Kim Kardashian

Princess Diana wearing the Attallah Cross at the Birthright charity gala. Photo: Courtesy of Sotheby’s
Kim Kardashian has linked her name to yet another iconic piece of fashion history. After wearing Marilyn Monroe’s dress to the 2022 Met Gala, the mogul has just bought the Attallah Cross belonging to Princess Diana for an eye-watering US $197,453 at Sotheby’s Royal and Noble sale. The cross is an amethyst pendant with floral design details and a total diamond weight of approximately 5.25 carats. It was sold to Kardashian at more than double its pre-auction estimate after being competed for by four bidders.
The Attallah Cross. Photo: Courtesy of Sotheby’s
The unique piece of jewelry was created in the 1920s by court jewelers Garrard, and bought by Naim Attallah CBE, the former group chief executive of Asprey & Garrard, in the 1980s. A close friend of the late British royal, Attallah loaned the piece to the Princess of Wales on many occasions, including in October 1987, when she most famously wore it to a charity gala. Princess Diana had paired the pendant with a matching, purple Catherine Walker dress for the event supporting Birthright, a charity working towards the protection of human rights during pregnancy and childbirth.
According to Sotheby’s, it is said that the cross was only ever worn by the Princess, and following her death, it was never seen in public again until now. The royal also shared a special relationship with Garrard, who was the jeweler behind her engagement ring in 1981. Her last public appearance featured what is now known as the Swan Lake necklace, a diamond and South Sea pearl piece that Garrard made in collaboration with Princess Diana.
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Kim Kardashian, arguably Balenciaga’s most high-profile brand ambassador, has issued a statement about her relationship with the fashion house after disturbing ads featuring children were published online.
“I have been quiet for the past few days, not because I haven’t been disgusted and outraged by the recent Balenciaga campaigns, but because I wanted an opportunity to speak to their team to understand for myself how this could have happened,” Kardashian wrote in a statement published to her social accounts on Sunday, November 27.

As a mother of four, I have been shaken by the disturbing images. The safety of children must be held with the highest regard and any attempts to normalize child abuse of any kind should have no place in our society — period.
— Kim Kardashian (@KimKardashian) November 27, 2022

“As a mother of four, I have been shaken by the disturbing images. The safety of children must be held with the highest regard and any attempts to normalize child abuse of any kind should have no place in our society—period,” she wrote.
Last week, shoppers called out the Spanish fashion house for publishing photos of children holding teddy bears wearing leather harnesses and cuffs to its website. “Balenciaga using photos of little girls playing with teddy bears dressed in bondage gear on their website. Lovely,” wrote one user on Twitter. In another ad for Balenciaga’s collaboration with Adidas, documents pertaining to child pornography laws are clearly visible in the foreground. Observant users have since found even more references to the exploitation of children in campaigns published earlier this year.
Kardashian concluded her statement addressing her “future” with the fashion house. “I am currently re-evaluating my relationship with the brand, basing it off their willingness to accept accountability for something that should have never happened to begin with—[and] the actions I am expecting to see them take to protect children,” she wrote.

As for my future with Balenciaga, I am currently re-evaluating my relationship with the brand, basing it off their willingness to accept accountability for something that should have never happened to begin with — & the actions I am expecting to see them take to protect children.
— Kim Kardashian (@KimKardashian) November 28, 2022

In a statement posted to its Instagram Stories last week, Balenciaga condemned the “abuse of children in any form” and noted it planned to take legal action against the “parties responsible for creating the set and including unapproved items for our spring 23 campaign photoshoot.”
Originally published in Glamour.com

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It’s pretty much a given that her relationship with Kanye West helped Kim Kardashian blossom into the fashion-forward figure we know her as today. Pre-Ye, Kim almost exclusively wore bandage dresses and nude pumps. But when they got together in 2012, he helped her gut her closet and bought her a new, more sophisticated wardrobe. The next year, she was his plus-one at the Met Gala. And thus, a style star was born.
A decade later, Kardashian doesn’t need her soon-to-be-ex husband to get into the Met, or to help her figure out her style. A recent episode of The Kardashians on Hulu finds all five sisters and their mom Kris Jenner headed to the 2022 Met Ball, and the Skims founder reflects on how her clothes and her personal journey have both evolved.
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“At my first Met experience, Kanye was there to teach me so much about fashion, and I’m so grateful to him,” she said. “But now, it’s so fun and empowering to just try to do it on my own. And I just wanna make sure that everything is perfect.”
Perfect is the watchword! While getting ready, Kardashian treats her sisters to a tour of some other Marilyn Monroe items, plus the dress she’s about to wear, set up in her hotel suite, but warns them to touch nothing, bring no food or drink inside, and if they have to sneeze, step away. Yep, Kim Kardashian is truly running the show now, she needs no guide.
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The fact that every sister got an invite this year points to just how far the family has come, celebrities in their own right as opposed to famous for the men they date. Not that the reality star is ready to walk the carpet solo. She attended the event with then-boyfriend Pete Davidson.
Originally published in Glamour.com

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Just when you thought Barbiecore was fading away in favor of balletcore and cozy fall trends, Kim Kardashian goes full Balenciaga Barbie.
On November 12, Kim attended the 2022 Baby2Baby Gala in West Hollywood wearing head-to-toe Balenciaga. The reality TV star paired an asymmetrical baby pink gown featuring a dramatic train and multiple bow-tie details with a matching Balenciaga tiny purse and a pair of hot pink boots. Her platinum hair, which only adds to the Barbie aesthetic, was pulled back with a single face-framing tendril kept loose. She topped off the look with a set of french tip press-on nails by Kim Truong that could cut glass.
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Baby2Baby is a nonprofit organization that provides diapers and necessities to children living in poverty in the Los Angeles area. During the ceremony, Kim was honored with the charity’s annual Giving Tree Award. “Tonight we are so proud to honor @kimkardashian with the Giving Tree Award for her dedication to Baby2Baby,” the charity wrote on Instagram. “We are so grateful for her decade-long support spotlighting our mission to provide children living in poverty with the basic essentials they need and deserve.”
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However, Kim Kardashian was not the only member of her family who attended the star-studded event. Throughout the evening, Kim posed with her sister Kylie Jenner, who dressed in a custom sheer black dress by Loewe with an open back and thigh-high slit.
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The sisters’ famed momager, Kris Jenner, was also in attendance wearing Elie Saab.
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Back in August, Kim Kardashian referred to herself as “Balenci Barbie” in an Instagram post. Clearly, she’s still living up to the title.
Originally published in Glamour.com

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When the logomania trend hit its peak back in 2016, it felt as if everyone was obsessed with covering themselves in designer brand names from head to toe and making sure people knew it. Remember Louis Vuitton’s spring 2016 show, when the signature LV logo pattern used for its bags made their way onto leather coats too? But this season, the label-loving aesthetic is heading in a surprisingly more discreet direction. Yes, logomania can actually be subtle: Celebrities have been sporting abstract or itty-bitty logos that are barely discernible to the eye.
The new iteration of the trend makes sense: While logomania has certainly died down since 2016, it hasn’t entirely left the fashion consciousness. The Fendi by Versace pre-fall 2022 show, for one, showcased pieces which had the two Italian fashion house’s logos morphed into one on coats, bags, and everything in between. But as a whole, fashion has been embracing a quieter sensibility, with labels such as The Row, Khaite, and Bottega Veneta putting forward minimal clothes that exude a stealthy elegance. As a result, designer brands are now taking a more pared-back or abstract approach to their signature logo work, too.
Zendaya. Photo: Getty
For Valentino’s spring 2023 show, for instance, the Italian label debuted its Toile Iconographe monogram, which features several “V”s in an artful formation; Zendaya wore the monogram via a coat, skirt, and tights to the brand’s show in Paris last month. Burberry’s spring collection also had the house’s horse logo applied all over onto sheer hosiery, adding a subtle flair to simple looks. Dua Lipa recently wore sheer opera gloves from the collection on her Instagram, and you could barely tell what brand they are.
But it’s not just subtle, all-over prints taking over this season. Miniature logos have also been making an appearance on tank tops, making you squint to see them. Kylie Jenner wore a branded Loewe tank to the show in Paris last month, while actor Sheila Atim wore Prada’s tiny plaque version to its spring Milan presentation. The 2022 version of logomania, then, is clearly all about rocking designer pieces in a much more if-you-know-you-know way—though that spirit of showing off is still alive and well.

Below, more subtle logomania looks that have ruled this season.
Kim Kardashian. Photo: Getty
Irina Shayk. Photo: Getty
Rihanna. Photo: Getty
Dua Lipa. Photo: Getty
Jessica Chastain. Photo: Getty
Sheila Atim. Photo: Getty
Kylie Jenner. Photo: Getty
Originally published in Vogue.com

Rick Owens SS22
Those looking to make a statement on the red carpet can’t go wrong with a Rick Owens dress. One, in particular, has stood out to most celebrities this year, and rightfully so. Named the Prong Dress, the edgy number’s highlight is the top part, which is best described by the American brand as a “strapless structured bodice with a boned geometric cut-out front and folded bust detail.”Although the dress is available in a mini, mid-thigh length, its full, gown version has been the top pick for style stars like Kim Kardashian, and Heidi Klum, actors Ayesha Curry and Nazanin Mandi, and singers Monica and Mae Muller.
Other versions of the Prong Dress, all of which feature the same head-turning bodice have been just as popular. Kardashian first wore a flowing skirt version from the brand’s SS22 collection to Paris Hilton’s wedding, cementing the dress’ status as an unexpected wedding guest look, which was also favored by model Paloma Elsesser. Given Kardashian’s love for all things body-hugging and dramatic, it’s no surprise then that the reality TV star and entrepreneur was also spotted in the dress in another color and fabric. For her appearance on The Late Late Show with James Corden last month, the 41-year-old looked to a futuristic version of the dress, made with a metallic silver material.
With wedding and party season around the corner, expect to see this bold yet flattering creation picked by many more familiar faces.

Below, check out how each celebrity wore the coveted Rick Owens dress this year.
Kim Kardashian. Photo: Instagram.com
Heidi Klum. Photo: Instagram.com
Aisha Curry. Photo: Instagram.com
Paloma Elsesser. Photo: Instagram.com
Kim Kardashian in Rick Owens Fall 2022. Photo: Instagram.com
Nazanin Mandi. Photo: Instagram.com
Mae Muller. Photo: Instagram.com
Monica. Photo: Instagram.com
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The second most interesting thing about the spring/summer 2023 shows, after the clothes? The faces popping up on the front row. From Kim Kardashian, Sarah Jessica Parker and Naomi Watts forming a power trio at Fendi in New York City, to Naomi Campbell at the Ferragamo show in Milan, see all the celebrities at fashion week below.
Chloe Bailey at the Burberry spring/summer 2023 show, London Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Chiara Ferragni, Heidi Klum and Alessandra Ambrosio at the Moschino spring/summer 2023 show, Milan Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Lily James at the Versace spring/summer 2023 show, Milan Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Naomi Campbell at the Ferragamo spring/summer 2023 show, Milan Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Monica Bellucci at the Dolce & Gabbana spring/summer 2023 show, Milan Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Ashley Graham at the Dolce & Gabbana spring/summer 2023 show, Milan Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Shailene Woodley at the Moncler spring/summer 2023 show, Milan Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Chiara Ferragni at the Tod’s spring/summer 2023 show, Milan Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Olivia Palermo at the Tod’s spring/summer 2023 show, Milan Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Irina Shayk at the Giorgio Armani spring/summer 2023 show, Milan Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Cate Blanchett at the Giorgio Armani spring/summer 2023 show, Milan Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Kirsten Dunst at the Bottega Veneta spring/summer 2023 show, Milan Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Simone Ashley at the Burberry spring/summer 2023 show, London Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Kanye West at the Burberry spring/summer 2023 show, London Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Winnie Harlow at the Burberry spring/summer 2023 show, London Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Olivia Palermo at the Max Mara spring/summer 2023 show, Milan Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Derek Blasberg and Karlie Kloss at the Tom Ford spring/summer 2023 show, New York Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Tom Ford and Katie Holmes at the Tom Ford spring/summer 2023 show, New York Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Serena Williams at the Michael Kors Collection spring/summer 2023 show, New York Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Anne Hathaway at the Michael Kors Collection spring/summer 2023 show, New York Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Jasmine Tookes at the Michael Kors Collection spring/summer 2023 show, New York Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Imaan Hammam at the Fendi resort 2023 show, New York Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Karen Elson, Emily Ratajkowski and Karlie Kloss at the Proenza Schouler spring/summer 2023 show, New York Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Kanye West at the Vogue World show, New York Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Jared Leto at the Vogue World show, New York Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Ramla Ali at the Molly Goddard spring/summer 2023 show, London Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Lala Anthony, Kim Kardashian, Sarah Jessica Parker and Naomi Watts at the Fendi resort 2023 show, New York Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Cindy Bruna at the Altuzarra spring/summer 2023 show, New York Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Christy Turlington, Amber Valletta, Kate Moss and Shalom Harlow at the Fendi resort 2023 show, New York Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Golda Rosheuvel at the Huishan Zhang spring/summer 2023 show, London Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Jourdan Dunn at the Dilara Findikoglu spring/summer 2023 show, London Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Lara Stone at the Christopher Kane spring/summer 2023 show, London Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Nicola Coughlan at the Christopher Kane spring/summer 2023 show, London Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Jourdan Dunn at the JW Anderson spring/summer 2023 show, London Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Alexa Chung at the JW Anderson spring/summer 2023 show, London Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Coco Rocha at the Puppets & Puppets spring/summer 2023 show, New York Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Julia Fox at the Elena Velez spring/summer 2023 show, New York Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Katie Holmes at the Ulla Johnson spring/summer 2023 show, New York Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Kris Jenner at the Tommy Hilfiger autumn/winter 2022 show, New York Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Shawn Mendes, Kate Moss, Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker at the Tommy Hilfiger autumn/winter 2022 show, New York Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Cassie at the Tommy Hilfiger autumn/winter 2022 show, New York Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Jasmine Sanders at the Tommy Hilfiger autumn/winter 2022 show, New York Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Karlie Kloss at the Fendi resort 2023 show, New York Fashion Week. Photo: Getty
Originally published in Vogue.co.uk

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With a closet full of rare and exclusive clothing and accessories, it’s no surprise that Kim Kardashian will pass some of them on to her four children. However, the beauty mogul and entrepreneur has recently revealed that her oldest daughter, North West will be the future owner of a special Chanel bag as part of matriarch and momager Kris Jenner‘s will.
Appearing on The Late Late Show with James Corden, Kardashian recalled her first shoot with late designer Karl Lagerfeld in 2013, and how her mother Kris Jenner was the center of attention during it. Kardashian shared the anecdote and said how her mother showed up for her debut shoot with Chanel’s then-creative director, dressed head-to-toe in the brand’s vintage collection. “In walks none other than Kris Jenner, decked in head-to-toe vintage Chanel. Like, next level — the boots, the gloves, every accessory she can find, earrings, headband, hat, glasses, fanny pack, bag, backpack,” Kardashian said. “So, he falls in love with her. Doesn’t hardly even acknowledge that I’ve been like, sitting there, it’s all about Kris Jenner.”

The Skims founder shared that she had been excitedly anticipating a previously heard rumor that Lagerfeld gifted people a bag after their first shoot with him and her happiness catapulted after she saw him walk in with a unique crystal, Lego clutch. But to her dismay, Lagerfeld walked right past Kardashian and went over to Jenner, and handed her the bag. “I went into the bathroom, started hysterically crying. And I’m like pregnant, hormonal, flew all the way to Paris for this,” the mother-of-four said speaking of the incident. She also talked about how she hoped to gift the bag to her daughter one day and display it in her room. “I had this whole plan that this was gonna be the bag and it was gonna be displayed in her room. So my mom has a provision in her will that North gets the bag.”
Although Lagerfeld presented the crystal clutch to Jenner, he eventually also gifted Kardashian with her own Chanel bag at the end of another shoot.
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Winnie Harlow, Imaan Hammam and Shay Mitchell at the Fendi show
New York Fashion Week had a star-studded beginning this season as some of the fashion industry’s biggest names arrived in the Big Apple for the Fendi show. Marking 25 years of the iconic Baguette created by Silvia Venturini Fendi, Kim Jones, the fashion house’s artistic director of womenswear collaborated with Marc Jacobs on a stunning collection that was “an interpretation and celebration” that is not only a wardrobe staple but also a pop culture icon.
Seated on the front row was Sarah Jessica Parker, the actor who famously said, “It’s not a bag, it’s a Baguette” as Carrie Bradshaw in Sex And The City, thus forever linking the arm candy to New York, and later, collaborated with Fendi on a pink sequin version. Dressed in a neutral-toned ensemble with a pop of color courtesy of the Baguette, Jessica Parker took her place next to Kim Kardashian, who arrived in a sparkly mesh dress. The reality TV star and entrepreneur, too, has a special relationship with the fashion house following the much-loved collaboration between her shapewear brand Skims and Fendi. Supermodel power was in full force at the show, with Kate Moss giving rocker chic style a spin in a strappy dress with black boots, alongside Grace Jones, Christy Turlington, Amber Valetta, Winnie Harlow, and Imaan Hammam.
Also in attendance were friends of the fashion house and stars from the entertainment world, including Stranger Things actor Natalia Dyer, Maude Apatow from Euphoria, The Marvellous Mrs Maisel‘s Rachel Brosnahan, and Academy Award winner Naomi Watts.

Below, see all the stars who got a first look at Fendi’s New York Fashion Week showcase.
Winnie Harlow and Kim Kardashian. Photo: Getty
Imaan Hammam. Photo: Getty
Karlie Kloss. Photo: Getty
Kate Moss. Photo: Getty
Adwoa Aboah. Photo: Getty
Amber Valletta and Sarah Jessica Parker. Photo: Getty
Winnie Harlow. Photo: Getty
Aimee Song. Photo: Getty
Daphne Guinness. Photo: Getty
Christy Turlington, Amber Valletta, Kate Moss, and Shalom Harlow. Photo: Getty
Law Roach. Photo: Getty
Lori Harvey. Photo: Getty
Naomi Watts. Photo: Getty
Natalia Dyer. Photo: Getty
LaLa Anthony, Kim Kardashian, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Naomi Watts. Photo: Getty
Nicholas Galitzine. Photo: Getty
Olivia Culpo. Photo: Getty
Sarah Jessica Parker. Photo: Getty
Sasha Meneghel. Photo: Getty
Shay Mitchell. Photo: Getty
Tommy and Dee Hilfiger. Photo: Getty
Kim Kardashian. Photo: Getty
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Trust Beyoncé to throw a party weeks after her birthday and still bring some of the hottest names in the fashion and entertainment industries together under one roof. Riding the wave of success following her immensely popular album Renaissance, the Grammy-winning artist celebrated turning 41 on September 4 with a star-studded bash in Los Angeles this weekend.
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On the long list of invitees were Kim Kardashian, Zendaya, Bella Hadid, Adele, Drake, Lily-Rose Depp, Lizzo, Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson, Kris Jenner, Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly, and Vanessa Bryant. The theme for the evening? All things disco, judging from the sparkly sequin-covered looks sported by the guests, and the genre of Beyoncé’s chart-topping tracks from her latest album. Kim Kardashian was naturally among the best-dressed attendees with her choice of a dazzling red and black animal print catsuit, which she paired with her signature futuristic shades, and a mini Balenciaga purse.
As always, Beyoncé kept things on the down low while staying away from the cameras even when her husband Jay-Z made an appearance in a silk red suit. This get-together in a Bel-Air mansion marks the second high-profile and hush-hush party hosted by Beyoncé. Earlier in August, the star threw a Studio 54-inspired launch party for Renaissance, which was attended by Leonardo DiCaprio, Donald Glover, Kendrick Lamar, Janelle Monae, Normani, Chloe Bailey, Yara Shahidi, and more.

Check out more pictures from Beyoncé’s belated birthday party below.
Zendaya. Photo: Instagram.com
Bella Hadid. Photo: Instagram.com
Drake. Photo: Instagram.com
Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly. Photo: Instagram.com
Kris Jenner. Photo: Instagram.com
Lizzo. Photo: Instagram.com
Jaden Smith. Photo: Instagram.com
Tristan Thompson. Photo: Instagram.com
Offset. Photo: Instagram.com
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