Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet have grown increasingly close, frequently wearing coordinated outfits and openly expressing affection in public in recent months.

After Chalamet won Best Actor at the Golden Globe Awards 2026 for his role in Marty Supreme, Jenner shared a series of photos from the unforgettable night. Alongside close-up shots highlighting her custom Ashi Studio gown and Lorraine Schwartz jewelry, the final image showed Jenner smiling as she posed with her partner’s trophy.

Fans quickly flooded the comments, joking that Jenner was “staking her claim” and voicing strong support for Chalamet—whom she had notably never posted directly on her social media throughout their three years of dating. “The definition of a supportive life partner,” one user wrote, while another asked, “When will they finally go fully public?”

Jenner attended the 83rd Golden Globe Awards with Chalamet and even shared a sweet kiss with him as his name was announced as the winner. Earlier, when he accepted the Critics Choice Awards, Chalamet thanked Jenner on stage: “And finally, I want to thank my partner of the past three years. Thank you for the foundation we’ve built. I love you. I couldn’t do this without you. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.”

Their evolving fashion chemistry
The couple was first rumored to be dating in April 2023 after reportedly meeting at Paris Fashion Week earlier that January. They made their first official red-carpet appearance together at the Golden Globes 2024, where Chalamet was nominated for his role in Wonka.

Though largely private about their relationship, they consistently leave a strong fashion impression whenever they appear together. Jenner—once known for bold, body-revealing silhouettes and low-rise, rebellious looks—has shifted toward softer, more romantic and feminine styles since dating Chalamet. By contrast, Chalamet has embraced a sharper, more rugged edge, often opting for leather textures and structured tailoring.

Despite their contrasting aesthetics, the pair skillfully signal unity through coordinated colors or complementary fabrics, creating a distinctive, shared fashion identity whenever they step into the spotlight together.