The world’s strongest pink carpet duo has reunited. Dune franchise stars Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya popped up in Las Vegas this afternoon for Cinemacon, marking their first joint public look since promotion for the primary Dune movie wound down in October 2021. Whereas Cinemacon, a conference for theater homeowners, the place a number of main film studios preview and promote their upcoming blockbusters, isn’t precisely generally known as a vogue sizzling spot, you possibly can, after all, depend on Zendaya and Chalamet to maintain up their fashion cachet, even when choosing an occasion that’s much less dressy. Whereas no jacket was required, each of them went massive on vests in very alternative ways.

Actually, Zendaya’s look was principally a sizzling lady informal replace of a males’s energy swimsuit from the ’80s. She opted into the present pattern of swimsuit vests as tops, pairing the garment with a pair of wide-leg pants and easy white pumps peeking out from the underside. Zendaya’s outfit, courtesy of Louis Vuitton, blocked collectively three completely different traditional suiting materials for a Gen Z-appropriate energy look.

Whereas Zendaya was pondering “boardroom,” Chalamet was pondering somewhat extra biker bar. He wore a pair of traditional black moto pants, which he paired together with his personal assertion vest—this one in matching leather-based. He wore a easy white tee, the sleeves delicately rolled, beneath.

The idea of a biker man wooing a correct businesswoman looks as if an awesome thought for a wacky ’80s romantic comedy, however after all the pair have been there teasing the succinctly titled Dune: Half Two. The movie is scheduled to hit theaters on November 3 this yr.

They’ll unite with two new younger superstars for the sequel: Florence Pugh and Austin Butler will painting Princess Irulan and Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen within the movie. Sadly, these two weren’t readily available in Vegas right this moment. We’re guessing the pink carpet debut of Dune’s very personal “quadsquad” will happen nearer to the movie’s premiere.