Critics Choice with Timothée Chalamet

Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner opted for a fresh take on couple coords for the 2026 Critics Choice Awards on Sunday night in Santa Monica, Calif., with Jenner sporting a vintage Versace find and Chalamet channeling ’50s style à la his role in “Marty Supreme.”

For Jenner’s part, the Lip Kit and Khy mogul turned to Los Angeles-based archival studio Tab Vintage for her Gianni Versace dress, circa the designer’s fall 1996 collection. The couture gown featured thin crisscross straps and a formfitting silhouette, harkening back to the aesthetic ’90s siren.

With a touch of lingerie inspiration, the black gown included a plunging neckline with defined bustline and a panel of botanical-inspired black lace running down the side of the dress. Jenner’s dress was tailored by Rae Moore and 7th Bone Tailoring, with styling for the look provided by Mackenzie Grandquist and Alexandra Rose Grandquist.

Chalamet paid homage to 1950s menswear with his slightly oversized pinstripe wool, double breasted jacket with peak lapel and double pleated trousers in navy by Givenchy creative director Sarah Burton, complete with a white button down shirt and archive pink flower pattern silk tie in cool tones. Partners of three years, Chalamet and Jenner have gone for couple coords in the past, with their 2026 Critics Choice Awards looks showcasing their respective individual styles with a touch of affinity for archival.

At the Los Angeles premiere for Chalamet’s latest film “Marty Supreme,” the couple tapped Chrome Hearts for their matching looks in vibrant orange — an homage to a table tennis ball design featured in the aforementioned film.

While Jenner’s slinky dress included such details as waistline cutouts, Chalamet took his method dressing a step further, accessorizing with a custom crossbody table tennis paddle bag embellished with gold hardware and cross shapes.

The 2026 Critics Choice Awards were held at the Barker Hanger in Santa Monica, Calif., on Sunday night. Hosted by Chelsea Handler, the show honored the best film and TV performances, directors and craftspeople of 2025. Chalamet took home the award for Best Actor, with Jessie Buckley of “Hamnet,” “Weapons” star Amy Madigan and Jacob Elordi of “Frankenstein” receiving honors as well.