Kylie Jenner Packed Sexy Knicks-Themed Lingerie for Date Night With Timothée Chalamet
Kylie Jenner Packed Sexy Knicks-Themed Lingerie for Date Night With Timothée Chalamet originally appeared on Parade.
Now that's dedication! Eagle-eyed fans on social media spotted Kylie Jenner's Knicks-themed lingerie in a suitcase full of blue-and-orange pieces that she packed for a date night with boyfriend Timothée Chalamet.
The reality TV star, 27, and the Oscar nominee, 29, attended Game 6 of the NBA Conference Finals on Saturday, May 31, to watch the New York Knicks play against the Indiana Pacers.
Chalamet, as millions of basketball viewers have come to learn, is a die-hard Knicks fan and showed up for pretty much every playoff game. Sadly, the Knicks' season ended that night, but we have no doubt Chalamet and Jenner had a memorable evening—and there's plenty of PDA-packed pictures to prove it.
According to Page Six, Jenner's orange-and-blue bra and underwear set, pictured above, comes from luxury lingerie brand Fleur du Mal. The bra retails for $128, and the thong retails for $68.
Also featured in Jenner's suitcase are two pairs of heels, a Hermès Birkin, a Christian Dior handbag, a Knicks friendship bracelet, various Knicks hats, and some vintage Knicks tees.
The A-list lovebirds went public with their romance in September 2023, and though they had a slow start in the spotlight, Jenner and Chalamet seem to be out in full force.
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Jenner even made an NSFW joke about the pair's sex life on TikTok! The makeup mogul reposted a classic scene from Sex and the City, wherein Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) is dating an obsessive Knicks fan, just like Chalamet. In the clip, Jones says, "I don't get laid unless the Knicks win."
Before settling down with Chalamet, Jenner was in an on-again, off-again relationship with rapper Travis Scott. The exes share children Stormi and Aire Webster.
Kylie Jenner Packed Sexy Knicks-Themed Lingerie for Date Night With Timothée Chalamet first appeared on Parade on Jun 3, 2025
This story was originally reported by Parade on Jun 3, 2025, where it first appeared.
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