Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet Keep Romance Strong During Casual New York City Outing

Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet offered a rare glimpse into their private relationship this week as they enjoyed a relaxed afternoon together in New York City. The couple, who have been dating since 2023, were photographed holding hands, sharing affectionate moments, and exploring the city on rented Citi Bikes.

Dressed casually for the outing, Jenner wore a black tank top paired with low-rise capri pants, ballet flats, sunglasses, and a bamboo-handle handbag. The beauty mogul appeared to embrace a natural look, wearing little to no makeup while letting her hair flow freely. Chalamet opted for a gray Adidas T-shirt, patterned blue shorts, a New York Yankees cap, and a navy track jacket draped around his neck.

At one point, Jenner wrapped her arms around the Oscar-nominated actor as they waited to cross the street, while Chalamet responded with a hand placed gently on her lower back. The couple later rode side-by-side through the city’s bike lanes, enjoying a low-key day away from the spotlight.

Their latest appearance comes shortly after Laurie Lynn Stark, co-owner of luxury brand Chrome Hearts, spoke about the impact Jenner has had on Chalamet’s personal style. Speaking to Vogue, Stark revealed that she admires how the actor has incorporated elements of Jenner’s fashion sensibility into his own wardrobe.

“I love how he’s incorporated his wardrobe with hers,” Stark said, noting that Chalamet carefully considers every aspect of his public image. She also praised his collaborative approach, adding, “Timothee is like a muse. He comes in, he works closely with us on looks, he does his fittings.”

Chrome Hearts has become closely associated with the couple’s public appearances over the past year. In December, they made headlines at the New York premiere of Marty Supreme while wearing custom matching looks from the brand. More recently, they attracted attention courtside at New York Knicks games in coordinated denim outfits inspired by the team’s iconic blue-and-orange colors.

While Jenner was absent when the Knicks secured the NBA championship last weekend, she still celebrated the victory by sharing a screenshot of the game on Instagram alongside blue and orange heart emojis, a subtle tribute to Chalamet’s favorite team.

The relationship marks a new chapter for Jenner following her split from rapper Travis Scott, with whom she shares two children, Stormi and Aire. Since beginning their romance in 2023, Jenner and Chalamet have gradually become more comfortable appearing together in public, although they have continued to keep much of their relationship out of the spotlight.

Their official red carpet debut did not arrive until May 2025 at the David Di Donatello Awards in Italy, despite Jenner accompanying Chalamet to several major events beforehand, including the Golden Globes and the Academy Awards.

The actor offered one of his most heartfelt public acknowledgments of their relationship earlier this year at the Critics Choice Awards. Accepting the Best Actor trophy for Marty Supreme, Chalamet thanked Jenner directly during his speech.

“I’ll just say thank you to my partner of three years,” he said before adding, “Thank you for our foundation. I love you. I couldn’t do this without you. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.”

For many fans, the pairing remains one of Hollywood’s most unexpected romances. Jenner rose to global fame through reality television before building a billion-dollar beauty empire with Kylie Cosmetics, while Chalamet established himself as one of the most respected actors of his generation through acclaimed films such as Call Me by Your Name, Dune, and Wonka.

Despite their vastly different backgrounds, the couple appear to have found common ground while navigating the pressures of international fame. As engagement rumors continue to circulate, neither star has publicly commented on their future plans. For now, their latest outing suggests they are simply enjoying life together—whether on red carpets, at basketball games, or during a quiet bike ride through the streets of New York.