Timothée Chalamet Went Full Jack Nicholson in Indiana

If you thought—even for a moment!—that Timothée Chalamet wouldn’t trek to Indianapolis to watch his beloved Knicks beat the Pacers in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals, then you haven’t been paying attention.

Indeed, the Oscar nominee, who seems to have put his professional schedule on hold for the duration of the Knicks’ 2025 postseason run, spent at least one night of his Memorial Day weekend in the Midwest doing the same thing he’s done for many nights over the last two months: sitting courtside at a professional basketball game while outfitted in a conspicuous ensemble, sipping an ice-cold beverage from a plastic cup, and screaming his head off for the Knickerbockers. It helped that his team won by a hair on Sunday evening, but by that point, Chalamet had already garnered admiration for his latest playoffs-themed fashion statement.

For the fourth game in a row, Timmy wore custom clothing from the Los Angeles brand Chrome Hearts; this time, a logo-striped button-up shirt with electric-blue trousers embroidered with the label’s gothic-cross emblem. (In February, the brand notably made Timmy a full baby-pink look for the Berlin premiere of his Bob Dylan biopic, A Complete Unknown.) The label has produced a number of one-off pieces—including a pair of Timberland boots embroidered with blue-and-orange crosses—for Chalamet to wear courtside in recent weeks, as the actor follows in the Jordan-shaped footprints of Spike Lee, the most emphatically dressed Knicks fan of all time.

In Indiana, Chalamet accessorized, in his usual high-low fashion, with Oakley wraparound sunglasses with reddish polarized lenses, box-fresh white Bapestas, and a gold Panthère de Cartier necklace. (The actor is an ambassador for the luxury jeweler.)