Dua Lipa wraps up in a black coat while Timothee Chalamet opts for daring leather outfit as they touch down in Tokyo

Dua Lipa and Timothée Chalamet both arrived in Japan separately to promote their respective new projects on Saturday.

The 28-year-old singer concealed her face behind opaque black sunglasses and donned a black coat with blue accents.

Arrived: Dua Lipa, 28, and Timothée Chalamet, 27, stunned as they arrived in Japan to promote their separate new projects on SaturdayCute: Actor Timothée, 27, wore a shiny, floor length, faux-leather trench coat and sweetly held up a fluffy toy alarm clock

Actor Timothée, aged 27, sported a glossy, floor-length faux-leather trench coat and charmingly held up a fluffy toy alarm clock.

At Narita International Airport, both stars were greeted by throngs of fans, with Dua graciously posing for selfies and Timothée happily signing autographs.

Busy: Dua's new single Houdini was released in November and was given five out of five stars from The IndependentNew song, new album: Houdini was announced as the lead single from Dua's upcoming third studio album DL3 which will be released some time in NovemberCareer change? This year, the single dabbled into acting for the first time, appearing briefly in Greta Gerwig's smash hit Barbie

Dua and Timothée are in Japan to promote their upcoming ventures. Dua’s latest single, “Houdini,” released in November, received a stellar five-star rating from The Independent.

“Houdini” serves as the lead single from Dua’s highly anticipated third studio album, DL3, slated for release in November. This year marked her foray into acting with a brief appearance in Greta Gerwig’s blockbuster “Barbie.” Next year, she will star in “Argylle,” a spy action comedy alongside John Cena and Henry Cavill.

Big names: Next year, she will be seen in Argylle, a spy action comedy film, which will also star John Cena and Henry CavillHappy fan, tired Dua: In Narita, Dua posed with an excited Japanese fan who threw up a 'peace' sign and smiled

Meanwhile, Timothée was in Japan to promote his upcoming film “Wonka,” a remake of “Charlie And The Chocolate Factory,” set to Һιt theaters on December 8th. The project originated in 2016 when Warner Bros. Pictures reacquired the rights to Roald Dahl’s renowned children’s story. In 2018, Paul King was announced as the director, with Timothée reportedly being the director’s top choice for the lead role.

Big year ahead: Meanwhile, Timothée was in Japan to promote his new film Wonka, a remake of Charlie And The Chocolate Factory, which will come out on 8 DecemberLong time coming: Its journey began in 2016 when Warner Bros. acquired the rights to make itIt could only be him: Then, in 2018, Paul King was announced as its director. Timothée was said to be the director's first and only pick for the roleSequel: Also on Timothée's roster for 2024 is Dune: Part Two, an epic science fiction film following 2021's Dune and also starring Austin Butler and Florence Pugh

In addition to “Wonka,” Timothée’s lineup for 2024 includes “Dune: Part Two,” a sequel to the epic science fiction film “Dune” released in 2021, which also features Austin Butler and Florence Pugh.