Kylie Jenner And Timothee Chalamet Set Couple Style Goals In Matching Black Gown And Tuxedo
Kylie Jenner donned a sleeveless textured black silk gown with an all over jacquard self design detail. The gown featured a backless criss-cross noodle strap design that graduated into a plunging U-neckline and scooped keyholes in front. The ensemble boasted of a figure-hugging design that flowed into a straight fit on the bodice that made its way to a floor sweeping train.
She accessorised the look with signatured ear cuff and drop style Schiaparelli earrings and a statement black velvet clutch with gold embroidered details.
Kylie styled her tresses into a sleek low bun and a blushed and beautiful rose glam avatar featuring feathered brows, mascara laden wispy lashes, a wash of rose blush on her cheeks, and a muted rose lip colour to complete the makeup look.
Timothee Chalamet matched sartorial steps with Kylie wearing a black tuxedo that featured a three-piece ensemble with a crisp black button down shirt teamed with a matching straight fit pair of black trousers and a structured smart casual black velvet double breasted blazer adorned with a white flower in her front chest pocket.
Timothee accessorised the look with a pair of black patent leather shoes on the accessories front.
The Dune 2 styled his tresses into gel laden curls combed back to lend a sleek look and a groomed moustache that made him look as dapper as can be.
Kylie Jenner and Timothee Chalamet's red carpet ready looks are a match made in fashion heaven.
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