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Earlier this year, Timothée Chalamet was spotted filming his upcoming Bob Dylan biopic while wearing the singer's signature leather jacket and cowboy boots. But now the actor is taking on his next big Hollywood project—and he's got a whole new wardrobe to match. This week, Chalamet was spotted in New York City filming Marty Supreme, Josh Safdie's upcoming film in which the star plays a 1950s table tennis player. I can't take my eyes off his impeccable, sleek, classic suits; they're my go-to fall fashion inspiration.

“You may not have supported a Democrat for president before, but as you said, we both love our country and honor our democratic ideals,” Vice President Harris later said, addressing Cheney after taking the stage on Thursday. She went on to praise Cheney as “a leader who puts country above party and above self—a true patriot,” encouraging the crowd as they chanted “Thank you, Liz.” For her part, Cheney called on voters to “reject the depraved cruelty of Donald Trump” because “violence does not and must never determine who governs us. Voters do.” Behind her, a large sign reading “Country Over Party” was held amid red, white, and blue flags, reflecting the evening’s committed bipartisanship. One can only hope that the Harris-Cheney coalition will send a message of civility—and unity—to a tense and grieving nation in the weeks remaining before November 5.

The crisp, button-down suits that Chalamet wears on screen are a big departure from his personal, off-duty style. And in many ways, they were new territory for me, too. The film’s costumes are all about perfecting the rigid tailoring of the 1950s, when men wore three-piece suits to, say, run errands or go to the post office. While the clothes harken back to a bygone era of formality, the high-waisted pleated trousers, roomy blazers, navy sweaters, and wide-collared shirts are incredibly on-trend—especially since brands like Phoebe Philo and The Row still embrace that casual, loose-fitting look.

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