Timothée Chalamet shines during the press tour for ‘A Complete Unknown’

Timothée Chalamet dazzles with his impeccable style during the press tour for A Complete Unknown, highlighting his unique elegance.

Timothée Chalamet is once again proving why he is one of Hollywood’s best-dressed actors as he promotes his new role as Bob Dylan in ‘A Complete Unknown‘, directed by James Mangold. The press tour has been full of highlights, from podcast appearances to surprises at exclusive screenings in London and New York.

When it comes to style, Chalamet has not disappointed. With the help of his stylist Ryan Hastings, the actor has chosen designs from brands like Prada and Celine, wearing leather suits and tailored trousers that reflect his personality with a touch of rock & roll. He even paid homage to Dylan’s look at Sundance 2003, complete with blonde hair.

The film is set to release on Christmas, but his flawless style is already making an impact, positioning him as a strong contender for the 2025 awards.

Wearing a turtleneck coat, loafers, and loose-fitting jeans from Prada, the actor looked like an average fashion editor during the film’s press call in London on December 16.

Keeping it simple with a workwear-style jacket, a slogan t-shirt, and Timberland boots at the A Complete Unknown screening at the Museum of Modern Art.

Chalamet had his only reference-style moment on the A Complete Unknown press tour during the New York premiere. He wore a Celine jacket, a patterned scarf, and a grey beanie, not to mention his blonde hair with highlights, referencing a look Dylan wore at the 2003 Sundance Film Festival.

After gaining significant endorsements from figures like Kaia Gerber and Daisy Edgar-Jones, Chloé’s Chemena Kamali secured her first “It boy” when Chalamet wore a custom suede jacket while promoting the film in New York. He paired the jacket with striped trousers, black boots, and a white graphic t-shirt.

For the first A Complete Unknown premiere in Los Angeles, Chalamet wore a monochromatic Prada look that included sunglasses and Dylan-themed pins, referencing the 1960s.