Timothée Chalamet, the Academy Award-nominated actor (third youngest in history, thank you very much) and America’s sweetheart, has returned to the cultural limelight with a dazzling appearance on the red carpet 2019 Venice Film Festival. Chalamet is at the event to promote a slew of projects, including a leading role in the upcoming Netflix drama The King, and will likely be prodded about his part in the upcoming Greta Gerwig adaptation of Little Women.
But when he’s not winning over the hearts of fans and critics alike, the 23-year-old actor is wowing the web with his immaculate style. And we’re bearing witness to a time when men are really pushing boundaries on the carpet — remember Ezra Miller’s monumental Moncler moment? And Billy Porter’s Victor/Victoria Oscar dress? And his Camp Met Gala Egyptian eleganza? The list goes on. But Chalamet’s latest look showed how someone can be bold without veering towards gimmicky. (No disrespect to Miller or Porter — I personally prefer the drama.)
Chalamet again demonstrated his knack for subversive menswear twists (never forget the Louis Vuitton harness) with a metallic suit by Haider Ackermann. Avoiding a traditional tuxedo, the actor opted for a bold spin on traditional tailoring — in lieu of a white shirt, his chest was covered with a sheet of silver fabric. The suit was further accented with a double-belt meets sash detail and the trousers were cuffed to reveal a pair of black boots. While suiting is poised for a comeback, this Ackermann look shows that designers aren’t afraid to break the rules a little bit. And that Chalamet might just be the best-dressed actor of the year. See for yourself below.
VIVIENNE WESTWOOD SS13: Although Westwood's 
JEAN PAUL GAULTIER AW12 : If you must do camo, then try it with a side of camp! The only issue with this chunky cake of couture might be trying to de-layer when you have to urinate for the 120th time of the day. What a great holiday! 
ALAN TAYLOR AW14: Here's a tip, avoid any St. Patty's pinches for not wearing green, and keep it simple with a subtle (but not really) accessory like these Alan Taylor metallic forest green gloves. They're as easy to slip on as they are to hurriedly rip off in embarrassment—you know, for when after the beer runs out.
LANVIN SS14: Okay maybe it's cheating, but this teal—technically mixed green and and light blue—leather jacket over jogging-styled trousers is a great way to keep the holiday alive when you're stuck in the office and not at the parade today (like a person in the normal world). 
HAIDER ACKERMANN SS14: An imaginative take on a traditional Irish vest, you would definitely wear this to the pub...if the pub was the site of a gay Hugh Hefner dress up competition. Huzzah! 
MUGLER AW13: If you're worried you might not get the public reaction that is usually associated with St. Patrick's Day—people staring, little children confused—then this sci-fi, neon and black body suit will certainly do the trick. And hey, you can do a few rounds of 
JEREMY SCOTT SS12: Because if you start the day out with your genitals exposed then it will certainly spare you the confusion of looking for your pants the morning after. Also, we all know the only regional costume sexier than that of a leprechaun's—other than everything else in the history of clothes—is a cowboy's. 