Leave it to Kim Kardashian to bring the wild to Milan Fashion Week.
This weekend, the reality TV star and mogul stepped out in Italy while wearing an outfit that had her entirely covered in leopard print. The bold ensemble included a shiny leopard-print bustier layered over a matching mesh turtleneck catsuit, but she didn't stop there. The animalistic theme was further carried on with her thigh-high stiletto boots, a dramatic sweeping fur coat, and, finally, a matching handbag.
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Kardashian wore the striking outfit after showcasing a curated collection inspired by her favorite Dolce & Gabbana archival looks for the Italian fashion house's spring 2023 show.
The fete, dubbed Ciao Kim, spotlighted modernized versions of her picks, which she hand-selected from Dolce & Gabbana's expansive yield ranging from 1987 to 2007. Taking place in a 1940s movie theater, the show saw models walk the runway as a video showing Kardashian eating a plate of spaghetti in slow-motion played in the background.
The SKIMS founder reflected on the experience on Instagram.
"The last few days have felt like a dream… the most magical experience, & the pinnacle to an incredible journey I've been on over the last few months with Stefano, Domenico, & the entire @dolcegabbana team," she wrote.
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She added that she has long admired the styles of decades past.
"I always loved the beautiful, quintessential 90s & 2000's looks… feminine, bold, they always made me feel so confident & glamorous," she continued. "Never could I have imagined as a young girl watching Linda Evangelista & Monica Bellucci on the D & G runways that I would be creative directing a collection & show with D & G for Milan fashion week. I will never forget this moment & this experience."
This article originally appeared on Harper's BAZAAR US.
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