Chrome Hearts

Kylie Jenner joined Timothée Chalamet for Game 4 of the NBA Finals in New York City, and the couple arrived in coordinated denim Chrome Hearts looks. The pairing stood out as they left their hotel on the way to Madison Square Garden. Chalamet, a lifelong New York Knicks fan, has become a familiar presence at the team’s games this season. He has also turned his courtside appearances into a steady style moment, often wearing custom looks tied to Chrome Hearts. A Knicks fan with a very public game-night routine The actor grew up in New York City and has rooted for the Knicks since childhood. His commitment to the team has been visible beyond the Finals, including skipping the last two Met Galas that Jenner attended on her own so he could watch Knicks games instead. Jenner has also been part of that routine, including a previous Knicks game she attended with Chalamet on May 25, when the team played the Cleveland Cavaliers at Rocket Arena. Ahead of Game 4, she hinted at her support on Instagram Story with a dot cake decorated in the team’s colors. After the game, Chalamet and Jenner left together, and Chalamet reacted emotionally to the Knicks’ comeback win while speaking to Entertainment Tonight. Jenner was seen recording his reaction, capturing one more moment from a night that mixed basketball, fashion, and a very visible public appearance. Chrome Hearts has become part of the look Chalamet wore an orange Chrome Hearts tracksuit at Game 3 earlier in the week, continuing his run of custom styling with the brand. Laurie Lynn Stark, the brand’s president and co-owner, told Vogue that “Timothée is like a muse,” adding that he works closely with the team on fittings and looks. Stark said Chalamet comes in, collaborates on the designs, and knows what he wants. She also said her son, designer Kristian Jack Stark, has developed a special relationship with him as the partnership has grown throughout the season. Read more at: www.yahoo.com

Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet Match in Denim Chrome Hearts at the NBA Finals