Ugh, I'm so over these celebrity couples trying to make an impression by dressing alike. It's just too much effort and attention-seeking for me 
. I mean, can't they just be themselves? The bright orange outfits were definitely a vibe-sucking moment on the red carpet 
. And what's with the whole "signal unity" thing? Can't we just appreciate them as individuals instead of dressing like they're in some kinda coordinated fashion experiment? 
? at least they're trying to make an impression...and honestly, who needs the world to see their relationship status when you've got a decent rom-com and some mediocre acting skills to rely on? and let's be real, if it doesn't work out, we'll just find out how cringeworthy it was on repeat in the next few weeks 
i love how it's both about looking cute together & making an impression – either way, it works for me 
and can we talk about the history of celebs dressing alike? sonny & cher, elton john & david furnish... those are some iconic looks 
anyway, some ppl might say it's too much orange but i think that's what makes it so memorable 
! It's like they're saying, "Hey, we're in this together!" And I can see why some people might find it cringeworthy (too much orange is pretty much a no-go 
), but for fans of Timothée and Kylie, it's all about the love and unity vibes . I mean, who doesn't want to see their favorite celeb couple feeling cute and coordinated on the red carpet? 
It's actually kinda inspiring to think that non-celebs do the same thing – like a way to show off their relationship in a fun and playful way 
. Anyway, it's definitely making a statement and getting people talking about love, style, and unity 
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timothée chalamet and kylie jenner's bright orange outfits might have sparked some mixed reactions online, but let's be real, who wouldn't want to feel like part of a stylish superhero squad with their bae? 
as someone who's all about self-care and mindfulness, i think it's awesome that they're using fashion as an expression of their love and connection. just because they might have been going for a "look" doesn't mean we can't appreciate the sentiment behind it