Why Kylie Jenner Always Wore Black Throughout Awards Season
I'm serious when I say this, but Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner are giving classic Hollywood couple.
Perhaps it's that reality TV personality turned beauty mogul Kylie sits at the helm of a multi-million dollar cosmetics company.
Maybe Timothée's trajectory as an actor is reminiscent of James Dean or Marlon Brando in their prime.
Or maybe it's that I've been following their careers individually for years, and I'm biasedly rooting for them to win. Who's to know?
I do know that every time Kylie stepped out in support of Timothée during his awards show run, she was always wearing a beautiful black dress, and I really vibe with her reason behind the fashion.
In an interview with Harper's Bazaar, Kylie explained why she always appeared dressed like a Gen Z Morticia Addams when she went to awards shows in honor of her boyfriend, Timothée. "I think it just like happened that way," she said.
No shade, my favorite color is black, and I dress like a millennial Wednesday Addams most Wednesdays.
Kylie explained she basically wore black because she wasn't trying to take too much attention away from the Dune actor during awards season.
Kylie told the publication, "Even, recently I was like, 'I can't wear another black dress.' And then of course the most perfect, gorgeous Schiaparelli black dress shows up."
Here's all the black dresses that Kylie in support of Timothée during awards season:
Kylie wore a lacy, black Hanae Mori gown at the 2024 Golden Globes.
Kylie wore a black, backless vintage John Galliano gown to the 2025 BAFTAs.
Kylie wore a black Miu Miu beaded gown for the 2025 Academy Awards.
For the Vanity Fair Oscars Party she switched into a black, strapless Miu Miu lingerie dress with a corset bodice and sheer skirt.
And for their first red carpet debut at 70th David di Donatello awards ceremony, Kylie joined Timothée in the Schiaparelli dress she referenced in the interview.
To give her some credit, there was one time she didn't wear a black dress, and that was the time she wore a vintage Atelier Versace gown at the 2025 Golden Globes.
Kylie told Harper's Bazaar, 'Although these are the most beautiful, iconic gowns that I've been wearing, I think a black dress is also kind of like, not too attention grabbing in the best way."
'You can never go wrong with a black dress," Kylie said.
I know that's right!
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High quality here is a guarantee, based on that handmade glass, freshwater pearls, gold-plated brass, and other top-tier, dazzling materials used to make the set. $75 Buy Now at nordstrom Maison de Sabré's zippable bags charms — which you can place on everything from totes to wallets for extra space — are icons, so who says you can't break the rules a bit and clip one somewhere on your sneaker's upper? This tiny blueberry charm is the most delicious conversation starter and a way to keep your arcade coins close by as you skip around town. $95 Buy Now at ana luisa A sneaker on a sneaker? This shoe charm purchase's irony is not lost on us. Beyond the looks and laughs the Ana Luisa mini sneaker will inspire, it also benefits from a 10-karat, solid-gold construction and a light weight (0.34 grams, to be exact) that won't interfere with all your city walking. $9 $15 40% off Buy Now at nordstrom Not satisfied with just one charm? Here are eight. 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