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Timothee Chalamet has become one of the biggest contemporary style icons in Hollywood since his role as Elio in Call Me By Your Name. The 24-year-old has donned everything from sparkly harnesses and silk suits to a hoodie covered in sparkling crystals.
Over the past year, Chalamet has continually challenged fashion norms with his daring looks. She’s rocked floral suits from Alexander McQueen and sequined Louis Vuitton jackets among other looks.
At the Venice Film Festival, Chalamet donned Haider Ackermann and Berluti boots for a casual yet stylish look that was ideal for the event. Additionally, he donned a custom blazer from Nicolas Ghesquiere’s spring 2022 women’s collection that was cropped at the back and featured an array of Cartier jewelry.
In addition to his red carpet stylings, Chalamet is keeping busy with other projects like his latest film Wonka and the upcoming sequel Dune Part Two. Fans are sure to stay entertained as these films keep him occupied well into the new year.
At the cinema, Chalamet always looks amazing in an edgy outfit or chic suit. So it was no shock when she showed up to Luca Guadagnino’s Bones and All premiere wearing an incredible red ensemble.
Though some on Twitter expressed their surprise at this ensemble, many others celebrated it as the epitome of fashion experimentation. It was evident that Chalamet had a blast wearing this look.
Some tweets recalled Gilmore Girls, while others were in awe of how well-styled he looked. Some made comparisons to John Travolta in Grease and Sue Sylvester from Glee, while other remarks praised the outfit as “perfect for the occasion.”
This ensemble was an impressive demonstration of Chalamet’s versatility; the blazer, with its cropped open back, paired with black pants and shoes looked great, but it’s the tee-less top that truly set him apart from other Oscar nominees.
Chalamet’s unbuttoned shirt not only grabs attention, but it adds some volume to his look that keeps him from appearing too skinny or shapeless on the red carpet. It’s an daring and unexpected choice that looks incredible.
At the same time, this blazer isn’t quite as daring or daring as some of his other roles. It’s still an excellent way to channel stomper boy style and classic tailoring, though it would likely prove challenging in real life to pull off.
He may not be the first to do it, but he certainly excels at it. And what’s most impressive is his approach – he doesn’t compromise his style in doing so! This shows a strong personality who’s not afraid to try new things out.