos place the number among the dress, flowers and jewelry, so it’s easy to miss at first. The numerals look handwritten, with clear gaps and no extra shading or frame; the date carries the meaning.
The mark sits on the forearm, away from the fingers, palm and immediate wrist, where wear is heavier. It can show in close-ups and stay out of sight under most sleeves.
Condor and De La Torre share a date, but a couple doesn’t need identical placement, line weight or a design that only makes sense side by side. The same numbers can fit into two separate collections.
If you’re considering a date tattoo, choose how visible you want it to be and give the artist enough room to keep the numbers clear.