As though he were Carmen Sandiego or Jason Bourne, Timothée Chalamet has once again materialized in a European city. Not 24 hours since Chalamet was in London, where he vroomed onto a red carpet via municipal Lime bike for the UK premiere of the Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown, the francophone actor reappeared in Paris to present the film on his ancestral turf—and this time, he was wearing a flashy new disguise.
Chalamet went full post-swag for the French premiere: baggy black jeans by Isabel Marant, a white T-shirt, and a black leather jacket from Chanel’s spring 2025 womenswear collection, which featured colorful jeweled buttons and a rounded collar. He accessorized in a similarly high-low mode, pairing a Cartier diamond tennis necklace with a bleach-dyed pink baseball cap with a logo by the London artist 4FSB. He looped a woven pink-and-gold belt trimmed with beaded tassels from the New York brand Bibi Star around his neck in a similarly louche manner to the silk scarf he sported at the Golden Globes recently.
The ensemble also managed to check off two of Chalamet’s French luxury brand partnerships: Cartier, for which he is a conspicuously hands-on ambassador, and Chanel, for which he is the face of the Bleu de Chanel fragrance. Regarding the latter, Chalamet also wore a miniature denim Chanel crossbody purse while out in Paris on Thursday, along with distressed blue jeans, a studded leather belt, and a Los Angeles Raiders windbreaker. Even the pink Bibi Star belt-turned-scarf, which the label’s website describes as being handwoven by the Kochan tribal people of Afghanistan, feels like a clever nod to the House of Chanel’s signature tweed.
Locality seems to be a running theme here; at the A Complete Unknown premiere in London, Chalamet pedaled in wearing a custom double-breasted navy suit and acid-print shirt by the British designer Martine Rose.
