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Timothée Chalamet was clearly digging his new look on Sunday when he shared some views of his striking Stella McCartney suit at a photocall for his new film Dune.
The 25-year-old Call Me By Your Name star shared some photos of himself during his London Film Festival publicity event in which he highlighted his striking blue-and-vanilla patterned suit.
The actor looked playful in one snap posted to his Instagram Stories as he covered his face and flashed a peace sign while monopolizing an outdoor sofa.
Living it up: Timothée Chalamet, 25, had a blast showing off his unusual Stella McCartney suit, which featured striking blue mushroom patterns, as he posed for a Dune photocall at the London Film Festival on Sunday
Timothée’s intriguing suit featured a shirt in the same pattern, which he had untucked after lining up for photos with his castmates, including Zendaya and Jason Momoa.
He shared a closeup of one pant leg to give his 13.9 million Instagram followers a better idea of the unusual pattern.
The closeup revealed the cotton suit had a faint seersucker pattern, but instead of the usual blue and white stripes, they were painted over with striking blue illustrations of mushrooms and other plants against a yellowish-white fabric.
He tagged Stella McCartney in the closeup and added mushroom and heart emojis.
Odd: The closeup revealed that the suit had a faint seersucker pattern, but instead of the usual blue and white stripes, they were painted over with blue illustrations of mushrooms and other plants
Looking good: Chalamet completed the stylish look with white slip-on boots and wore his dark hair in a stylishly shaggy hairdo
Chalamet completed the stylish look with white slip-on boots and wore his dark hair in a stylishly shaggy hairdo.
He posed for the photocall with his costar Zendaya, who showed off her taut tummy and some sideboob in a striking chainmail crop top.
Timothée stars in Dune as Paul Atreides, the heir to the noble family House Atreides, which is ruled by his father Leto Atreides (Oscar Isaac).
After their family is given control of the desert planet Arrakis, the only source of a valuable substance known as spice, the Atreides are betrayed by another royal house, and Paul and his mother (Rebecca Ferguson) are forced to seek refuge with a desert-dwelling nomadic tribe, which Zendaya’s character Chani belongs to.
Sizzling looks: He posed for the photocall with his costar Zendaya, who showed off her taut tummy and some sideboob in a striking chainmail crop top
Coming soon: Timothée was pictured with the cast and crew promoting his new film Dune; pictured with (L–R) Joshua Grode, Jason Momoa, Rebecca Ferguson, Tanya Lapointe, Denis Villeneuve, Sharon Duncan-Brewster, Zendaya, Mary Parent and Cale Boyter
Sci-fi: He stars as the heir to a royal family who goes into exile on the desert world Arrakis, which is ruled by giant sand worms; pictured with Rebecca Ferguson
The science fiction epic only covers about half of the 1965 Frank Herbert novel, so director Denis Villeneuve is hoping to be able to film the second half of the story if the first movie is successful enough.
So far, reviews for the movie — which arrives in theaters on October 22 — have been largely positive, and it currently boasts an impressive 89 percent fresh rating from critics surveyed by Rotten Tomatoes.
While Timothée waits to see if audience warm up to his newest film, he’s currently at work in England filming Wonka, a prequel to Roald Dahl’s Charlie And The Chocolate Factory in which he plays the eponymous candy maker.
He’s been seen on set in the character’s iconic top hat and recognizable dandy outfit, though the film has been mocked on social media since the first images of the actor were released by people who saw it as a symptom of Hollywood’s current refusal to make films that aren’t connected to preexisting intellectual property.
New project: While Timothée waits to see if audience warm up to his newest film, he’s currently at work in England filming Wonka, a prequel to Roald Dahl’s Charlie And The Chocolate Factory in which he plays the eponymous candy maker; seen Thursday in Bath, England
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