Kim Kardashian's race to wear the most Gucci in one Formula 1 weekend didn't end when her boyfriend, Lewis Hamilton, came in second at the Monaco Grand Prix. Two days later, she made her final lap in the Gucci G-string gown originally modeled by Kate Moss on the Fall 2026 runway.

Kardashian and Hamilton traded trackside PDA moments for a private cruise just off the coast of Monte Carlo. It was the power couple's only relaxed outing all weekend, meaning she could've kept it casual in a summery matching set. That would've been off-brand for any Kardashian, though. She and stylist Dani Levi went all out for the after-dark voyage instead. Gucci creative director Demna (Kardashian's close friend since his Balenciaga days) loaned her the closing look from his debut fashion show at Gucci.

From the front, it was 2026's most bedazzled black gown. Intricately placed crystals covered every square inch of its turtleneck, long sleeves, and fitted column skirt. When the light hit Kardashian's rhinestones just right, locals could see her shine from miles away.

Believe it or not, spots the sparklers didn't touch stood out the most. The dress originally went viral for its completely open back—and the lingerie it revealed. So, Kardashian posed with her back to the camera in almost every Instagram-worthy pic. The oval-shaped keyhole stretched so wide, it bordered on side cut-out territory (a favorite among her fashion girl sisters, especially Kylie Jenner). Directly below the side slits appeared one of Gucci's most iconic house codes: the nostalgic G-string thong.

It's unclear if Demna stitched the teeny-tiny whale-tail onto Kardashian's gown, or if it's stacked beneath her plunge back. During Tom Ford's tenure at Gucci (the era that inspires Demna's designs the most), he debuted the status symbol as an additional layer on the Spring 1997 catwalk. After teasing its stringy straps under a skirt set, Ford dressed a model in an oversize sweater and nothing but the paper-thin thong on the bottom. The brand's logo—two interlocking Gs—were the glue that held each hip-high band together.

Fast forward to 2026, and Demna reimagined Ford's exact silhouette with diamonds inside each letter. It's like the Balenciaga alum sculpted the dress just for Kardashian. Anything that shimmers, shows some skin, and has ties to the '90s is like a bat signal for the SKIMS founder.

Knowing Kardashian, she was also drawn to the dress because Kate Moss was the first to wear it. The two It girls have been friends for over a decade. "She is THE fashion icon, defining a whole generation of style," Kardashian shared in 2021, after casting Moss in her SKIMS summer campaign.

Last February, the supermodel shut down Gucci's Fall 2026 show in the same backless look. Moss's take was slightly more accessorized, thanks to patent pointy mules, diamond drop earrings, and a compact clutch.

It takes courage to pull off a gown with a peekaboo thong. For Kardashian, it's nothing new. Back in 2018, she flaunted an almost identical G-string beneath a neon yellow matching set on Instagram. The underwear was black with Gucci's emblem in yellow gold, suggesting it was a vintage find from Tom Ford's run.

In the years since, Hailey Bieber, Kylie Jenner, Lori Harvey, and more have styled fashion's most recognizable lingerie. Place your bets on who's next.

No offense to my hometown team, the Milwaukee Bucks: I still wish I was born a New York Knicks fan. With the Knicks in their first NBA Finals since 1999, no one can deny they're the It team to watch right now. It's about time fans of other NBA teams made the switch to the orange-and-blue side—if not because of the Knicks' current 2-0 record in the finals, then at least for the front-row fashion.

The industry's best have brought their A-game to Madison Square Garden's front row for decades. Long before Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet became the team's good luck charms, Beyoncé and Rihanna saved their best early-2000s street style for season tickets. Both pop stars preferred their Knicks picks with a side of denim.

Sure, the Knicks haven't won a championship since 1973, but the sartorial slam dunks are still on a winning streak. Better yet, each season continues to showcase the sportiest trends celebrities have to offer. In the 2000s, skinny jeans reigned supreme. By the 2010s, leather boots click-clacked all over the court. Now, elevated basics are unmissable at the Knicks' home and away games.

The New York Knicks are unstoppable at the 2026 NBA Finals so far—and so are their most loyal fashion girl fans. Ahead, see the 10 best celebrity courtside looks still inspiring Knicks season ticket-holders and newfound fans alike.

Beyoncé's Courtside Outfit at a 2005 Knicks Game

It's been 11 years since Beyoncé's last New York Knicks game. Her front-row outfits were guaranteed to steal the show when she used to attend, though. In Jan. 2005, she helped her hometown team, the Houston Rockets, distract the Knicks in a tan fur-trimmed poncho, distressed jeans, and metallic cowboy boots.

Rihanna's Courtside Outfit at a 2006 Knicks Game

Rihanna's argyle sweater and denim mini skirt brought quintessential 2006 style to a Knicks vs. Miami Heat game. She wore the nostalgic set with stark white leggings, suede knee-high boots, and a newsboy cap, of course. Cut-outs up each side of her sleeveless knit proved she's never been afraid of showing some skin.

Kim Kardashian's Courtside Outfit at a 2011 Knicks Game

It seems Kylie Jenner asked Kim Kardashian for style advice before making her Knicks debut. Both sisters have defied MSG's bag policy with Hermès Birkins on their arms. Kardashian's gunmetal tote just happened to be three times the size of Jenner's Birkin 30. The status symbol was so oversize, it could've carried an entire basketball. To finish, Kardashian stacked thigh-high boots beneath a super-studded Burberry trench coat. Petition for Jenner to pull every separate out of storage, please.

Zendaya's Courtside Outfit at a 2016 Knicks Game

Zendaya only has one New York Knicks game under her belt, but her skinny jeans outfit certainly made it a night to remember. In Nov. 2016, Z fully embraced an edgier way of dressing. That's why she arrived at MSG in a black leather jacket, a matching choker necklace, and pointy, lace-up boots. Fans rarely saw her Chanel Flap Bag out and about after the Knicks lost to the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Katie Holmes's Courtside Outfit at a 2017 Knicks Game

In 2017, Katie Holmes was as loyal to skinny jeans as she was the New York Knicks. She kept up the tradition in February against the Denver Nuggets, but even with black leather boots and a monogrammed tomato red bag from Gucci, her team lost.

Hailey Bieber and Kendall Jenner's Courtside Outfits at a 2017 Knicks Game

Just when I thought I couldn't adore Hailey Bieber and Kendall Jenner more, I found out they were devoted Knicks girls in 2017. Bieber (née Baldwin) traded her clean-girl aesthetic for a sportif crop top and track pants. Meanwhile, Jenner kept it laid-back and luxe in an off-the-shoulder white top, matching jeans, and over-the-knee boots.

Bella Hadid's Courtside Outfit at a 2017 Knicks Game

In 2017, Bella Hadid was as spirited a Knicks fan as Spike Lee. She regularly traded stilettos for basketball sneakers, so she could have full range of motion when cheering on her team. At this 2017 game, the supermodel dressed down her metallic silver Hermès Birkin with high-top Air Jordans.

Kaia Gerber's Courtside Outfit at a 2019 Knicks Game

Much like Hadid, Kaia Gerber's courtside style wasn't too far a departure from her everyday rotation. In 2019, she blended a business-casual blazer and turtleneck with straight-leg jeans and the white sneakers trend.

Selena Gomez's Courtside Outfit at a 2025 Knicks Game

Some of Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco's first sightings as a couple were at Knicks games. Now that they're married, their front-row style has fused into one. Last fall, Gomez bundled up in a suede coat at Madison Square Garden, so Blanco followed suit.

Kylie Jenner's Courtside Outfit at a 2026 Knicks Game

The prince and princess of Madison Square Garden can't stop, won't stop winning on celebrity row. Kylie Jenner doesn't always sport the Knicks' team colors, but when she does, she and Timothée Chalamet look more in sync than ever.

Early last month, the Kylie Cosmetics founder Knicks-ified her tank top and jeans outfit with bright orange Miu Miu mules and a navy blue croc-embossed Hermès Birkin. Knowing Jenner, she probably played a part in securing Chalamet's leather jacket, too.

The transformation from fashion girl to Formula 1 WAG isn't complete until one specific maneuver becomes their signature: Keep merch outfits to a minimum. The further they get from their partner's team colors, the better. At the F1 Monaco Grand Prix on June 7, Kim Kardashian traded Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari red for twinning cream-colored dresses with her sister, Khloé Kardashian. Congratulations, Kim. You're officially an F1 WAG.

Kim Kardashian spared no expense for her F1 paddock debut. Stylist Dani Levi dressed her in Demna's Gucci all weekend long, but her grand finale was by far the most elevated. Not a single splash of Ferrari red decorated the SKIMS founder's ivory, Cruise 2027 dress, which Demna reimagined just for her.

The flexible fabric clung to Kim's figure, but subtle ruching made its off-the-shoulder neckline slightly less skintight. Close-ups of Kim and Hamilton after he secured the second place trophy revealed her back was on full display.

One slim strand stretched across the nape of Kim's neck, while the rest of her spine remained entirely untouched. An even tinier horizontal band secured the dress's plunging sides. (Clearly, an affinity for deep cut-outs runs in the family. Kylie Jenner's Jacquemus tank top dress drooped just as low in Turks and Caicos last week.)

It seems Kim Kardashian started curating her F1 Monaco Grand Prix wardrobe there weeks ago, when Gucci's Cruise 2027 fashion show debuted in New York City.

Her ankle-grazing maxi drew major inspiration from Look 58: an asymmetrical dress, which featured the same singular sleeve, stretchy neckline, and fabric-free back. The only difference? Candice Swanepoel's runway version was strawberry red, modeled with a silver chainmail clutch. Kim took creative liberties with purple-tinted shield glasses and pointy, horsebit-topped pumps.

Meanwhile, the brand behind Khloé's first F1 outfit remains a mystery. Still, like the supportive sister she is, she ensured her midi dress was as creamy as Kim's maxi. Khloé took cues from summer lingerie in a silky-smooth slip, which also tapped into the lace-trimmed dress trend. Stark white lace decorated her curved neckline and knee-length hem. For once, Khloé's spaghetti-strap style defeated Kim's Gucci dress on the bodycon scale.

Next, the naked sandal trend (beloved by Rihanna and her sisters this season) doubled down on Khloé's second-skin motif. To finish, she popped on oversize aviator sunglasses, wrapped a colorless cardigan around her wrists, and defied F1's bag policy with a white Hermès Birkin Bag. Each Kardashian could switch dresses at the next Grand Prix in Barcelona, Spain, and no one would bat an eye.

Even before the big race on Sunday, Khloé and Kim were attached at the hip. 24 hours after Kim served a solo leather racing suit, the two matched each other's energy in black tank tops. Both versions were just different enough: Khloé stacked hers over a black bralette, while Kim's lace balconette top showed a lot more skin. From there, each mogul switched things up with the former in the capri pants trend, and the latter in flared jeans.

Yes, Kim Kardashian is still finding her Formula 1 fashion footing. But Lewis Hamilton seems intent on making her a regular in Ferrari's paddock. "It’s amazing to have her come this weekend and have her support," Hamilton told the International Automobile Federation after his race. "It’s amazing to have good people around you and good people supporting you, and she does that for me everyday." Keep an eye out for a Gucci-clad Kardashian at the Spanish Grand Prix next weekend.

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Kim Kardashian is taking her relationship with Lewis Hamilton to the next level. Following multiple date nights, the SKIMS founder decided to support the British race car driver while he competes in the Formula One Monaco Grand Prix 2026. Of course, attendance alone wouldn't be enough; Kim Kardashian's leather Gucci outfit confirms she's going all-in on the decorated speed demon.

On Friday, June 5, Kim was spotted in Monte Carlo, Monaco alongside sister Khloé Kardashian, with the pair spending time on a yacht with friends ahead of the competition. For the occasion, the reality star made her intentions clear by wearing a head-to-toe leather Gucci racing suit. Although Hamilton didn't appear to be present at the gathering, Kim's look was akin to one half of a couple's outfit.

The All's Fair star's apt racing suit consisted of a Generation Gucci black leather jacket and matching leather pants. She also carried a Gucci Lunetta Bag, featuring the fashion house's iconic "Web" stripe, paired with black pointed-toe pumps, and oversize sunglasses, also Gucci.

After the pair both attended the same New Year's Eve party, dating rumors were ignited in February 2026 when Kardashian and Hamilton spent time together in the Cotswolds, England.

At the time, a source told Entertainment Tonight, "Kim and Lewis are spending more time together and seeing where things are going." The source continued, "They've been friends and known each other for years but are now exploring a romantic relationship."⁠

If Kim's Moanco Grand Prix outfit is anything to go by, her romance with Hamilton is still going strong.

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For Gucci's Cruise 2027 show, creative director Demna brought all of the drama—and a plethora of celebrities—to Times Square in Manhattan, New York City on Saturday, May 16. Unsurprisingly, the front row was every bit as star-studded as the runway itself, and the dramatic location made for a pretty unforgettable cinematic experience.

The reason for the iconic—and extraordinarily busy—location is simple: "New York has held a singular place in Gucci's history for over 70 years, with the house opening its first store outside of Italy in the city in 1953," a press release revealed. "GucciCore serves as a homecoming for the house, staged in Times Square, one of New York's most ubiquitous symbols, against the backdrop of its digital billboards and screens. It distills the essence of Gucci as a visual language into a collection built around a new core wardrobe."

The runway, which wound its way through Times Square itself, featured the likes of supermodel Cindy Crawford, sporting legend Tom Brady, and reality star turned entrepreneur (and ADHD advocate) Paris Hilton.

Here, we round up all of the A-listers hitting the runway for Gucci's Cruise 2027 show in Times Square, along with some of the famous faces gracing the front row.

Paris Hilton

Cindy Crawford

Candice Swanepoel 

Tom Brady

Dree Hemingway

Alex Consani 

Emily Ratajkowski

Gabbriette

Iman

Kim Kardashian

Lindsay Lohan

Mariah Carey

Laura Harrier

Molly Gordon

Kim Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton can't stay apart for long. 24 hours after Kardashian attended the 2026 Met Gala alone, the VIPs were hand-in-hand on Broadway. Kardashian's date night outfit gave her boyfriend a taste of red carpet dressing, but with a spring denim twist.

Its been months since fans saw the SKIMS founder in jeans—eight to be exact. Her denim drawer is the most vacant of all the Kardashian-Jenner It girls, especially Kylie and Kendall. Two years after styling the pants trend in public, Kardashian made up for lost time—and jeans—in a surprisingly high-waisted, sky blue pair. Perhaps they were on loan from Kylie Jenner's closet. She wore an almost-identical Levi's pair with the heeled flip-flops trend last month. Kardashian didn't choose V-strapped thongs like Jenner, but her pedicure was on full display beneath satin, ankle-strap sandals.

Why jeans, and why now? Well, the presumed designer behind her top seemed to require them. Kardashian tied herself into a long-sleeve corset supposedly from then-creative director Glenn Martens for Jean Paul Gaultier's Spring 2022 Couture collection. Glossy strands made Kardashian a fashion mummy, wrapping around her neck, onto a braided bodice, and down each arm. An under-bust bustier—featuring a peplum-esque hem—was its only opaque piece.

Every element was a warm-toned, champagne color in the look book, but Kardashian's sampled 2026's cool-blue trend. It was originally dressed down with a denim maxi skirt, which Kardashian traded for the same light-wash in jeans form.

Say JPG wasn't what inspired Kardashian to end her jeans hiatus. She definitely got the hint from her younger sisters. Kylie and Kendall have rarely given their denim a day off this season. Wearing sandals with denim had Kylie's name all over it. She wore three Levi's looks to Coachella; another en route to West Hollywood's Sushi Park; and most recently, the white jeans trend at a New York Knicks game.

Or maybe, she was inspired by Margot Robbie, who wore Chanel jeans to a Met Gala after-party. If they're chic enough for a Saint Laurent soirée, they passed the "Broadway appropriate" test, no problem. Either way, here's hoping Spring 2026 denim trends will make jeans a mainstay in her closet again.

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I thought Hailey Bieber was the queen of the slick back bun, but it looks like she has some competition in that department thanks to a recent look from Kim Kardashian.

The reality star and SKIMS founder spent some time in New York City this weekend just ahead of the Met Gala. On Sunday, she was photographed leaving a Broadway show looking extra springy wearing a vintage yellow Dior gown with a high collar, a floral pattern, and a thigh-high leg slit. She paired the dress with a set of strappy pastel yellow sandals and a mini Hermès bag, but in my opinion, it was her glam that deserves some applause.

Kardashian wore her signature soft glam for the night with mascara on her upper and lower lashes, glossy nude lipstick, and a hint of blush. She pulled her hair up into a stunning sleek, twisted bun with a middle part and a piece-y bang that was pulled out to frame the left side of her face.

The sleek bun is one of those hairstyles that goes with any ensemble, not to mention that it's fitting for most, if not all, occasions from running errands to attending a formal event. The good news is that a bun can be as messy or as sleek as you want it to be, and you don't have to have a professional hairstylist on speed dial to get the look.

If you're working with second or third day hair and you need an updo that'll get you through anything, read ahead to shop some sleek bun essentials.

At first glance, they look like a simple ballet flat. Others might mistake them for a performance sneaker you’d wear to clock record time on Strava. But the Mary Jane sneaker trend—characterized by a cut-out vamp and a strap (or two, or three) across the top of the foot—is something else entirely, existing in its own category as all Frankenshoes do. Athletic enough to move with you, elevated enough to pair with a mini dress or denim, the best Mary Jane sneakers are whatever you want them to be.

What’s most impressive about the versatile, hybrid shoe, though, is how it has beaten the trend cycle at its own game. While other It shoes have fizzled and flamed out, the top-strapped sneaker has only gained momentum in the three-ish years since it first hit the scene.

“On Lyst, demand for the Nike Rift”—a polarizing split-toe and top strap design—“is up 35 percent month-on-month, and the Adidas Samba Jane was one of the hottest products this week,” shares Morgane Speed, senior editor at the global fashion shopping platform. “Hybrid styles like the Nike Shox Mary Jane are also gaining traction, signaling a clear appetite for this crossover category.”

Once a street style novelty, the top-strapped sneaker is now a constant among freaky shoe connoisseurs, including Jennifer Lawrence, Dua Lipa, and the best-dressed guests at fashion month. Factor in recent luxury fashion adoptions from Louis Vuitton and Miu Miu, as well as Kim Kardashian partnering with Nike on a SKIMS version of its Rift, and it’s irrefutable: Mary Jane sneakers are running laps around every other 2026 sneaker trend.

Rather, they’ve surpassed being trendy to become something else entirely—something far more valuable than a buzzy one-off sneaker collab or a specific, celebrity-endorsed pair. “A rare example of a silhouette that feels both subversive and enduring at the same time, Mary Jane sneakers are moving beyond trend status into a shoe with real staying power,” says Speed. In sneaker terms, they’ve become as fundamental a design as a high-top or chunky platform.

But the success of Mary Jane sneakers goes beyond being a new, slightly left-of-center shape for sneakerheads to experiment with. “It signals something the industry has been slow to admit: women's sneaker culture has its own momentum, and it doesn't need to borrow from men's,” says Nick Engvall, a sneaker industry veteran with over 15 years of experience and the founder of the podcast and newsletter Sneaker History.

“For years, the big brand playbook was ‘shrink it and pink it,’ but the Mary Jane sneaker trend is proof that it’s changed. The ballet influence, the silhouette, the feminine design details, and even material and color choices are intentional now. It took a while, but the industry is finally following women's lead instead of asking them to follow,” he says. A sneaker designed with women shoppers in mind, one that’s playful, experimental, and genuinely feels fresh? Who could have predicted such financial and cultural success?

Lyst’s Speed has the numbers to back up Engvall’s observation: “What we’re seeing in the data is a shift away from conventional streetwear or performance-led trainers towards styles that carry a sense of nostalgia and femininity, but with a slightly offbeat edge.”

That girly-with-grit design aesthetic perfectly sums up the work of designer Cecilie Bahnsen, who played with sporty Mary Jane shoes long before her best-selling partnership with Asics in 2022 took shape. The same goes for Simone Rocha. The Irish designer has made unconventional Mary Jane sneakers her signature, dating back to the thickly stacked platform pairs introduced in her Spring 2021 collection. You can’t run a 5K or pirouette in Rocha’s ribbon-wrapped sneakers, but you can certainly walk at a fast clip if needed.

Engvall has been tracking the rise of Mary Jane sneakers since seeing the Onitsuka Tiger Mexico 66 TGRS everywhere in Tokyo in the Spring of 2024—“By that fall, I was spotting them regularly back home in California."

He adds that a key ingredient to their longevity is their range across the market, from Adidas’ $90 Samba Jane to Miu Miu’s $1,000 rubber-soled ballerinas. “When a trend works at every price point simultaneously, it has real lasting power,” Engvall says. “And when fashion and sportswear are chasing the same thing at the same time, that's a sign it has real cultural grounding.”

Keep scrolling to shop the most popular and long-lasting Mary Jane sneakers to wear in the Spring 2026 season and beyond.

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There's a third wheel in Kim Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton's relationship rumored relationship: the leather trench coat trend.

Hours before the F1 star seemingly confirmed the romance on Instagram on April 6, Kardashian embodied her role as an F1 driver's girlfriend in lots of leather. It's become her go-to look during the alleged courtship. This time, she started with a plunging chocolate brown halter top, then added a Saint Laurent trench up top draped loosely around her arms, with the lapels, sleeves, and cinched waist scrunched up. The move isn't out of character for the Skims founder: She styled her first Hamilton-era trench (which was black and boasted a few more buckles) the same way back in February.

Kardashian seemed to be coming in and out of a photoshoot. Later on, she ditched the trench and gave paparazzi a full-length look at her midi skirt take on spring's pony hair trend. Its silky smooth sheen was abruptly interrupted by the bottom-half of Balenciaga pantaboots. Instead of the black, neon pink, or stark white options she has readily available, Kardashian went for a fishnet style.

To be fair, Kardashian has been wearing leather trenches for a while—long before Hamilton, and long before Dua Lipa, Hailey Bieber, Rihanna, and Kerry Washington declared them the It-coat for winter-to-spring styling. They've been her plus-ones at Paris Fashion Week, VIP-only dinners, and even the airport.

Back in Nov. 2012, she flew out of LAX in a black Alaïa trench. The hem was slashed a few inches higher than its Saint Laurent successor. And, though, they didn't boast Balenciaga tags, her over-the-knee boots from Tom Ford stretched just as tall as pantaboots.

Kardashian and Hamilton are seemingly still in the honeymoon stage, but leather trench coats are one of her longest relationships. Yes, they're trending right now, but 10 years (and a few romances) from now, you'll still reach for them regularly.

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Who else was shocked to see Kendall Jenner traded Emporio Armani's runway for the Fall 2026 front row? The surprises continued after the February 26 Milan Fashion Week show, too. She arrived at Emporio Armani's "Power of Fragrance" party in Cindy Crawford's vintage Armani dress. The lore gets even deeper: It may have been straight from her family's closet.

Not only did the global fragrance ambassador (likely) smell of vanilla, passionfruit, and orange, she oozed cool-girl glamour in skintight silver. Stylist Dani Michelle used Jenner's ambassadorship to access the label's '90s archives, though the exact date her spaghetti-strap slip debuted remains a mystery.

Each feature—especially the scoop neck and ankle-grazing skirt—fit her like a glove. Sequins sculpted into asymmetrical, horizontal stripes decorated every square inch of the dress. The motif matched the shine and shape of chainmail. Even Jenner's square-toe kitten heels got the metallic silver memo.

According to Kardashian Kloset on Instagram, the "rare" Giorgio Armani gown originally belonged to a Kardashian. It's unclear whether Kim or Kris Jenner was the proud owner, though. The family's authentic luxury retail site listed the exact chainmail-esque maxi in Nov. 2024, alongside vintage Alaïa, Chanel, Calvin Klein, Versace, and more. Who scored the silver look? The world may never know. All that matters is it ended up in Jenner's hands, a moment her momager would be undeniably proud of.

The ties to major names don't stop there. Cindy Crawford wore the aforementioned midi nearly three decades ago. On March 4, 1999, she—and her Armani design—sparkled at a St. Jude Children's Hospital benefit. The supermodel styled it somewhat similarly to her It-girl successor: with matching peep-toe mules, blink-and-you'll-miss-them jewelry, and a classic '90s blowout.

Usually Kaia Gerber gets first dibs on her mom's archival dresses, but Jenner and Crawford walked the 2016 Met Gala stairs together. So she certainly has an in with the icon.

If you haven't gathered by now, it's against Jenner's M.O. to walk a red carpet in an average designer dress. Milan Fashion Week requires something much more notable: better yet, a piece with major fashion history. Since her red carpet walks are so few and far between, she makes each one a moment. Jenner hasn't secured an official look this archival since her circa-1992 Mugler gown at the 2025 Vanity Fair Oscars Party. Let's hope she keeps this up at the 2026 Oscars.

Kim Kardashian can already make news on her own, but adding rumored love interest Lewis Hamilton into the equation takes the intrigue to a higher level. Naturally, she can't quite keep a low profile—especially not when she's styling a leather trench coat and peekaboo bra to run errands.

Less than 24 hours after a Parisian date night with the F1 star, Kardashian jetted home to Calabasas. She was spotted out and about in the leather trench coat trend beloved by Rihanna, Dua Lipa, Bella Hadid, and Hailey Bieber. For Kardashian's stylist Dani Levi, the coat was the outfit. How couldn't it be with oversize, off-the-shoulder lapels, a cinched waist tie, and a parking lot-grazing hem?

Kardashian fanned out the moto-style collar to reveal a matching leather bralette, attached to a skintight, spaghetti-strap bodysuit. She tucked the leather one-piece into wide-leg trousers, a switch-up from her usual leggings and pantaboots.

Adding to the "I was just in Paris" mystique, Kardashian wrapped a movie-star scarf around her bombshell blow-out. (It would look especially cinematic behind the wheel of a sports car. Just saying.) Shield-like sunglasses, also in black, were the cherry on top of Kardashian's French-infused fashion moment.

Kardashian's winter 2026 closet has welcomed floor-grazing coat after floor-grazing coat. So much so, it's rare for her outerwear not to trail a foot behind her. It all started at a mid-December holiday party, when she arrived in a Gucci by Tom Ford Fall 2004 silk gown, layered beneath an elongated fur coat.

A few weeks later, Kardashian got her aprés-ski on in Aspen—but not before dragging a fur Roberto Cavalli Fall 2000 robe around downtown. Clearly, her best full-length coats come from early-aughts collections. Perhaps her latest leather trench is a vintage score, too. (So far, the designer who made it hasn't been identified.)

Celebrities have been in the leather trenches since 2019, when everyone from Kardashian to Sophie Turner championed the coat style's comeback. The SKIMS founder was especially loyal to extra-long versions in moody shades like burgundy, gray snakeskin, or black. She never stopped styling the hero piece, but by 2026, Margot Robbie, Alexa Chung, and Lady Gaga finally caught up to her. At this rate, a leather version of SKIMS's Oversized Trench Coat is destined to join her street style lineup.

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Kim Kardashian doesn't style a lacy naked dress for just anyone. Rumor has it, an alleged date night with F1 star Lewis Hamilton on February 2 called for the fashion girl fail-safe.

The Feb. 5 launch of NikeSKIMS in Europe brought the founder to the City of Light, but she arrived early to serve a look on the street style scene. Before meeting Hamilton at the Japanese restaurant Aqua Kioto, Kardashian posed in an entirely-transparent long-sleeve dress, crafted from underlay-free floral lace. Stylist Dani Levi stacked SKIMS's new $48 Micro Triangle Bralette beneath Kardashian's turtleneck bodice. (It's just one of many lace-centric pieces in SKIMS's Valentine's Day Shop, by the way.)

Its ultra-fine black lace blended almost invisibly into her lace-lined maxi, as well as the matching pantaboots. Knowing Kardashian, the hybrid bottoms hail from her own personal archive of Demna-era Balenciaga designs, before Pierpaolo Piccioli succeeded him as creative director. She owns multiple pairs, including the pink pantaboots she wore to Demna's final Balenciaga show last July.

For extra drama, Kardashian accessorized with a black, floor-length cape. Clearly, it's prime velvet time among the celebrity circuit. She's the latest A-lister—behind Margot Robbie, Keke Palmer, Camila Morrone, and Paris Hilton—to style the luscious fabric this week. Contrary to Robbie's voluminous Chanel ballgown, Kardashian's velvet served a very different purpose: to make her post-dinner exit as discreet as possible.

Lace looks like this have been a Kim Kardashian staple for years, each of which slowly increased in nakedness. It all began 14 years ago at a New Year's Eve party in Las Vegas. She truly was the hostess with the most in a little black dress; its sequin lace placed strategically for ample coverage.

By 2015, Kardashian's signature silhouette forayed into her maternity style. While pregnant with her second child, Saint West, she sat front row at Givenchy's Spring 2016 show in a lace- and tulle-trimmed maxi. The baby bump-hugging skirt was completely sheer.

More recently, another recreation appeared at Balenciaga's Fall 2024 show, except with less defined lace. Similar to her latest look, Kardashian's lace gown began with a lacy turtleneck, elongated sleeves, and a skintight skirt, minus the complementary pantaboots.

Kardashian's relationship with black lace dresses is by far her longest-running one. Even so, it's evolved, like every healthy connection should. Now, her interpretations are more focused on what's underneath the fabric, rather than the fabric itself. SKIMS shelves are stocked with lace bras, thongs, bodysuits, skirts, and dresses, should her next look also require layers.

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Leave it to Kim Kardashian to turn an unassuming Wednesday into a news day by dropping a major NikeSKIMS announcement. On January 14, the brand—a partnership between Nike and Skims—revealed it was launching its first-ever shoe. If you were paying attention to Kardashian, though, you might've picked up on it last night, when she stepped out in Calabasas wearing the style.

The Skims founder figured what better way to introduce the NikeSKIMS Rift than by styling it herself—no studio, no photoshoot, no additional models necessary. She was spotted at The Commons shopping center in an all-black look, beginning with a leather bandeau and bomber jacket, both from Balenciaga. Her layered joggers-over-leggings were NikeSKIMS. (Zoom in to see the Kardashian-ified swoosh atop the waistband.)

Still, her fresh-from-the-box Rifts stood out. They feature a split toe box, inspired by the trademarked 1996 Nike Air Rift, which was re-released in 2015. Kardashian did call the Tabi-style shoes "a ballet flat" in the press release, but we'd liken it to a Mary Jane. The Skims-ified style—which will retail for $150—launches on January 26, and will come in shades of cinnamon, brown, and black.

"Together with Nike, we focused on creating a version that feels minimalist, sleek, and flattering," Kardashian said, in a statement.

Fashion fans started wondering whether a Nike Air Rift revival was nigh last month, when Jennifer Lawrence styled the sneakers in black-and-white. Similar to the NikeSKIMS Rift, hers featured velcro Mary Jane-like straps in lieu laces. Lawrence's also featured a chunky sole. We can't help but wonder if the actor—a close friend of the Kardashian-Jenners—could've had the inside scoop.

If the Rift launch is anything like the initial NikeSKIMS debut, Marie Claire recommends selecting your preferred shade (and a backup, just in case), setting an alarm, and entering your card information in advance. The brand's launches are no joke—collections continuously sell out in minutes.

Each holiday season, Kim Kardashian taps in her favorite brand, for style inspiration. Last year, for example, that meant a crimson red Ludovic de Saint Sernin maxi dress that laced down the front—her choice for the SKIMS holiday party. And this week, she relied on the label once more to supply a high-fashion look for New Year's Day.

Last night, Kardashian was photographed outside Casa Tua in Aspen—coincidentally, Bella Hadid was dining there the exact same night. But where Hadid went sultry and see-through, Kardashian went full-coverage and retro. She sported Ludovic de Saint Sernin's signature motif, yet again, wearing a pair of shredded burgundy leather pants which laces all down the front.

Texture was a theme of the look, as Kardashian then added in a taupe-colored corset coated in crushed velvet. Over top of that, the mogul then piled on several layers of fur (vintage, by the looks of it). She sported an ankle-length coat, styled with a coordinating stole. The fluffy piece added a volumized feel to the otherwise fitted look.

If her New Year's Day outfit was this good, I can't even imagine what she looked like on New Year's Eve.

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Many kids hope to get a puppy for Christmas, and for Kim Kardashian's children that dream came true. But, instead of one new puppy for the family, Kim shared that each of her four children—North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm—got their own puppy as a present. To some, this might sound cute. To others, excessive. And to PETA, worthy of a public statement condemning Kim and suggesting what she do to make up for the decision.

As reported by E! News, on Dec. 25, Kim posted on her Instagram story a photo of four Pomeranian puppies, each a different color ranging from light tan to black, snuggled up on a sofa. She wrote on the photo, "each kid got a puppy." The reality star also shared other videos and photos of her family's new pets playing.

In response, Ingrid Newkirk, the founder of PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals), spoke out against Kim's decision in a statement to People.

"Puppies are not plushies," Newkirk said in the Dec. 28 statement, "and it's a damn shame that Kim missed the chance to be a spokesperson for shelter pups and instead is being rightly slammed on social media for that."

Kardashian has not shared where she got the puppies. Marie Claire has reached out for comment in response to PETA's statement.

Newkirk went on to suggest that Kim and her sister Khloé Kardashian, who also gave her children a puppy for Christmas, "call PETA or a local shelter the next time."

"[They can] try to make some amends now by sending their kids to volunteer at a local shelter or paying for a local shelter adopt-a-thon or at least one spay day to help stop the growing homeless puppy crisis," the statement continues.

Khloé shared on her Instagram story that she got her kids, True and Tatum, a Labrador puppy named Peppermint for Christmas.

"I am not ok right now," she wrote (via E! News). "This maybe [sic] my gift because I could cry." Khloé then tagged the breeder: "@bigcreeklabradors she is the sweetest soul ever!!!!!"

The Kardashian family has had a long list of pets over the years, many of whom were given as gifts. Khloé's previous Lab, Gabbana, passed away in 2018. Kim's four new puppies seemingly join her family's three other Pomeranians, Sushi, Sake, and Soba.

In November, Ariana Grande' took home the trophy for the Oldest Vintage Look of 2025: a circa-1952 Gilbert Adrian ballgown at the Wicked: For Good London premiere, crafted by The Wizard of Oz costume designer himself. But in terms of the year's best vintage looks overall, selects stretched far beyond the yellow brick road.

Every major red carpet in 2025—from TV show premieres to the Cannes Film Festival—came with trips deep into designers' archives. Some stylists worked overtime to secure pieces with references to their clients' latest on-screen characters; others evoked Old Hollywood award-winners with references to red carpets of decades past. Across the board, these pieces felt even rarer than a bespoke gown, because they were stitched with history.

One celebrity-beloved designer was the bridge that merged all step-and-repeat circuits together: John Galliano. The British creative's takeover began in February, when Keke Palmer tracked down a tangerine corset dress from Galliano's Dior tenure. Then, Wednesday actor Jenna Ortega. matched Palmer's energy in the newspaper print dress, originally worn by Sarah Jessica Parker's Carrie Bradshaw in Sex and the City. That same month at 'Orêbella's launch party, Bella Hadid got her hands on a chainmail slip dress, courtesy of John Galliano's Fall 1997 line.. Most recently, Kim Kardashian celebrated the All's Fair Paris premiere in a satin gown Galliano designed for Dior's Spring 2000 collection.

Clearly, Galliano was the It-source for archival fashion this year, but he wasn't alone. The best vintage looks of the year hailed from every major fashion market and designer era. So ahead, feast your eyes on the most impressive celebrity vintage looks of 2025, spanning from Beyoncé in Roberto Cavalli to Zendaya in Patrick Kelly.

Ariana Grande wearing vintage Gilbert Adrian

One of stylist Law Roach's most impressive vintage pulls of 2025 came on Nov. 10, at the London premiere of Wicked: For Good. Grande arrived in an anti-Glinda black gown, piggybacking off the evening prior. It wasn't just any ballgown, but a circa-1952 design from The Wizard of Oz's Gilbert Adrian. Knowing Grande and Roach, it's on display in her mansion now that Wicked has wrapped.

Kim Kardashian wearing vintage Dior

For the Oct. 21 premiere of All's Fair, Kim Kardashian celebrated her 45th birthday in archival Dior by John Galliano. The SKIMS founder made headlines for sourcing the brand's Spring 2000 collection. Embroidered diagonal panels, plus a plunging neckline, added edge to the otherwise classic mermaid silhouette.

This piece originally debuted on the runway with an avant-garde jockey helmet and Dior's Saddle Bag. Kardashian, however, decided the dress was divine enough on its own.

Bella Hadid wearing vintage John Galliano

Last May, Bella Hadid departed the Cannes Film Festival early. But she had a good reason: She had a date with her perfume brand, Ôrebella, and a piece of Cannes fashion history. Before walking the Ôrebella red carpet, Hadid was all smiles in a delicate chainmail dress from John Galliano's Fall 1997 collection.

Turns out, the silver style had already attended Cannes in 1997 alongside Milla Jovovich. Cannes historians immediately recognized its floral appliqués from The Fifth Element premiere.

Jodie Turner-Smith wearing vintage Givenchy

A picture of Jodie Turner-Smith wearing this archival Givenchy jumpsuit simply wouldn't do it justice. The circuit-board print at September's Tron: Ares premiere deserves a video. Not only did Law Roach's select serve a look, it paid homage to Tron's legacy. The original 1982 sci-fi film inspired Alexander Lee McQueen to create the Fall 1999 one-piece.

Beyoncé wearing vintage Roberto Cavalli

Beyoncé has been a Roberto Cavalli girl since 2000, meaning she has an all-access pass to its archive. (The designer created costumes for the Cowboy Carter, Renaissance, On The Run II, Foundation, and Mrs. Carter tours, after all.) In early September, she blessed her Instagram followers in a plunging copper gown from the Fall 2007 collection. It was every bit a metallic bronze moment beneath a chocolate fur coat.

Jennifer Lawrence wearing vintage Armani Privé

A month after Giorgio Armani passed away, Jennifer Lawrence and stylist Ryan Hastings paid homage to his brilliance in a classic black halter-neck gown. Every element—from the open back to the flared train—captivated fans at the London Film Festival, just as it did on Armani Privé's Fall 2005 Couture catwalk.

Olivia Rodrigo wearing vintage Armani Privé

This year, Olivia Rodrigo's affinity for vintage stretched from street style to the stage and beyond. Even her Fender guitar on the Guts Tour was released in 1962. At the Academy Museum Gala this fall, styling duo Chloe and Chenelle Delgadillo helped Rodrigo outdo herself in a skirt set, courtesy of Armani Privé Spring 2005 Couture. Like Lawrence's look, the crystalized tank top and low-rise skirt didn't look a day over 20.

Kaia Gerber wearing vintage Valentino

If it wasn't for the cream-colored dress's Valentino Spring 1997 credit, you'd think the atelier crafted it just for Kaia Gerber. The supermodel shined at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party in the ruffled column gown and coordinating, rosette-topped cape.

Cynthia Erivo wearing vintage Givenchy

Like her Wicked: For Good co-star, Cynthia Erivo proved she's an avid vintage collector this year. Two days after wearing the silver gown from Givenchy Fall 1997 Couture, stylist Jason Bolden outfitted her in an under-the-radar set from the same designer. She posed at the Academy Awards Nominees Dinner in a satin leafy green look, circa-Spring 1998 Couture. The shoulder-padded coat was the outfit, mainly for its pastel embroidery. Her Christian Louboutin pointe shoe-inspired pumps were a near-perfect shade match.

Chappell Roan wearing vintage Jean Paul Gaultier

Before taking home the 2025 Grammy Award for Best New Artist, Chappell Roan walked the red carpet in a rare Jean Paul Gaultier Spring 2003 dress. (Stylist Genesis Webb curated all three of her looks that night.) Zoom in to see Edgar Degas's "Dancer With a Bouquet" painting atop the multi-layered tulle skirt. Even her feather hairpiece hailed from the 22-year-old line.

Anne Hathaway wearing vintage Valentino

Anne Hathaway knew the only way to praise Valentino Garavani at the WWD Honors was to wear Valentino, specifically from Fall 2003 Couture. Stylist Erin Walsh tracked down a crimson-red gown made of intricately-placed chiffon from top to bottom. $50,000 diamond earrings and two Serpenti rings, both from Bulgari, added some sparkle to Hathaway's singular color story.

Tyla wearing vintage Chanel

Nearly two months before Tyla's track "Chanel" dropped, the pop star hinted it was coming at the 2025 MTV VMAs. She went pantsless in a tweed fit-and-flare top from Chanel's Spring 1993 runway. Unlike Claudia Schiffer, who originally modeled it with trousers, Tyla frosted herself in copious amounts of yellow gold jewelry instead.

Keke Palmer wearing vintage Dior

Orange is most definitely Keke Palmer's color, as proven by her vintage Dior dress at the Essence Black Women In Hollywood Awards. Hollywood-favorite stylist Molly Dickson knew she'd pull off its corset bodice, sheer feather-trimmed skirt, and cascading neck tie with ease.

Elsa Hosk wearing vintage Mugler

Elsa Hosk took us back in time to Fall 1995 at the Cannes Film Festival, when Thierry Mugler debuted a striped, sheer gown beneath a satin-lined cape. The Claudia Schiffer look-alike wore the entire 29-year-old set, down to the pearl choker necklace and the flower in her hair. After her step-and-repeat, Hosk shared close-ups on Instagram with the caption, "Thank you, Mugler, for opening up your incredible archives for this look."

Jenna Ortega wearing vintage Dior

Every fashion girl—regardless of the generation—adores a tribute to Carrie Bradshaw. In May, Jenna Ortega's love letter to Carrie came in the form of Dior's newspaper dress, which she and stylist Enrique Melendez sourced for the Hurry Up Tomorrow premiere.

On Instagram, Melendez revealed the "dream come true" landed "in our hands just moments before the carpet." The John Galliano-era Fall 2000 midi "couldn’t be altered," but clearly "it was meant to be." She accessorized similarly to Carrie in Season 3, Episode 17, with strappy sandals and a pendant necklace.

Zendaya wearing vintage Patrick Kelly

It wouldn't be right to end a "Best Vintage Looks" round-up without featuring Zendaya. Compared to 2024's red carpet circuit, her archival looks were fewer in number. But after the 2025 Met Gala, she traded her Bianca Jagger-inspired white suit for a rare Patrick Kelly gown. Not a sequin was out of place atop the floral strapless dress. Even the burgundy feather shawl—another Patrick Kelly pick—appeared spotless.

For years now, the Kardashian-Jenner family's annual Christmas Eve party has been the stuff of legend. while the family has toned things down for the event in recent years, the lavish party's lore is still growing.

On a recent episode of her Khloé In Wonder Land podcast, Khloé Kardashian and her mom, Kris Jenner, shared new details about the annual party—from its origins in the 1970s to which member of the family foots the the bill for the bash, which has cost as much as $1.3 million in past years.

These days, the Kardashian-Jenner Christmas Eve party is a team effort that's co-hosted by Jenner and all of the Kardashian-Jenner siblings—Khloé Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian, Kim Kardashian, Rob Kardashian, Kendall Jenner and Kylie Jenner.

In its earliest days, however, Jenner was, naturally, the event's lone host.

“The party was always at my house,” she explained. “The first one was [in] 1978, and there was very few people, and family, you know, very small family. And then it just grew and grew and grew.”

Kardashian called out her mom for her habit of over-inviting for the party and often adding casual acquaintances to the guest list.

“You invite the most random people,” she teased (per People). “You won't see these people. And then it's like, ‘Oh, the nurse that gave me an IV 12 years ago, I remember her. Wanda, let's get Wanda an invite.’ And then you're like, ‘Oh, the CVS pharmacy person.’ And we're like, ‘Mom, we need to filter the list.’”

The ever-growing guest list prompted one of the biggest changes to the tradition over the years: rotating hosting duties, which Jenner says made the event "so much more fun," especially since the host has the chance to put their own spin on the party.

“It's so exciting to see how you guys interpret your own Christmas Eve and how we can all enjoy each other every year," Jenner said.

Even though the year's host gets some creative control, the planning is still very much a group effort, complete with group meetings and a shared Pinterest board—and sharing in the cost of the party.

"We all equally split the cost of the party,” Kardashian revealed.

“Yeah, because it gets really crazy,” Kris added. “I think one of the most fun things, too, is to be able to share things with our friends. And so we've always been able to do some really amazing gifts for everybody at the end of the party."

2025's hosting honors went to Kendall Jenner, but, as Kris Jenner revealed last month, the family planned on a smaller celebration this year, after going all out for the family matriarch's lavish 70th birthday party in November.

"We always have a Christmas party," Jenner told E! News at the time. "This year might be a little smaller than previous years because we just had a big party the other night for my 70th birthday, which was a blowout bash. But we always celebrate at one of our homes Christmas Eve, and we have the most beautiful Christmas Eve dinner, and we have lots of fun things for the kids to do."

It's the week before Christmas, meaning Hollywood's calendar is overflowing with holiday parties hosted by celebrity beauty brands. Founders of SKIMS and Blake Brown channeled traditional December dress codes, but on December 17, Kylie Cosmetics bent the festive style rules for Kylie Jenner.

California's Casa Vega Restaurant, in the heart of Sherman Oaks, welcomed Jenner and her team for an evening of dinner and dancing. As far as fans know, there wasn't a specific dress code, but Jenner set her own in Spring 2026 selects. Styling sisters Mackenzie and Alexandra Grandquist outfitted the hostess in Look 26 from Conner Ives's latest line. Knowing Jenner, she was drawn to the gown's seamless blend of glamour and sensuality: a single strap secured the backless number, before transforming into a two-tone slip.

Fuchsia pink fabric replaced average nude lining, from the haltered bodice to the bias-cut skirt. Then, taupe semi-sheer chiffon enveloped the latter slip, creating a peekaboo pop of pink. Matching feathers atop each hip escorted the striking shade front and center. Jenner mirrored the runway model to a T, even down to face-framing feathers cradling her neck.

Paparazzi pics outside the venue revealed the rest of Jenner's accessories (or lack thereof). Strappy nude sandals laced up each ankle to match the dress's initial layer. Diamond necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and even a rare handbag remained tucked away in her closet. Jenner's only sparkler? A pear-shaped diamond ring on her pointer finger.

Jenner has RSVP'd "yes" to three holiday parties so far this month. But her Kylie Cosmetics look wasn't nearly as seasonally straightforward as its successors. The star's festivities began at Chrome Hearts's get-together in West Hollywood on Dec. 6. (Her attendance teased the custom Chrome Hearts gown at the Marty Supreme premiere on Dec. 8.)

The Grandquist sisters styled Jenner in a vintage plunge jacket, courtesy of Gucci Fall 1997. She coupled the Rudolph red zip-up with dark, low-rise jeans and her flip-flop kitten heels from Manolo Blahnik.

Once Dec. 13 rolled around, OBB Media hosted the youngest Jenner in a custom latex halter dress, made just for her by Poster Girl. (The London brand recently collaborated with her fashion brand, Khy, on a limited-edition collection.) Similar to her Conner Ives dress, the LRD hugged her curves, while its back remained open.

Jenner's Conner Ives dress wasn't entirely a surprise: She's supported the creative's rise to fame since 2021. Perhaps she put the London label on Kim Kardashian's radar.

The SKIMS founder tracked down two Conner Ives looks this year. First, a feather-trimmed Fall 2025 coat, which she wore to Paris in mid-May. In November, she walked an All's Fair red carpet in a custom Conner Ives gown.

Turns out, the backless design drew inspiration from Jenner's Spring 2026 gown, except in white with gray feathers. Instead of a feather necklace, Kardashian's stylist Dani Levi popped them into her slicked-back bun.

At this rate, 2026 could capture every Kardashian-Jenner family member in a Conner Ives creation (or two).

Kim Kardashian and Kaia Gerber set their own dress code at Vas J. Morgan's holiday party on December 11: festive lingerie. Shortly after Gerber arrived in a lacy bodysuit, Kardashian followed the model's lead with a peekaboo bralette.

Thursday evening marked Kardashian and Gerber's initial holiday parties of the year, but they nailed seasonal styling on the first try. The SKIMS founder paused this week's leggings streak in all-black eveningwear, beginning with a lacy bralette. The itty-bitty bra was mostly unlined, apart from the opaque balconette wiring beneath her bust. Kardashian's vintage Gucci maxi dress ensured her lingerie remained on full display, before a silver belt closed off the piece's plunge top. Black pointy pumps peeked out from underneath her floor-length skirt.

Fashion girls knew Kardashian wouldn't just step out in any little black dress. Turns out, fans were right: She chose the rare vintage design from Gucci's Fall 2004 line, in black instead of the original white. Celebrity-beloved secondhand boutique Timeless Vixen recently sold the style, calling it a "wonderful example of Tom Ford's genius."

Timeless Vixen also spotlighted the bodice's asymmetric side cutout, which went unnoticed at Kardashian's holiday party. Tom Ford selected the plunging long-sleeve as his official finale gown, before ending his tenure at the label's helm. Its legacy justifies a price of $16,850 on 1stDibs.

In the present, Kardashian went with an all-black memo extending even to her outerwear. She didn't let the 70°F forecast stop her from sourcing her fur collection. A floor-grazing shearling coat made the cut. The bottom-half featured slightly-shorter fuzz, which added dimension to the singular color story.

Believe it or not, a five-figure designer bag was visibly absent from Kardashian's arm. She usually has at least one Hermès Birkin within reach, but in recent months, she's gone bag-less on the street style scene. (See her looks from Paris Fashion Week, her 45th birthday, and even the All's Fair press tour.) Instead, Kardashian accessorized with only the cotton headband trend, which ensured Gucci's dragon belt got a proper close-up.

Gucci by Tom Ford is quite possibly the season's most sought-after vintage, at least among Hollywood's elite. Since September, everyone from Kylie Jenner to Hailey Bieber has proven Ford's 1994 to 2004 tenure (and all its runway collections) have stood the test of time.

Mere days ago, Kardashian's youngest sister, Kylie Jenner, posted close-ups of a red leather jacket circa-Fall 1997 on Instagram. I'm sure the vintage collectors chatted via text after Kardashian's Gucci-clad step-and-repeat.

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Kimberly Kardashian, come and collect your 10s. On December 4, the entrepreneur posted a photo dump on Instagram, dressed in a monochromatic white outfit (did she get the Pantone Color of the Year alert early?) surrounded by wrapped presents. The shoot appeared to be a behind-the-scenes peek at a holiday campaign that she is shooting with a myriad of other stars, including Snoop Dogg, Nicholas Evans, and even her mother, Kris Jenner. All of this aside, I was focused solely on her glam.

​For starters, Kardashian’s hair was perfection. The sleek half-up, half-down hairstyle was accessorized with a dainty bow, and the white contrasted beautifully with her brunette hair. The ends of her hair were curled, falling over her shoulders just so. In addition to the hair, Kardashian’s makeup was doll-like. Her cheeks were blushed a perfect shade of Barbie pink, and a cool-toned nude lip was the cherry on top of the look. A simple baby French manicure was the proverbial bow on top of it all.

Not everyone has a million dollars to spend on glam to look this perfect—a stat that came from Kardashian herself; however, you can get a similar look with the right products at home, no glam squad needed. Whether you want to DIY Kardashian’s manicure or recreate her blushed cheeks, the products below will get you a similar vibe, just in time for any holiday or New Year's Eve parties on your calendar.

Kim Kardashian is the Santa Claus of the fashion industry—working around the clock to bring SKIMS to fashion girls around the world. Unlike Santa, however, the SKIMS sleigh is always ready to deliver. Two months after NikeSKIMS launched, the founder reunited with The North Face for a second aprés-ski style collaboration, designed to "continue pushing the boundaries" of winterwear.

On December 4, the loungewear and intimates label announced the sequel to its first The North Face's drop, almost exactly a year after the first North Face x SKIMS pieces dropped. In 2024, the initial 14-item collection spanning neutral puffer coats, snow pants, and beanies sold out in five minutes. Soon after it went live, fans flooded SKIMS's Instagram comment section with a plea: "Kim, restock it, please." Cut to the present: The new collection driven by current winter trends hits SKIMS shelves on December 9.

According to a press release, "new and returning silhouettes" will guide the coat-centric drop, which hopes to deliver "comfort, style, and functionality across outerwear, contouring base layers, and versatile separates."

Once again, puffers are the collab's pièce de résistance, except in four new colorways. Instead of last year's skintone shades, The North Face x SKIMS 2.0 introduced Bone, Kyanite, Gunmetal, Phoenix, and Onyx (ivory, cool-toned blue, gray, navy blue, and black) against the campaign's Chilean mountainside backdrop.

Piggybacking off the first puffer's success, the brands maximized its silhouette by blending it with the scarf coat trend. Perhaps Kardashian was inspired by her younger sister, Kendall Jenner, one of the hybrid's buzziest pioneers.

Each puffed-up scarf is sold separately, meaning you can mix and match with ease. You can even pair the pillow-style accessory with a coordinating, elongated wrap coat—one of the second collaboration's new additions. Last year's line only offered cropped jackets. But now, a hooded, calf-grazing puffer joins the mix, while a complementary belt grounds it in classic SKIMS shapewear codes.

It wouldn't be a proper SKIMS collaboration without body-hugging shapewear. They're not just any undergarments, but "crafted to contour, move, and perform" in "cold-weather conditions." Full-length ski suits return for SKIMS's second The North Face collection, this time with subtle, corset-inspired detailing along the long-sleeve, mock-neck bodice. Pair your zip-up pick with puffer gloves, slip-on mules, or ankle boots (three fan-favorites from the Dec. 2024 drop).

Even little ones can partake in aprés-ski style this time around. For the first time, The North Face x SKIMS will offer kids' coats, hats, footwear, and even helmets, ranging from sizes 0-24 Months and 2T-7T. Expect to see every Kardashian Kid modeling them in the coming days. Adult pieces will be available in sizes XXS-3X, just like last year's line. Prices will start at $55 and reach at $800—a slight decline from last year's $1,200 peak.

The North Face is SKIMS's fourth major collaborator of 2025, following NikeSKIMS, Roberto Cavalli, the NBA and WNBA, and Cactus Plant Flea Market.

The same goes for The North Face. This year, the outdoor clothing and gear company brought their "on-mountain expertise" to Cecilie Bahnsen in late October, Aimé Leon Dore in August, and even Gucci in September. (The latter duo has teamed up on Italian Alps-inspired selects three times since 2021.)

Now, Christmas came early for everyone manifesting a restock this time last year. But it's still limited-edition, meaning once it sells out, it's gone. Set an alarm (or two) for bright and early on Dec. 9, to avoid getting déjà vu in SKIMS's comment section.

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Kim Kardashian has mastered the art of the fun hair detail. On November 12, the reality TV star posted a photo dump on Instagram as she celebrated the launch of her new show, All’s Fair in Brazil. For the press appearance, Kardashian was dressed in a gorgeous white gown, which she accessorized with minimal jewelry. Still, the focal point of the look for me was her updo, which had the chicest little detail.

​Kardashian’s hair was first sectioned into a middle part before being brushed into an updo. The ends were tucked into what appeared to be a bun hairstyle, with the ends spiked up to give that trendy Y2K vibe. The magic of the look had to be the gorgeous feather accessory that she tucked into the back of the look. It perfectly tied into the feather detailing on her dress and was a fun take on the hidden hair detail trend that’s been slowly trickling out of Hollywood.

Secret hair accessories have been picking up steam, especially as people look for fun ways to zhuzh their updos ahead of gala season. Hailey Bieber gave the trend a try using the chicest alternative to a claw clip that I’ve seen in a while. Shortly after, Bella Hadid decorated her slicked-back bun with an adorable floral accessory while promoting her brand Orebella’s launch in the UK. Even Anya Taylor-Joy got in on the fun at the Dior Spring/Summer 2026 show.

​In short, there’s no shortage of inspiration coming out of Hollywood when it comes to this trend. There are numerous ways to get the look, so if Kardashian’s updo is on your mood board, keep reading to see the products that can help you get the look (accessories included).

Kim Kardashian is the most unpredictable of all the Kardashian-Jenner sisters. Guessing her hair color, her latest SKIMS line, or her next off-duty outfit is near to impossible. Not even the most loyal of Kardashian fans could've seen her socks with flip-flops look coming on November 12.

Though All's Fair hit Hulu last week, the SKIMS founder-turned-actor is still knee-deep in press tour mode. Currently, she finds herself in Rio de Janeiro, alongside co-stars Sarah Paulson, Glenn Close, Niecy Nash, Naomi Watts, and Teyana Taylor. Kardashian finally styled her first pair of flip-flops on day three—but not in the typical way demonstrated by her sisters.

Kardashian began her unseasonal set with a plunging red halter top. It matched the crimson elements of her black-and-white windbreaker, plus her baggy cargo pants. Fishnet tights peeked out from the top of its low-rise waistline. Chunky sneakers would've been an obvious partner for the star's street style set. But no, that would be too normal for Kardashian, right?

Kardashian traded Kendall Jenner's trusty The Row thongs for stark white Havaianas—an under-$30 pair beloved by Gigi Hadid. (The supermodel even collaborated with the Brazilian label last August.) Even in 75° weather, Kardashian paired the slip-ons with contrasting toe socks. The once frat boy-only pairing looked surprisingly cool—a sentence I never thought I'd type. (Such is the Kim Kardashian Effect.)

If the goal was to get fans talking, Kardashian achieved that in spades. In fact, it even got the Marie Claire team buzzing. "I must admit, I did not see this unconventional look coming," fashion editor Lauren Tappan told me. "Several months ago, I wrote about the socks-and-loafers trend—a preppy pairing that has become quite a hit among the fashion crowd this season. But socks and flip-flops? That's a funky footwear style that's surely new to me."

Flip-flops and socks are certainly a revolutionary combination, but socks-and-sandals have been conversation-starters since the dawn of modern street style. In the last decade, the duo has won over everyone from Rihanna and Hailey Bieber to Bella and Gigi Hadid, too.

In 2022 alone, both Hadid sisters tested socks with sandals. First, in March, Gigi was spotted en route to a photoshoot in knee-highs and Birkenstock sandals. A few months later, her younger sister followed suit—that time with platform Chloé sandals and white crew socks. Both Gigi and Bella have yet to revive the set, but perhaps now's the time.

Not ready to retire your flip-flops for winter? According to Kim Kardashian, you don't have to. Just bundle up with hosiery (toe socks preferred) and ta-da: You've winterized the Kardashian-Jenner staple of summer 2025.

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Kim Kardashian has never been afraid to make a major hair transformation in the name of fashion. Back in October, for example, she attended Paris Fashion Week wearing a jet black pixie cut wig that made her look practically identical to her mom, Kris Jenner. She only wore the pixie cut for a day that time, but it looks like her cropped style just made another very brief appearance for a trippy photoshoot.

On Nov. 5, the All's Fair star shared some behind-the-scenes photos that she took during her recent photoshoot with Re-Edition magazine. For the shoot, she wore nothing but body paint and briefly went back to the pixie cut, only this time she wore a wig that had a retro, '90s twist—it featured short, choppy bangs and frosty, blonde tips.

Much like the bob, the pixie cut is one hairstyle that's pretty much taken over the trend cycle this year, with plenty of celebrities trading in their longer hair for the short style. Case in point: After several months spent wearing a bob, Carrie Coon debuted her new platinum blonde pixie cut at the Emmy Awards back in September, and before that, Keke Palmer went all in on the cut as well. Kris Jenner also recently returned to the pixie (which has become her signature hairstyle) after a brief stint with an icy blonde blunt bob.

If your list of potential winter haircuts includes the pixie, read ahead to shop a few products that'll keep it looking its best.

Kim Kardashian is many things, but basic isn't one of them. For better or worse, the star takes fashion risks, pushing the bounds of what's considered sartorially acceptable. It's for this reason that her latest look feels so surprising.

On Oct. 28, Kardashian continued her weeks-long press tour for her upcoming Netflix show All's Well. Thus far, it's churned out half a dozen couture looks styled by Dani Levi, all with that palpable Kardashian feel. (Read: provocative, high-fashion, and straight from the most exclusive archives.)

Kardashian's latest ensemble, however, was notably casual. She pressed pause on gilded corsets, vintage furs, and gladiator sandals, instead tapping one of the most-worn outfit combinations in the known world: a blazer and jeans. Leaving the Whitby Hotel, the mogul sported a charcoal, pinstriped blazer with her trademark loose-fit denim.

But the star didn't stop there. She styled her look with that signature flare, adding pointed-toe boots, shield sunglasses, and last but not least, a leather bomber jacket.

Though the fall staple has been on a near constant rotation in the fashion space—ever since Hailey Bieber dubbed the perfect bomber and jeans her unofficial uniform—it's rarely been styled in such a way. In A-list street style, bomber jackets are more often complementing dark trousers or topping a Saint Laurent fall dress.

Kardashian, however, proved this tough jacket belongs over a business-y blazer. It's fall layers, the fashion girl way.

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Have you ever wondered how to handle a fashion emergency that involves not being able to squeeze into a pair of latex boots (surely, we've all been there)? If you're Kim Kardashian, the solution is to grab some lube—obviously.

The 45-year-old reality star is currently in the middle of a press tour for her upcoming Ryan Murphy-written legal drama All's Fair, and in one of her most recent TikTok vlogs, she was having a hard time sliding the black, latex boots she recently wore to the show's London premiere up her legs. Fortunately, she knew exactly who to call. At the start of the video, Kardashian can be seen FaceTiming her co-star, Naomi Watts, and requesting her help before Watts eventually messengers over four bottles of lube from her brand, Stripes Beauty, to solve the issue. I'm not sure if I should actually be surprised that it worked, but it did, and I'm impressed.

It looks like Kardashian used the Stripes Beauty Oh My Glide Intimate Play Oilto get her legs slick enough to fit into the shoes. It's also hard to tell whether or not she was being paid to promote the product via her TikTok video, but I have to admit, Kim's no amateur when it comes to figuring out how to perfectly market a product (see: the new bush thong from SKIMS), and it's a pretty genius way to show that the lube actually works. Interested in trying out the hack for your next pair of slightly-too-tight tall boots (or, you know, whatever)? Shop the product ahead.

If you've ever doubted that Kim Kardashian is a millennial, her latest shoe choice will prove that fact indisputably. The mogul has dedicated the last week to an unexpected fashion cause, bringing back the 2010s-era gladiator sandal trend.

This was on full display at her 45th birthday celebrations last week, which consisted of two parties in two different cities and four couture outfit changes. One of said looks featured high heeled sandals that laced all the way up her calves. And as the star continues her All's Well press tour, the gladiator sandals trend has only continued its forward march.

On Oct. 27, Kardashian began making the rounds in New York City to promote her upcoming Netflix show. During that time, Kardashian debuted a haute couture corset circa 1999. The lavish Dominique Sirop creation featured a metallic bodice with intricate lacings and a massive fur collar. The number was also trimmed with matching gunmetal fringe, which fell to Kardashians ankles.

Below the waist, the Kardashians star sported a pair of black capri leggings. The bottoms added a mildly sporty feel to the high-glamour look. Her outfit's final addition, however, came via a pair of strappy ankle heels that laced all the way up her ankles, gladiator-style.

Gladiator sandals like the reality TV star's first made runway waves in the 1960s, in collections by Paco Rabanne. By the mid-2000s, labels from Dior to Manolo Blahnik were convincing A-listers to cage their calves in knee-high, studded renditions. Looks like lace-up sandals are officially back—that is, if Kim Kardashian has anything to do with it.

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Despite her Libra zodiac placement, Kim Kardashian is undeniably in her Leo era. The star celebrated her birthday earlier this week and turned it into everyone's problem. The mogul hosted not one, but two parties in two different cities—a total Leo move.

Kardashian kicked off her 45th celebrations first in Paris. She walked the red carpet for her new show All's Fair, before heading to the Crazy Horse cabaret club in a gilded Givenchy couture dress. (It was very "let them eat cake"-coded.) The following night, on October 22, Kardashian hosted a second soirée in London. Naturally, the event featured several more outfit changes.

Kardashian started off the evening in a corseted mini dress with a see-through mesh bodice. Like her first birthday party look, the number had a silken skirt, which gave it a Grecian feel. To complete that image, Kardashian merchandised the piece with strappy sandals that laced all the way up to her knees.

Later in the evening, she changed into an even more revealing look. Kardashian continued with the burlesque theme, sporting what looks to be a custom-made bra constructed out of braided hair. The intricate creation featured a body harness detail, also made out of braids, and a sheer corset underpinning reminiscent of her first look. Stylist Dani Levi has yet to share where the outfit was sourced.

Though her controversial pubic hair thong would have been the icing on the cake, Kardashian instead chose a loin cloth of sorts. Hers was made of dangling silver chains, instead of faux hair.

In lieu of a SKIMS mirkin, Kardashian chose to accessorize with hair in a different form. She wore several more braids around her neck, like a choker, topping the bundle with an embellished buckle.

Kardashian has oscillated between revealing and concealing looks in the past week. At the 2025 Academy Museum Gala, she completely covered up in a Maison Margiela look—including an opaque veil over her face. As far as conversation-starting outfits go, last night's duo of revealing birthday looks takes the cake.

On October 21, Kim Kardashian celebrated her 45th birthday in true billionaire fashion: She walked an A-list red carpet at her own television show premiere, before heading to a party at one of the most lavish cabaret clubs in Paris. And she did both in vintage haute couture, of course.

The SKIMS mogul started off her big day at the All's Fair series premiere in Paris, walking the hot pink carpet in an archival Dior creation by John Galliano. The baby blue number featured patchwork satin embellished with floral embroidery. Later that night, however, Kardashian made her after-party grand entrance in a dazzling look only a birthday girl could pull off.

The Kardashians star arrived to her 45th celebration at Crazy Horse outfitted in archival Alexander McQueen for Givenchy. She chose a gold corset dress from the brand's 1997 Spring/Summer Haute Couture collection. The gauzy draped details made her ensemble feel distinctly Grecian. Its structured metallic bodice, meanwhile, more closely resembled a gleaming gold brick—an appropriate choice for the 10-figure star.

Though her dress easily could have read costume-y—only days ahead of Halloween weekend—Kardashian accessorized the historic piece to perfection. She kept additions to a minimum, wearing nothing but strappy gold sandals to complete the look. Everything from her lobes to her wrists were left bare, allowing the gilded gown to sparkle at its fullest capacity.

Forty-five has never shined brighter.

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On behalf of fashion girls everywhere, I'd like to thank Ryan Murphy for casting Kim Kardashian in All's Fair, if only because it gave us the opportunity to see some rare vintage Dior by John Galliano on the red carpet.

The countdown to the legal drama's release is on (mark your calendars for November 4). But not before a few more press tour stops from one of the show's leading ladies. Kardashian—plus her buzzy co-stars Teyana Taylor, Naomi Watts, Sarah Paulson, and Niecy Nash—jetted from L.A. to Paris for a premiere on October 20, which also happened to be her 45th birthday. Of course, her birthday dress had to be extra special, so stylist Dani Levi outfitted her in a decadent Dior gown from the brand's Spring 2000 collection.

Even though it's roughly 25 years old, the dress's baby blue satin looked fresh-from-the-runway on the step-and-repeat. Its embroidered panels—cascading diagonally from her hip to a mermaid hem—effortlessly hugged each curve. To further emphasize the plunging neckline, Kardashian dangled one cap sleeve off her shoulder. A zipper down the center gave the princess-y bodice that Galliano edge we all know and love.

In order to flaunt the grandeur of her 25-year-old pull, she opted for minimal jewelry, trading in a necklace for diamond earrings and rings, all from Repossi. One ear cuff—encrusted with six pear-shaped diamonds—rings up for $25,250 alone.

On the Dior runway, the gown was styled quite differently. To this day, Galliano is known for his avant-garde imaginings of classic fabrics, shades, and silhouettes. This was very much evident at the Spring 2000 show: The model debuting the gown was styled with a matching headpiece, complete with a chin strap. What started as a jockey's helmet transformed into a structural masterpiece, with tulle accents on the crown that stretched far beyond the model's head. Zoom in, and you'll see a matching Dior Saddle bag—also in beautiful baby blue.

A Kardashian's birthday is always one for the look books. But walking the red carpet on her birthday? Now that's iconic. Last year, her special day was rather intimate: The Skims founder blew out her candles at home in a naked PVC dress from Diesel. This year's birthday suit, on the other hand, was a full-blown piece of fashion history.

Some of Hollywood's biggest method dressers (Zendaya, Ariana Grande, Margot Robbie, etc.) have been absent on recent red carpets, leaving the fashion industry at large in a slump. But thankfully, Hulu is launching a new series with style at the forefront.

On Oct. 16, Hollywood's biggest stars converged on the DGA Theater in Los Angeles to celebrate the upcoming release of All's Fair (Nov. 4, for those who are wondering). With an A-list cast, the coinciding red carpet was the most impressive display of fashion I've seen since Paris Fashion Week wrapped earlier this month.

Cast members Teyana Taylor, Kim Kardashian, Niecy Nash, and Sarah Paulson were all in attendance, as well as Kardashian's mother and number-one hype woman, Kris Jenner. Naturally, their red carpet aesthetics were perfectly curated.

Teyana Taylor

The actor arrived wearing a striped, leather-look mermaid gown from Cong Tri. She paired it with a matching hooded jacket from the brand, for an additional element of drama.

Sarah Paulson

Paulson, meanwhile, selected a textured creation from Bottega Veneta's SS26 runway. The gown features a white T-shirt-inspired upper, with a multicolored fringe skirt. Driving home the high-fashion theme, Paulson finished with chunky lucite jewelry.

Kim Kardashian

Kardashian chose a brassy confection from Schiaparelli's Spring/Summer 2025 Couture show. The piece had a mesh bodice, with a matching satin charmeuse skirt. Her younger sister Kendall Jenner walked in the same runway show that Kardashian's gown hails from.

Niecy Nash

Nash brought Sergio Hudson representation to the All's Fair carpet, in a red sequin column dress from the label's Resort '26 collection. Embracing the grandeur, Nash topped with a long satin shrug that acted as a train.

Kris Jenner

Jenner stepped out to support her daughter, wearing a runway creation of her own. She donned a vivid yellow wrap coat-style dress from Givenchy Fall/Winter 2025 ready-to-wear collection.

I truly admire Kim Kardashian's commitment to proving that she'll never be relatable to any of us. The reality star and entrepreneur sat down with Alex Cooper for the most recent episode of Cooper's podcast, Call Her Daddy, during which she opened up about everything from her divorce from ex-husband Kanye West (and where they currently stand as co-parents) to her opinion on the "Kardashian Curse." She also briefly talked about money, revealing that she probably spends upwards of a million dollars a year on glam. Jarring as it sounds, that price tag absolutely makes sense to me. After all, she is a billionaire.

During a segment on Cooper's show titled "Confess Text," the host asked Kardashian to reveal how much she typically spends on hair and makeup. "Well, a lot," the 44-year-old responded before adding that, in a lot of cases, the production team for The Kardashians pay for her glam. “If I'm filming my show, then they pay for it,” she said. “So I try to get it all paid for so that I don't personally have to pay for it.” Kardashian went on to say that she doesn't really have a concept of how much "simple things" like a carton of milk actually cost (the fact that she called it a carton of milk instead of a gallon tells me she's not lying, and honestly, I respect it), but if she had to guess her hair and makeup expenses, "it could be a million dollars. This hair isn't cheap, you know," she added.

As much as that figure makes me want to choke, this confession was the equivalent of hearing someone tell me that water is wet. Kim Kardashian is obviously a very busy woman with a lot of places to go and an extensive glam team in tow whose job it is to prep her for all of these appearances. She also experiments with her looks pretty frequently. In the last month alone, she's gone from wearing long, wavy extensions to a short pixie cut à la Kris Jenner, but she's also been no stranger to the blunt bob in recent years. Additionally, she's switched off between colors like platinum blonde and a jet black throughout her time in the spotlight, and as a non-famous person currently in her cinnamon brown era, I can confirm that maintaining color-treated hair isn't cheap.

This only makes me wonder what other simple things she doesn't know the cost of. Like, does she have any idea how much she spends on WiFi or what a gallon of gas costs? Does she know how much a Kylie Cosmetics Lip Kit is? I'm no billionaire, but that million dollar price tag makes a ton of sense when you put all of this into perspective. How much perspective Kimberly has these days is another question entirely.

Hours after SKIMS' faux bush underwear sold out, Kim Kardashian went viral again. This time, she found herself in the Call Her Daddy podcast interview hot seat as Alex Cooper's latest VIP guest.

Kardashian's interview with Cooper dropped bright and early on October 15. Her brand's $32 thongs weren't a topic of conversation. Even so, the pair had plenty to cover, including Kardashian's dating life, NikeSKIMS, and even the bar exam.

For the 90-minute chat, the A-lister kept her look casual—well, Kardashian Kasual. She sourced the SKIMS shelves for the Fits Everybody Cami in the Onyx colorway. The $48 best-seller featured slim spaghetti straps, a curved neckline, and a built-in shelf bra. She paired it with matching skintight leggings. (Another angle revealed the slip-ons were tights, presumably from SKIMS, too.) They're slightly more opaque than the Shaping Butt Lifting Tights, but the exterior has a similar sheen.

Blink and you'll miss Kardashian's black, peep-toe pumps, which camouflaged into her monochrome set. Satin ribbons—laced up over her leggings—replaced classic straps. Unlike her sisters, who love statement diamonds, Kardashian opted out of jewelry.

I expected to see a Hermès Birkin perched by Kardashian's lace-up heels. It's unclear if she brought a purse to the interview. If she did, the five-figure find remained off-camera.

The mom-of-four isn't the first Kardashian to visit Call Her Daddy. In April 2025, Cooper hosted Khloé Kardashian for a tell-all interview, covering Tristan Thompson's cheating scandal, shocking rumors, and more. Her podcast outfit was just as relaxed as Kim's. She styled a black corset, complete with mesh sleeves and a plunging neckline. Instead of black bottoms, Khloé wore ripped jeans alongside denim boots. A single diamond necklace and matching earring studs acted as her only accessories.

At this rate, Call Her Daddy could feature every Kardashian-Jenner before the year's end. During the interview, Kylie Jenner told Cooper via phone call, "I want to do the podcast." Cooper responded, "Kylie, you're next." Remember to act surprised when she arrives at the studio in a King Kylie, all-black outfit.

I can think of about a million things that weren't on my Bingo card for 2025, and seeing Kim Kardashian pop out wearing a pixie cut tops them all. The reality star is obviously traipsing around Paris for Paris Fashion Week, but instead of wearing her usual long length, she majorly switched things up by wearing a jet black pixie cut—and she resembles her mom, Kris Jenner, so much that I almost had to do a double take.

Kardashian was first spotted with the cropped cut on Oct. 4, when she was headed to the Alaïa presentation, and she stayed committed to the style for every event she attended. But don't get too excited—she didn't actually chop off all of her hair. Her longtime hairstylist, Chris Appleton, shared a photo of her new look to Instagram over the weekend, and after receiving a few comments from fans about whether or not she really cut her hair, he clarified that they didn't in a second post. "Should we cut it @kimkardashian," he wrote.

Over the last few years, the bob (in all of its forms, from blunt to French) has been the go-to haircut for celebrities looking to make a major hair transformation, but the pixie cut has also been dominating the trend cycle for most of 2025. Emma Stone revealed her pixie cut on the Golden Globes red carpet back in January (and revealed months later that she actually shaved her head for an upcoming film), followed by Keke Palmer who got a major cut over the summer.

Of course, if you're thinking of changing your look for the fall and going shorter, you could always try Kim Kardashian's method and try out a wig first before committing—but if you're ready to go all in, read ahead for some products that'll come in handy for styling.

Kim Kardashian interrupts your regularly-scheduled Fashion Month programming with a NikeSKIMS surprise in New York City.

Sure, she could be front row at Milan Fashion Week, but the Skims co-founder had business in Manhattan this week. Two days pre-launch of the brand's latest venture, Kardashian and 50 athletes shut down the New York Public Library with the full NikeSKIMS debut collection.

She, of course, was in head-to-toe athleisure. But it wasn't your average all-black workout set: She layered one bra top underneath another (like she did in the now-viral campaign) with high-rise pantaboots. The skintight bottoms—which are part of the "Shine" edit, and boast a reflective, quick-drying finish—sculpted her hips, thighs, and calves like your favorite leggings would. They then became pointy pumps around her ankles.

One can imagine that, at this point, Kardashian has a pantaboots section in her closet. She's worn the style, popularized by Demna-era Balenciaga, over 50 times over the years—in Barbie pink, nude, and even denim. In fact, in New York, she wore two in one day.

Less than an hour later after that first spotting, Kardashian emerged again to take her front-row seat outside the Public Library. She was outfitted in NikeSKIMS once again, except this time, she swapped her shiny pantaboots for a matte black pair. They appear to be made of the "Airy" line's breathable knit. She styled them with a matching puffer jacket over a plunging crop top, both presumably with NikeSKIMS tags. Even her hair scarf followed the matte memo, covering her forehead and beachy waves before connecting via a knot in the back.

The NikeSKIMS viewing party read more like a film set, with Khloé Kardashian and Kris Jenner sitting by Kim's side. The family followed her lead in full exercise gear (surely, a text was sent to the group chat): Khloé chose a T-shirt and sculpted leggings, while Kris paired a quarter-zip hoodie with parachute pants.

Clearly, the Kardashian-Jenner bunch is excited the NikeSKIMS partnership. Knowing Kim, key pieces are en route to Kendall Jenner and Kylie Jenner's mailboxes as we speak.

Is Kim Kardashian hinting at a few new cosmetic procedures? On August 18, the entrepreneur posted a photo dump on Instagram, featuring pictures from a recent trip to Korea. With her best friend, Lala Anthony, and sister, Khloe Kardashian, in tow, the trio’s photoshoot showed them all having some good girl time on a private jet (casual), but from the outside looking in, I was left with…questions.

First and foremost, let's start with some observations. All three of the ladies were wearing the new (and perpetually sold out) Skims Face Wrap, which the brand claims can support someone’s jaw and sculpt the area over time. Secondly, they were all clad in oversized coats, but it is currently summer in both Korea and the United States of America. Lastly, Kardashian was wearing what can only be described as an oversized nylon stocking, which she proceeded to pull up and wear as a bodysuit. Since my expertise lies squarely in beauty, I’m going to ignore everything else going on in the pictures and focus on the use of the jaw bra.

While that may sound like a colloquial term that I made up, it’s not. Jaw bras are facial compression wraps that are typically used for post-surgical or cosmetic procedure recovery in order to help with swelling and to keep all that freshly done work in place. My question about Kardashian’s product is two-fold. Did she and her friends get cosmetic procedures in Korea? It is the plastic surgery capital of the world, and tourism to the country specifically for cosmetic procedures has spiked over the past few months. Still, what could they have gotten done to warrant the use of a jaw bra? There are no bruises or any apparent swelling, so why do they have them on? In the era of celebrity transparency (spearheaded by Kardashian's younger sister, no less), I will be the brave one to ask about the cosmetic procedure that was so alluring that it made Kardashian get on a 12-hour flight to experience it.

Next, Skims advertises its face wrap as a product that can be worn every day. (This is where I’d like to double down on the fact that I work in beauty for a living. I am an expert in my field.) With this context, why do I, as someone intimately familiar with this space, and you, as a consumer, only see the creator of this face wrap wearing it after a trip to the plastic surgery capital of the world? Why is this product not a part of Kardashian’s daily beauty regimen? What makes the Skims face wrap any more special than the one that plastic surgeons have been using for decades? (Editor’s note: It’s because you don’t need it and there’s nothing particularly exceptional about it.)

I know the magic of the beauty industry. Hair, makeup, body, and even nail products can be an incredible avenue to practice self-care in a real and meaningful way. On another hand, as a product obsessive, I also get the urge to want to try every new beauty tool and treatment on the market. That being said, I want you to hear me when I say the following: wearing a face wrap is never going to give you a sculpted jawline. Can it give you great results after, say, a cosmetic procedure like facial balancing, where you could then theoretically wear the wrap to keep the filler in place? Sure. Post chin implant surgery? Absolutely. But wearing a jaw bra by itself will not do anything to your jawline.

So before you rush to press add to cart, I implore you to take a moment and really think about what this product can do for you in this era of your life. Are you going to Korea to get beauty procedures done any time soon, á la Kardashian? In fact, do you have any procedures coming down the pipeline that you may actually need this for? Even a small case of Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) pain? No? Ok. Put the credit card down and take a breath. You aren’t the audience that Kardashian is marketing to at this time, no matter how glamorous she may look in her private jet, and that’s ok.

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Kim Kardashian may have just won couture week. On July 9, the entrepreneur was spotted in Paris as she arrived at Balenciaga’s Haute Couture Fall/Winter show outfitted in an all-white ensemble. With just her cell phone in hand, Kardashian kept her glam simple, opting for short pink nails and neutral makeup. This allowed her hairstyle to be the star of the show, and the look was nothing short of a trend-setting beauty moment.

To start, Kardashian revisited the hairstyle of the year: a bob haircut. Her version of the look featured flipped ends as well as kiss curls, giving the style a vintage feel. She modernized the haircut by placing jumbo no-crease hair clips across her head—the only accessories she styled besides a black pair of sunglasses.

This isn’t the first time that Kardashian has worn a bob haircut. Back in February, she styled an even shorter version of the flipped cut to attend the 15 Percent Gala—i.e, an annual celebration of the nonprofit that works with retailers to contractually commit 15 percent of their annual spending to Black businesses. That version of the look was sculpted to perfection, featuring a deep side part bang in Kardashian’s signature black hair color.

Bobs are the latest hairstyle to sweep Hollywood, with people like Gabrielle Union, Keira Knightley, and even Jodie Foster spotted in some variation of the short look. If you’ve been on the fence about committing to the trendiest hairstyle of the season, allow Kardashian’s latest look to be a timely source of inspiration. Keep reading for the products that you’ll want on hand so your bob always looks sharp.

Yesterday, Kim Kardashian wrote on Instagram she's "pantabooting the f*ck" out of Demna's controversial hybrid to honor his final bow at Balenciaga. But when the creative director's Fall/Winter 2025 Couture show rolled around, she gave his calling card a break.

On July 9, Kardashian peeled off the skin-tight shoes and replaced them with Look 9 from his last collection. That's right, the longtime Balenciaga babe walked the runway during Paris Couture Week.

Demna chose 10 Avenue George V in Paris (the birthplace of Balenciaga) as his venue: an intimate boutique with ivory walls and monochrome curtains. Each model strolled from room to room in bold ballgowns, striking outerwear, and grungy leather galore, summarizing ten years of Demna's signatures at the house.

The SKIMS founder fit right in with the show's theme—walking the runway in classic Kardashian attire, starting with a skintight slip dress. The ivory midi mimicked 1950s lingerie, as the duchess satin was lined with lace. From there, the All's Fair star went full old Hollywood glamour with a mink faux fur coat, which draped delicately below her shoulders. The feather-embellished piece was oversized without stealing the show from her calf-length slip. Kardashian's pointy pumps followed the iconic pantaboot silhouette, minus the elongated leggings.

Demna's concept is synonymous with under-accessorized looks. Remember Kardashian's custom pillow-like gown at the 2025 Vanity Fair Oscar Party? She didn't wear any jewelry. But for his swan song, he frosted Kardashian in a mound of diamonds, courtesy of Lorraine Schwartz. The Hollywood-beloved designer loaned Kardashian 15-carat diamond earrings created by Mike Todd for his wife, Elizabeth Taylor. Schwartz originally secured them at a 2011 auction, writing on her Facebook page, "I could feel [Taylor] saying to me, ‘Buy them, they’re my favorite.'"

The sparkle stretched onto Kardashian's neck with 196 carats of contrasting diamonds. She sourced Schwartz once again for an intricate choker with pear and oval-shaped diamonds. Another extravagant sparkler dangled below, complete with a singular elongated pendant. The stone accounted for 30 carats itself.

Kardashian doesn't walk the runway as often as her sister, Kendall Jenner, but she isn't a newbie, either. She's modeled in five fashion shows since 2007, including Balenciaga's Haute Couture 2022 presentation.

Demna dressed his muse in Look 55: an asymmetrical long-sleeve gown sculpted of buttery smooth satin. Her favorite Balenciaga footwear made their umpteenth appearance when she slipped on pantaboots in a similar jet black shade. To finish, Kardashian opted out of any jewelry whatsoever.

Kardashian has been the most loyal Demna devotee since his tenure began in 2015. So, she'll likely follow him to Gucci and beyond.

That said, her Balenciaga affinity also won't end with Pierpaolo Piccioli's appointment. In the 2010s, she attended the Italian creative's Valentino shows, and wore his designs on the street style scene. There's room for everyone in Kardashian's closet.

When Demna announced his departure from Balenciaga in March, he all but guaranteed Kim Kardashian's attendance at his last show. Kardashian became a brand ambassador in Jan. 2024, but for decades before that, she was one of their most loyal customers. (She was an OG City Bag carrier back in the day.) Needless to say: The longtime Balenciaga babe wouldn't miss his final bow for the world.

Not to toot my own horn, but on July 8, Kardashian proved my prediction correct: She entered the atelier's HQ in head-to-toe Balenciaga. 24 hours before the Fall/Winter 2025 show at Paris Couture Week, the label hosted her for a private fitting to select which Demna design she'll wear tomorrow.

Kardashian's arrival was anything but subtle—she wore full neon pink, which served as a sartorial air horn announcing her appearance. It combined two Demna codes: skin-tight maxi dresses and pantaboots. First, she slipped on a halter-neck number, which featured a plunging neckline and a hip-high slit. A monochrome bow provided just enough coverage up top.

Kardashian then slipped on the brand's signature pant-boot hybrid bottoms, also in highlighter pink. The shoes started as pointy pumps and stretched beyond her hips—a Demna trademark since their Spring/Summer 2017 debut in pink, brown, orange, beige, and more.

The spandex styles have been reimagined nearly every season since, and Kardashian has been their most steadfast supporter through each one. The SKIMS founder was the first to give pantaboots a go nine months post-show. In May 2017, she attended the NBCUniversal Upfronts in the black version, with the same pointy pumps and skin-tight leggings as her latest look.

Fast forward to today, and pantaboots are a Kardashian calling card (or should I say, kalling kard). She's worn the divisive footwear more than 50 times (including at the 2021 Met Gala), but the reality star's pink pant-shoes get the most bang for her buck. Her exact Spring 2017 pair dominates the red carpet, street style, and campaign scenes.

In Nov. 2022, the satin shoes peeked out from underneath her knotted Balenciaga gown at the Baby2Baby Gala. They appear to be a similar (if not the same) option worn at Balenciaga on Tuesday afternoon.

While Demna's Balenciaga era is almost over, the pantaboots will live on through Kardashian. Who knows? Maybe he'll reinvent them once he's settled as Gucci's new creative director.

Watch this space to see if Kardashian's front-row outfit spotlights pantaboots come tomorrow. According to her recent Instagram story, she'll be "pantabooting the f*ck out of these." So, stay tuned.

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While packing for my Fourth of July getaway, I realized I've worn the same lavender bikini for three summers straight. The two-piece looked frayed and tired in my suitcase, let alone on my person. Thus began my hunt for a replacement. Turns out, I didn't have to look far. My work as Marie Claire's resident celebrity style expert meant a new swimsuit has been a click away for weeks.

This year's Beachwear Wrapped™ is off to a nostalgic start. Celebrities' favorite trends for 2025 resemble suits I haven't considered since 2015. According to Marie Claire's fashion features editor, Emma Childs, full-coverage suits are on the rise. Kylie Jenner was first to take the plunge with a pair of throwback swim shorts. On May 19, the Kylie Cosmetics founder styled an itty-bitty Gimaguas top with thigh-length shorts from the Barcelona-based label.

In mid-June, Sofia Richie Grainge also harnessed the full-coverage trend with a monogrammed one-piece Gucci swimsuit. On day two of her Euro summer vacation, she wore it to the beach with another summer 2025 staple: Miu Miu's crochet tote. So, what I'm hearing is, it's time to awaken my inner child.

A hop, skip, and yacht ride away, Emily Ratajkowski soaked up the sun in the iconic Burberry bikini. I was too young to pull off the early-aughts status symbol 20 years ago, but now's my chance.

I can't channel Ratajkowski's holiday in Anguilla or Jenner's Turks & Caicos trip (at least not yet). However, shopping their nostalgia-fueled swimsuits can make my lake days look a lot more stylish. Watch this space and join me in copying summer 2025's hottest celebrity swimwear from now until summer inevitably ends. Their favorite styles look even better the second time around.

Sofia Richie's One-Piece

For Grainge's grand return to the famed Hotel du Cap-Eden-Rock in Antibes (her viral wedding venue), she swapped a barely-there bikini for a full-coverage one-piece by Gucci. It's as cuddly as a pool towel in terrycloth jersey, but far more elevated thanks to the G-printed monogram.

Kylie Jenner's Swim Shorts

If anyone can encourage me to give swim shorts another go, it's Jenner. I haven't worn them since my pre-teen summer camp days, but the billionaire's bedazzled shorts have won me over. Apparently, I'm not their only fan, because the Gimaguas bottoms sold out immediately after Jenner debuted them. Lucky for us, the label offers similar styles while we await a restock.

Hailey Bieber's Cheetah-Print Bikini

At this point, the animal print renaissance has touched every portion of Hailey Bieber's closet. Over the past year, the model curated handbags, outerwear, and dresses in zebra, leopard, and cheetah. On May 19, she added a cheetah-print Tropic of C bikini to her menagerie.

Emily Ratajkowski's Burberry Bikini

Ratajkowski is the newest Burberry babe on the block. On vacay in Anguilla (an island in the eastern Caribbean Sea), the supermodel came out swinging in the brand's resurgent tartan triangle bralette and stringy bottoms. In later photos, the My Body author went full Kate Moss mode with the matching bucket hat.

Kim Kardashian's SKIMS Set

Just 24 hours after Kim Kardashian's swim collab with Roberto Cavalli dropped, the SKIMS founder modeled a best-selling set. She chose the triangle top and thong bottoms in the Fagianella print: a baby blue floral pattern inspired by an archival Roberto Cavalli creation. The A-lister layered the complementary sarong atop her hips, but in true Kardashian-Jenner form, the cover-up sold fast.

Gabrielle Union's Fruity 'Fit

Sure, Gabrielle Union wore this intricate BYDEEAU bikini back in April, but it still lives in my mind rent-free. Hand-beaded tropical fruits adorn each cup in a poolside take on fashion's foodie trend fixation. The hipster bottoms, on the other hand, feature an ombré print underneath a bedazzled sunset.

Sophie Turner's Turquoise Two-Piece

Patterns are certainly having a moment this season, but one-color combos still deserve a spot in my swimsuit drawer. Sophie Turner set the blueprint when she went turquoise blue for her friend's bachelorette trip. The Game of Thrones alum paired her bikini with a matching sequin skirt for extra coverage. It was semi-sheer, so her stringy thong still peeked through.

Kourtney Kardashian's White Bikini

If I could copy-and-paste a Kardashian's vacation attire into my suitcase, Kourtney would be my girl. Case in point: this $80 stark white set from Gooseberry. I splurged on her swimsuit weeks ago, now all I'm missing is the luxury yacht in the background.

Suki Waterhouse's Newspaper Bikini

John Galliano's Dior newspaper print is the envy of all Sex and the City fans. Ever since it appeared in Season 3, Episode 17 of the show, I've kept my eye out for vintage pieces on secondhand sites. While my hunt continues, Suki Waterhouse's waterproof rendition from Dipped In Blue will suffice.

Kylie Jenner flew to Venice, Italy, with sisters Kim Kardashian, Kendall Jenner, and Khloé Kardashian, and mom Kris Jenner, for Amazon billionaire Jeff Bezos's wedding to Lauren Sánchez. Unsurprisingly, the glitzy wedding weekend required a plethora of outfit changes, and a multitude of vintage pieces from the likes of Chloe, Roberto Cavalli, and Dolce & Gabbana. Plus, the Kylie Cosmetics founder ensured two of her rarest The Row bags were in attendance at the prestigious event—boyfriend Timothée Chalamet was nowhere to be seen.

Sharing photos from the trip on Instagram, Kylie captioned her post, "mother ky and auntie ken take the day." The carousel of snaps revealed several of Kylie's different outfits, and the accessories she'd worn with each.

During a visit to an art gallery, Kylie could be seen wearing a pair of Cult Gaia's Blaire white capri pants, which she coordinated with an Alaïa bralette from the designer's Spring 1993 collection. The Row's Barn Tote in a striped mesh design was the perfect accessory for the almost all-white outfit. The makeup mogul's prized $54,000 Panthère de Cartier watch was the ideal accoutrement.

Another outfit revealed in Kylie's Instagram post consisted of a white vintage Chloe skirt from the fashion house's Spring 2000 collection. In fact, Kylie—who is styled by Mackenzie Grandquist and Alexandra Rose—recreated an entire Chloe runway outfit from 2000, thanks to some intricate work by couture knitwear and textile designer Paul Aaron.

Proving that she takes her The Row bag collection everywhere, Kylie was photographed on a Venice water taxi carrying the brand's '90s Bag. Otra's Hazel Sunglasses, which retail for only $65, completed Kylie's Euro summer outfit.

According to Instagram account @kyliejennercloset, designer Paul Aaron was tasked with recreating a crochet crystal top from Chloe's Spring 2000 RTW collection, which was originally worn on the runway with Kylie's vintage white skirt. Responding to a comment asking if Kylie's top was a "copy" of the vintage Chloe item, designer Paul Aaron responded, "[I]t was the brief, the blueprint. I did it in my way, it's made completely different from the original, in terms of construction."

Aaron continued, "Yes, visually they are similar as that's what Kylie wanted, but it has enough differences to not be a copy."

Kim Kardashian is currently in Venice for the wedding of Amazon billionaire Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez. After wearing a Balenciaga bandeau bra and matching maxi skirt earlier in the week, Kardashian decided to up the ante for the wedding ceremony itself on June 27. For the very special occasion, the SKIMS founder opted for a jaw-dropping vintage Versace dress from the '90s.

Photographed hopping on to one of Venice's water taxis, Kardashian was seen wearing a partially sheer lace and chainmail dress from Gianni Versace's Fall 1996 RTW collection.

The reality star accessorized her incredible gown with two diamond necklaces from Moussaieff Jewellers. A pair of Saint Laurent SL 740 Sunglasses completed Kardashian's wedding guest outfit.

Kardashian's unbelievable gown was originally worn by supermodel Claudia Schiffer, who walked the runway for Versace's Fall 1996 RTW show.

Kim traveled by water taxi to the wedding, which took place on the island of San Giorgio Maggiore, off of Venice, with sister Khloé Kardashian. Khloé's outfit couldn't have been more different from Kim's archival Versace dress. Instead, Khloé emitted princess vibes in a baby pink sequin Tamara Ralph Fall 2024 Couture Gown, featuring a dramatic floor-length cape covered in pink feathers.

For accessories, Khloé chose a Lorraine Schwartz Diamond Drop Necklace, while she carried a pink Ahikoza The Amina Top Handle Bag, which retails for $675.

This summer's most-talked-about wedding has finally arrived. Amazon billionaire Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez are tying the knot this weekend, following a star-studded bachelorette party and a quick jaunt to space. And the A-list attendees have begun to touch down.

Kim Kardashian was one of the first celebrity guests to arrive in Venice for the destination wedding, alongside Khloé Kardashian and Kris Jenner. On June 26, Kardashian was spotted at Marco Polo Airport, before boarding a boat to the three-day nuptial event. Fashion enthusiasts assumed Kardashian's wedding looks would lean more Italian (think: SKIMS's collab with Dolce & Gabbana). Instead, she channeled '90s grunge in charcoal gray Balenciaga 'fit.

The reality TV star sported a twisted strapless bandeau bra. Paired with a body-hugging maxi skirt, also from the Spanish label, her outfit juxtaposed the ceremony's black-tie dress code dramatically. A matching zip-up hoodie hung loosely around Kardashian's elbows. Kardashian's next surprise came in footwear form, as she slipped on a pair of snakeskin boots from Amina Muaddi—a decidedly anti-summer shoe style.

Khloé followed her older sister's lead, in a skin-tight leopard-print jumpsuit (similar to the style she wore for her Kourtney Kardashian's 2022 Italian wedding). The Good American founder elevated her bustier-style one-piece with matching mules in a metallic bronze shade.

Her airport-approved carry-on was Louis Vuitton's customizable Keepall Bandoulière 45 in baby pink with a white monogrammed print. The bag is listed for $2,520, without the personalized details.

Contrary to her daughters, Jenner looked ready for the wedding in a goth-glam gown. Cascading lace tiers covered the long-sleeve number from top-to-bottom, much like the Dolce & Gabbana designs she wore at Kourtney's wedding. Cat-eye sunglasses and a cross necklace completed Jenner's arrival attire.

Watch this space. The best looks are certainly to come.

Since Kim Kardashian launched her clothing label SKIMS in 2019, Italian designers have been flocking to collaborate. Dolce & Gabbana, Fendi, and most recently, Roberto Cavalli have all brought their own Eurocore aesthetic to the brand's signature silhouettes.

On June 24, SKIMS announced its first collab of 2025. Spring-boarding off the success of the Dolce & Gabbana collection, the new Roberto Cavalli x SKIMS launch marks the return of Kardashian's swim line. The collab "blends Cavalli’s iconic prints with SKIMS’s signature swimwear," the brand stated in a press release.

"Unveiling such a luxurious collection with Roberto Cavalli is incredibly exciting," Kardashian said in the same statement. "I've always admired the brand’s exotic prints and bold energy, and bringing that vision to life through SKIMS Swim allowed us to create something truly unexpected and elevated." Together, the two brands "paired Cavalli’s most iconic prints with our signature swim silhouettes," Kardashian continued.

As always, Kardashian was cast as the leading lady in the corresponding campaign, photographed by Nadia Lee Cohen. The "cheeky retro fantasy" transported viewers to a Euro summer dreamscape, where Kardashian and her mom, Kris Jenner, coordinate in sleek feline swimwear.

The collection spotlights one-pieces, bikinis, cover-ups, and accessories in SKIMS's best-selling silhouettes. Each style is printed with one of several archival Cavalli prints, including: Fagianella, Light Zebra, and Tiger Face. The latter two play into the animal-print renaissance that's been co-signed by Miley Cyrus, Hailey Bieber, Jennifer Lawrence, and Kardashian herself. Fagianella, on the other hand, is floral in nature, featuring pink flowers on a baby blue background—a combo straight out of The White Lotus.

Prices are being kept under wraps pre-launch, but if it's anything like the D&G link-up, they'll start at $50 and stretch to three-figures. Sizes will range from XXS to 4X, one of SKIMS's longest-standing statutes.

SKIMS's Roberto Cavalli lineup will be available to shop on the SKIMS website and stores at 9 AM ET on June 27. It will also be shoppable at various pop-ups at select Roberto Cavalli boutiques and luxury retailers, like Printemps New York.

Days after the 2025 Met Gala, Kim Kardashian faced a packing predicament that only a member of the one percent could fathom. How should she dress for a weeks-long trip to Paris, where she would first testify in a court case against ten robbers who stole $9 million worth of diamonds from her hotel suite in 2016, and then attend Lauren Sanchez's billionaire bachelorette party? The answer, it seems, is to hardly distinguish between the two.

Much ado was made over Kardashian's first outfit of the journey as she walked up the Voltaire courthouse steps on May 14 to testify in vintage John Galliano and heaps of diamonds. In isolation, her 52.17-carat Samer Halimeh necklace and 4.55-carat Repossi ear cuff were a defiant gesture as Kardashian faced the "grandpa robbers" on trial. Between the strong shoulders and exaggerated waist of her Galliano suit-dress and the glittering diamonds circling her neck and resting on her fingertips, Kardashian deployed her riches like a jewel-encrusted shield. Robbers could try to run off with her jewelry, but the material and cultural wealth she's accumulated are untouchable.

As Kardashian's visit to the city overlapped with pre-nuptial celebrations for Lauren Sanchez, the former broadcast journalist and bride-to-be of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, she continued to armor herself in luxury fashion. She wasn't required to appear in court each day of the trial, so she set out shopping with her mother, Kris Jenner, and linking up with stars like Katy Perry and Sanchez, in a range of vintage furs and off-the-runway archival pieces. One day, she paired a Conner Ives coat trimmed in ostrich feathers with a baseball cap; the next, she layered a Louis Vuitton fur scarf over leggings and Saint Laurent leopard print heels.

Each time the Skims mogul left her suite at Cheval Blanc Paris, a vintage fur by Dior or Vuitton draped off her shoulders. Saint Laurent and Amina Muaddi stilettos encased her feet. Outfit after outfit exhibited the same over-the-top opulence defining Kardashian's style when she's at home in Calabasas, California, down to the skintight leggings juxtaposed with her sky-high heels.

The connection between Kardashian's testimony outfit and her looks for recess from court was strongest on an evening out with Sanchez's bachelorette party. She once again turned to vintage John Galliano, selecting a Spring 1995 gown with similarly exaggerated proportions around her hips and a slight train. Just like the May 14 look, she also frosted herself in diamonds by Repossi, Harry Winston, and Van Cleef & Arpels. Had her evening gown come with sleeves or a dinner jacket, the look would have felt like a copy-and-paste from the first outfit of the trip.

Celebrities who've previously been to court—whether to testify themselves or support loved ones—have toned down their extravagant luxury tendencies. Rihanna appeared for A$AP Rocky's assault trial in Los Angeles this spring wearing relatively understated Saint Laurent suiting and leather coats by Phoebe Philo. Gwyneth Paltrow's appearance on the witness stand during her eight-day trial for a ski collision accident in 2023 featured neutral knitwear by The Row and her G.Label by Goop brand—spawning several admiring fashion stories along the way.

These are just two instances when A-listers relied on the designers they love, without necessarily flashing luxury logos or multi-carat diamonds. To win over the jury (and the court of public opinion), appearing relatively relatable was key.

The nature of Kim Kardashian's case—and schedule—seems to have called for a different dress code. It's all speculation from the outside, but one can guess that the reality TV star finds comfort in the opulent image she's projecting.

Kardashian's robbery trial is expected to end on Friday, May 23, according to NPR. If she returns to court to see the robbers brought to justice, all signs indicate more diamonds may join her in the stands.

She stated in her May 14 testimony that she was speaking in order to put the entire ordeal "to rest." Her case for shielding herself with the priciest pieces money can buy, however, remains unending.

In the time since Kim Kardashian was married to Kris Humphries, she's been married again, welcomed four children, gotten divorced, been in another relationship, launched her shapewear brand, started filming a new reality show... basically, a lot has happened because a lot of time has passed. But still, a marriage lasting for only 72 days isn't something Kardashian has lived down—even within her own family.

On the latest episode of The Kardashians, Kris Jenner made fun of Kardashian for her short-lived marriage to Humphries while talking about the idea of her daughter getting married for a fourth time.

"I went to Kim’s house and she was explaining to me how she was building this whole other area and adding onto the house," Kris told her partner, Corey Gamble, on the show, as reported by E! News. "And there was a whole men’s bathroom and closet area. I’m like, ‘Are you trying to tell me something? Is something happening I don’t know about?' She goes, 'Well, yeah, this is for my future husband.' I'm like, ‘What?'"

Kardashian doesn't know who that future husband is just yet. According to her mom, "She’s manifesting, I have to give her credit. She’s manifesting her future." Gamble responded, "Hopefully, she can get married one more time, and then she’ll be good for like 60 years."

To this, Jenner couldn't help herself and said, "Longer than 72 days! She’s going to be married to the love of her life. She just hasn’t met him yet. It’ll happen."

Kardashian and Humphries got married in August 2011, only three months after they got engaged. Then, 72 days after their wedding, Kardashian filed for divorce. The divorce was not finalized until two years later.

Kardashian admitted she had doubts about marrying the former NBA player during a Keeping Up with the Kardashians reunion special in 2021.

"I thought, 'Okay, we're filming this for a TV show. If I leave, I'm going to be known as the runaway bride forever and it's going to be a huge joke, and I think I just have cold feet,'" the reality star explained (via People). "So I was like, 'Okay guys, it's just cold feet, I got this, it's cold feet, we're filming the show.'"

It was rumored at the time that the marriage was a publicity stunt, but both Kardashian and Humphries denied this. In a 2019 essay for The Players' Tribune, the athlete wrote, "There’s definitely a lot about that world that is not entirely real. But our actual relationship was 100% real."

Kardashian has been married three times: to music producer Damon Thomas from 2000 to 2004; to Humphries; and to Kanye West from 2014 to 2022. Previously, the 44-year-old said she wasn't sure if she would get married again, in part because it would take "a really, really, really special, unique person to want to deal with" the sort of life she has, as she explained on This Life of Mine with James Corden (via People) in 2024.

"I'm not lonely, so I'm good," she went on. "I have my kids, I have work, I have my family, but it would be nice to share your life with someone, but when you do, it's such a big [commitment], I don't take that lightly."

Revenge dressing is a favorite pastime of scorned lovers across the globe. No matter a person's economic status, gender, or sexuality, the joy of making your ex regret losing you is a universal experience that truly unites us all.

As the most-fumbled woman in America, Kim Kardashian is well-practiced in this category. In fact, she's been dressing with vengeance for the past week now. The reality TV star touched down in New York City and promptly ran into her former boyfriend, Pete Davidson, on not one, but on two documented occasions. Thankfully, your girl was dressed and ready.

On Feb. 16, Kardashian attended Saturday Night Live's 50-Year Anniversary soiree, wearing a disco ball gown that was scandalous, even by her standards. The chainmail column dress was tight as they come, putting the star's famous curves on display for all to see (or, perhaps, one person specifically).

The night before, the two were found, yet again, at the same event—this time, Chris Rock's 60th birthday party. Since Kardashian went skin-tight and glamorous for SNL, she decided to go totally nude for the Feb. 15 event.

Kardashian revived one of her most polarizing looks, rolling up in a pantaboot bodysuit. The onesie stretched from toe to shoulder, like the chicest footie pajamas you've ever seen. Though the Kardashians star typically goes for all-black pairs, this time she switched up the color story, choosing a taupe style that mimicked her skin tone. At first glance, it gave the illusion that she was totally naked.

Perhaps to fight the bitter NYC cold—or maybe just to mitigate the naked look—Kardashian topped her one-piece with a luxurious fur coat in a similar shade of tan.

Though the pair ended their relationship on good terms—with Kardashian calling Davidson "such a good person," shortly after the split—I'd still hate to be Pete right now...

In the years since its launch, Kim Kardashian's self-titled shapewear brand has become a case study in viral marketing. SKIMS continually rolls out new collaborations and celebrity campaigns on a month-to-month bases, keeping the brand's name consistently top of mind.

Kardashian has just crossed the Ts and dotted the Is on the label's first buzzy launch of 2025: a "long-term partnership" with Nike.

Appropriately dubbed NikeSKIMS, the company will bring Kardashian's namesake brand permanently into the activewear industry. The label's "extensive product line" will combine Nike's athletic innovation with SKIMS's butt-centuating ethos. According to a press release from the brand, "products will be crafted to fit every curve and enhance the body’s natural form" to make customers "feel strong and sexy.”

"Over the past five years, SKIMS has redefined the intimates and loungewear industry,” SKIMS Co-Founder and CEO, Jens Grede said in a statement. “This partnership will empower individuals to express themselves authentically, merging SKIMS' focus on body confidence and self-expression with Nike's relentless pursuit of excellence."

This venture is still in its early stages and, thus far, no product imagery has been released, but fans can expect Nike-grade leggings and workout gear, fitted with SKIMS' hourglass-inducing shapewear technology. The launch will also see Kardashian enter a new category: shoes. In addition to training apparel and accessories, NikeSKIMS will also include several new takes on some of Nike's most iconic footwear styles, including the Air Max Muse, Air Superfly, A’One, and Sabrina 2.

During its almost six-year lifespan, SKIMS has taken a unique approach to collaborations, pivoting back and forth between luxury fashion houses and heritage athletic brands. Thus far, SKIMS has collaborated with Fendi, Dolce & Gabbana, and Swarovski, as well as The North Face, Team USA for the 2022 Winter Olympics, and, now, Nike. Both categories do their part to further underscore Kardashian's business model, which combines style and function.

NikeSKIMS will debut its first collection, online and in retail locations, this spring, before taking their offerings global in 2026.

Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson were one of the most unexpected celebrity couples of all time. They were also one of the cutest, with Davidson getting multiple tattoo tributes to Kardashian during their relationship.

According to People, Kardashian and Davidson briefly reconnected on Sunday, Feb. 17, when the pair attended a party following SNL 50: The Anniversary Special. The former couple were "spotted talking," but according to one of Davidson's friends, there's nothing romantic going on between them.

Basically, anyone hoping the pair might give their relationship a second try is likely to be disappointed. "He has nothing but love and respect for Kim," the alleged friend told People. "He hopes everyone can move on."

Davidson and Kardashian announced the end of their relationship in August 2022. At the time, sources claimed the split was amicable, and the "spark" between them had simply disappeared.

Page Six previous reportedly that Davidson sought therapy after his 2022 breakup from Kardashian. A source told the outlet, "Kim was very supportive of Pete going to therapy."

As for why Davidson decided to undergo therapy after the split, the source alleged, "Kanye [West] was very detrimental. He was posting negative things—now add thousands and thousands of comments. Someone has to work with you to deal with something like that."

More recently, Davidson split from Outer Banks star Madelyn Cline in the summer of 2024. In October 2024, a source allegedly close to Davidson told People that the comedian was "still friends with pretty much all his exes."

"Nothing bad happened between him and Madelyn," the source alleged. "It just ran its course." The friend also referenced Davidson's reality star ex, saying, "He and Kim still talk occasionally. He's a good guy, and they root for him."

Hollywood’s bob haircut renaissance continues. On Feb. 3, Kim Kardashian posted a recap of her time at the 15 Percent Gala, an annual celebration of the eponymous nonprofit that works with retailers to contractually commit 15 percent of their annual spending to Black businesses. For the occasion, the entrepreneur decided to embrace the resurgence of grunge glam that we’ve seen being championed by other celebrities like Lily-Rose Depp. Whereas the latter star has focused a lot more on cool-toned makeup looks, Kardashian decided to chop her hair into a short, grunge-esque bob.

Her dress was made out of a combination of animal-print leather and sheer mesh, courtesy of Balmain. In turn, Kardashian kept her makeup fairly neutral to pair with the black and gray fashion palette—opting for her signature cool-toned nude lip and bronzed skin. Still, her new short hairstyle was the star of the show and the flipped out ends of her bob added a flirty feel to the otherwise industrial-feeling outfit.

If you’re a little too scared to make the leap into a full pixie á la Emma Stone or Renee Zellweger, a bob is the next best thing to test the waters. The haircut has been seen on Hollywood a-listers like Gabrielle Union, Lori Harvey, and even Kardashian’s sister, Kendall Jenner. Whether you’re ready to give long hair a break or are simply overdue for a big transformation, bob haircuts are trendy and extremely easy to manage—but keep in mind, they do require daily styling. Plus, if you have naturally coily hair, the time you spend on wash day will be cut significantly with a bob—trust, me, from one curly girl to another, I know the struggle. That being said, below are a few products that have become non-negotiable for me since learning how to style my bob haircut. If Kardashian is inspiring you to go for the big chop, rest assured that the editor-approved product below will make your transition to the new look that much easier.