Ahead of the 83rd Golden Globe Awards this Sunday, actor Timothée Chalamet has playfully hinted that fans can expect more sartorially coordinated appearances with his girlfriend, reality TV star and business mogul Kylie Jenner.
"We'll See": Chalamet's Coy Fashion Tease
During the recent Palm Springs International Film Festival, the 30-year-old Oscar-nominated actor was asked by Entertainment Tonight if another matching outfit moment with Jenner, 28, was on the horizon. Chalamet coyly replied, "We'll see. You'll see," adding, "The orange might be retired, but let's see." When the interviewer suggested the possibility of another matching look, Chalamet enthusiastically responded, "Yeah, yeah, yeah."
This follows the couple's viral appearance at the Los Angeles premiere of Chalamet's film Marty Supreme one month prior, where they wore striking, matching bright orange Chrome Hearts outfits inspired by the ping pong balls in the movie.
A Supportive Partner on the Awards Trail
Chalamet's fashion tease comes shortly after he publicly affirmed his relationship with Jenner during his acceptance speech for Best Actor at the Critics Choice Awards. Addressing her as "my partner of three years," he stated, "Thank you for our foundation. I couldn't do this without you." Jenner was seen in the audience mouthing "I love you" in response.
The couple, first linked in 2023, made their official red carpet debut in May 2025. They have since showcased their coordinated style at events like the David di Donatello film awards in Italy, where they wore matching all-black looks. Their united front continues amid the busy awards season, which also saw them arrive hand-in-hand, albeit fashionably late, to the Critics Choice ceremony.
Chalamet's Awards Season Momentum
Professionally, Chalamet is riding a significant wave of acclaim. His win at the Critics Choice Awards for his role in the Josh Safdie-directed drama Marty Supreme marks a strong start to the awards season. He is now nominated in the same category at the upcoming Golden Globes and is considered a strong contender for his third Oscar nomination later this month.
If he wins the Best Actor Oscar, Chalamet would become the second-youngest winner in the category's history, following Adrien Brody, who won for The Pianist at age 29 in 2003. He remains one of only three men under 30 to be nominated for Best Actor in the last decade, alongside Daniel Kaluuya and Paul Mescal.
As the campaign trail heats up, all eyes will be on whether Chalamet and Jenner deliver another unforgettable, coordinated fashion statement at the Golden Globes this weekend.
