Timothée Chalamet joins elegant co-star Taylor Russell at Bones and All premiere during BFI Festival

Timothée Chalamet was in high spirits when he teamed up with his co-star Taylor Russell for the premiere of their film Bones and All at the 66th BFI London Film Festival.

The 26-year-old actor cut a neat figure in a crisp white blazer with an asymmetrical collar which he paired with a very fitting crystal encrusted skeleton choker.

Taylor, 28, looked sensational in a vintage-inspired dress, complete with a satin corset, as they walked the red carp together on Saturday at The Royal Festival Hall.

Timothée completed his slim look with smart white trousers and shiny boots with a thick sole.

He fashioned his dark brown locks into wild curls and later shielded his eyes with square-framed sunglasses.

Taylor’s black velvet number featured a short jacket with structured shoulders and a satin corset that showed off her narrow waist.

Her dress fell into a draped midi skirt as she ramped up her height with a pair of stilettos and completed her look with a wide-brimmed hat.

The pair stars as cannibalistic lovers Lee and Maren Yearly on a road trip across Reagan-era America.

Director Luca Guadagninon posed for a photo with Timothée, donning a very quirky khaki suit, complete with silver plughole embellishments.

Also in attendance were screenwriter David Kajganich, Jaimie Winstone, actor Stevie Ruffs and glamorous Victoria Brown.

It comes as Timothée and his co-star Taylor kissed after hooking up as fellow cannibals in the new trailer released Wednesday for the upcoming adult romantic horror film.

The theatrical trailer for Italian director Luca’s film opened with Maren enjoying a sleepover with friends and getting a manicure.

After sniffing the girl, Maren put her finger in her mouth, then chewed it shockingly as the girl screamed.

Another girl tried to pull Maren off her and then Maren was shown to run out of the house and run home.

‘Daddy!’ she cried, banging on the front door.

‘You didn’t’, her father Frank [André Holland] told her. “If the police are here, be good and be gone.”

Maren was shown traveling on a bus as her father could be heard in a voiceover saying it wasn’t her fault and that she was born this way.

While on the run, she meets Lee and says, “I smelled you. I didn’t know I could” before adding that she thought she was the only person who was a cannibal.

Bones And All is based on the 2015 novel of the same name by Camille DeAngelis, 41.

The film premiered last month at the 79th Venice International Film Festival, where it received a 10-minute standing ovation and the Silver Lion for Best Director.

Bones And All will be released in select theaters on November 18, followed by a wide release on November 23.