If there’s anyone that truly calls the fashion industry by their name, it is none other than the man with the strongest suit game, Timothée Chalamet. Named by fashion search site, Lyst, as the 2019 Most Influential Man in Fashion, Chalamet is ranked with some of the most renowned celebrities to ever walk the red carpet like Zendaya, Billie Eilish, Cardi B, Kylie Jenner, Lisa from Blackpink, Lizzo, Billy Porter, and Harry Styles. The way Lyst chooses their influencers is through annual report track searches, social media, sales, ranking designers, brands, and fashion-world stars for a glimpse of the 2019’s most popular trends. But what makes Chalamet stand out from all the rest of his competition was his daring aesthetic choices and how fearless he is to experiment with masculinity and femininity.
Many times, simple but effective is the way to go and with Chalamet’s most popular and memorable looks, this idea is no exception. Often times, just wearing a boldly colored suit or a loud patterned blouse will do the trick to make powerful statement. Recently at the premiere of his new Netflix film, The King, Chalamet strutted a bright blue monochromatic dress shirt and pants with his classic black ankle boots. Although simple, the vivid, unmistakable shade of blue mixed with his refined features makes for a clean and sharp presentation.
Chalamet has really made a big name for himself in such a short amount of time. His first important film to put himself on the map as an esteemed actor was Call Me By Your Name, an Oscar and Golden Globes nominee and multiple award winner. Since then, Chalamet has grown, not only in his films, but also through his own identity and pushing the boundaries of gender stereotypes in modern society. His upcoming film, Little Women, with co-star and popular actress, Saoirse Ronan, is set to be groundbreaking in multiple aspects, especially with beauty and costumes. With his career taking off and in both his acting and fashion industries, this King truly has a bright future ahead of himself.
-Kiara Gajo, DWF
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