Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet coordinate at the ‘Marty Supreme’ premiere

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Everything is turning orange for Kylie and Timmy.

Timothée Chalamet arrived at the Los Angeles premiere of his new movie Marty Supreme in a striking orange ensemble that matched his girlfriend Kylie Jenner’s outfit. Chalamet, 29, wore an orange leather suit with a matching button-down and a black crossbody bag shaped like a table tennis paddle.

The film stars Chalamet as a table tennis player loosely inspired by Marty Reisman and follows his quest for greatness.

A die-hard New Yorker, Chalamet paired the look with orange Timberlands. Jenner, 28, stayed true to the theme and wore everything orange, right down to her acrylic nails. Her bright leather cutout gown was complemented by chunky gothic silver jewelry. The look was designed by Chrome Hearts Label.

Equal parts drama and comedy, the film’s press coverage is punctuated by their looks and hers, defined by hyperbole.

The film, directed by Josh Safdie and co-produced by Chalamet, will be released in theaters on Christmas Day in the United States, but has already begun to receive rave reviews. To promote the film, Chalamet has already pulled several stunts, including a staged Zoom call with the film’s marketing team, during which he pitched some crazy ideas to the press. One was a bright orange blimp with the film’s title on it, which was actually realized.

Chalamet and Jenner’s red carpet moments seem designed to generate buzz, as interest in this mismatched couple continues to grow, with the internet seemingly both fascinated and confused by their pairing.

This is the second time the famous actor and reality star, who started dating in 2023, has appeared on the red carpet. Since then, the pair have been spotted at music festivals, sporting events, and award shows. Jenner has two children, Stormi, 7, and Isle, 3, with ex-boyfriend Travis Scott.

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