Robert Pattinson and Suki Waterhouse Embrace Contrasting Couple Style at Venice Film Festival

Robert Pattinson and Suki Waterhouse made their Venice Film Festival debut on September 5, arriving on the red carpet together for the premiere of Pattinson’s latest film, Primetime. The couple, who have been together since 2018, kept their outfits different from each other, with Pattinson going for a classic suit while Waterhouse leaned into a more feminine look.

Pattinson wore a custom all-white Dior suit with a soft pinstripe, styled with a white shirt, a navy and red striped tie as well as brown loafers. The simple monochrome color palette kept his look clean, while the stripes added some detail to the white outfit.

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Waterhouse, meanwhile, chose a sheer, embellished green long-sleeve mini dress from Saint Laurent’s Pre-Fall 2026 collection. The floral dress had silky pink cuffs and was worn with sheer tights and pointed curve-heeled pumps. She also wore black sunglasses and several rings.

While the couple’s outfits went in different directions, the two still looked like a pair on the red carpet, posing closely and sharing several kisses.

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Inside the theatre, Waterhouse appeared to be among Pattinson’s biggest supporters as she cheered for him as Primetime received a seven-minute standing ovation. She was seen leaning forward to kiss him as the audience applauded his performance.

The couple were first linked in July 2018 after they were spotted showing PDA in London. Four years later, they made their first red carpet appearance together at the Dior Men’s Fall 2023 show in Giza, Egypt and got engaged in December 2023. They welcomed their daughter in March 2024, although her name has not been publicly revealed.

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The couple attended the Venice Film Festival for the premiere of Primetime, an A24 film in which Pattinson stars as Chris Hansen, the host of Dateline NBC’s To Catch a Predator. Directed by Lance Oppenheim, the film is partly based on a 2007 Esquire article about the television series, which became known for its hidden-camera investigations targeting men who believed they were meeting minors online.