Timothée Chalamet Twins with His Mom in Adorable Orange Red Carpet Moment

Timothée Chalamet proved once again that fashion runs in the family.

At the New York premiere of Marty Supreme on December 16, the 29-year-old actor stepped onto the red carpet alongside his mother, Nicole Flender, in perfectly coordinated neon orange looks. Chalamet wore a double-breasted neon orange suit paired with a matching fringe scarf, while his mother complemented him in a striking neon orange halterneck gown—creating a heartwarming and stylish twinning moment that quickly caught fans’ attention.

The coordinated appearance came just one week after Chalamet made headlines for another color-matched red carpet moment—this time with girlfriend Kylie Jenner. At the Los Angeles premiere of Marty Supreme on December 9, Chalamet arrived in a bright orange leather suit with a matching silk shirt and boots, while Jenner stunned in a floor-length orange gown paired with coordinating pumps.

Although the couple has been linked since spring 2023, the LA premiere marked only the second time Kylie Jenner has accompanied Chalamet on the red carpet. Their first official appearance together took place in May in Rome at the 70th David di Donatello Awards, where Chalamet received the David for Cinematic Excellence. At that event, the pair opted for a more understated color palette, coordinating in black—Chalamet in a black velvet suit and Jenner in a black Schiaparelli gown.

The vibrant orange hue has become the signature color of Marty Supreme’s press tour, directly tied to a key plot point in the film. Chalamet stars as Marty Mouser, a professional table tennis player who switches from white ping-pong balls to orange ones for better visibility during matches. Embracing the concept, the actor has worn orange to most screenings and promotional events.

Chalamet even leaned into the theme with humor. In a now-viral fake marketing video released by A24, he passionately pitched orange as the film’s defining color, jokingly comparing it to the cultural dominance of “Barbie pink” ahead of Barbie’s 2023 release. In the clip, Chalamet makes increasingly exaggerated suggestions—such as painting the Statue of Liberty and the Eiffel Tower bright orange—to cement Marty Supreme in the public imagination.

Whether walking the carpet with his mother or coordinating with his girlfriend, one thing is clear: Timothée Chalamet is fully committed to making orange the color of the season.