Katie Holmes and artist Jason Bard Yarmosky have made their first fashion-event appearance as a couple after several affectionate outings in New York and the Hamptons.
The pair attended Ferragamo’s summer dinner at Topping Rose House in Bridgehampton on Friday, July 24. Holmes placed an arm around Yarmosky as they posed together for photographers in coordinated navy looks.
Their outfits even included matching flashes of orange, but Holmes said the coordination was not the result of detailed planning. “I think we just have similar taste,” she told Elle at the event.
The Ferragamo dinner followed a series of public dates earlier in July, beginning with Holmes and Yarmosky arriving hand in hand at a screening of Olivia Wilde’s The Invite in East Hampton.
Their Ferragamo Looks Included Matching Pops of Orange
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Holmes wore a sheer midnight-blue blouse with a champagne-toned fringed skirt and black patent Ferragamo shoes. She finished the look with a bright orange mini handbag.
Yarmosky wore navy wide-leg pants with a matching cardigan, black shoes and a small section of orange fabric visible near his collar. The color echoed Holmes’ handbag without making their outfits identical.
The dinner celebrated Ferragamo’s four-day pop-up at Topping Rose House, where visitors could shop pieces from the brand’s pre-fall 2026 collection and other designs by creative director Maximilian Davis. Ferragamo Americas CEO Daniella Vitale and Gabrielle Union-Wade hosted the event.
Holmes and Yarmosky were reportedly seen whispering and laughing together throughout the evening. Event photos showed the actress keeping an arm around him as they stood beside the Ferragamo display.
Their Relationship Became Public Earlier in July
Holmes and Yarmosky were first photographed together on July 10 at a Cinema Society screening of The Invite. They arrived holding hands, and an onlooker told People that Yarmosky whispered in Holmes’ ear while she laughed. Holmes also rested her head on his shoulder during the movie.
Four days later, they were photographed embracing after dinner in New York City. The pair continued their run of outings at a private Soho Sessions concert on July 21, where they held hands, kissed and embraced while watching singer Sienna Spiro perform. They were also seen shopping together in Midtown Manhattan the following day.
People reported that Holmes and Yarmosky first connected at a dinner and arranged a date shortly afterward. A source said Holmes found him interesting and enjoyed being around people who were creative and passionate about their work.
Yarmosky’s Art Explores Aging, Time and Memory
Yarmosky was born in New York in 1987 and earned his BFA from the School of Visual Arts in 2010. According to his official biography, his paintings and drawings focus on aging, time and memory.
His grandparents, who were six decades older than him, appeared in his portraits for more than 10 years. Yarmosky often painted them wearing theatrical costumes while exploring vulnerability, humor, individuality and the experience of growing older.
His work has been exhibited at the Brooklyn Museum, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, the San Antonio Museum of Art and Guild Hall in East Hampton. He has also presented solo exhibitions at Bergdorf Goodman’s Fifth Avenue windows, the Huntington Museum of Art and the University of Maine Museum of Art.