Kylie Jenner channeled Marilyn Monroe while attending the Schiaparelli Womenswear Spring/Summer 2024 show at Paris Fashion Week.
Wearing a custom Schiaparelli Haute Couture gown designed by Creative Director Daniel Roseberry, the reality-TV star stunned in a cascade of crystals that almost appeared to be sewn into her figure.
The shimmering gown is reminiscent of the crystal-embellished, backless dress that Monroe wore to sing Happy Birthday to President John F. Kennedy in 1962.
The iconic dress has clearly influenced the Kardashian-Jenner clan, with Kim Kardashian recently wearing Monroe's original dress, followed by a custom made replica, to the Met Gala.
Jenner's floor-length gown featured the satirical brand's signature keyhole detail, and was complemented by statement gold earrings as well as a pair of Schiaparelli's love-them-or-hate-them toe shoes.
The quirky heels are the latest "toe-inspired footwear" to come from the surrealist fashion house, as they were spotted on the SS/24 runway.
Hair stylist Jesus Guerrero gave the bombshell some glamorous waves to match the Old Hollywood aesthetic of the dress, while Ariel Tejada delivered a glossy neutral lip and soft smokey eye.
This isn't the first time that Jenner has attended a Schiaparelli show.
She made headlines in January when she attended the brand's spring couture show in Paris, wearing a life-sized faux lion head with her floor-length gown as well as a pair of sling-backs with golden embossed toes.
However, this occasion was particularly memorable for Jenner as her sister, model Kendall Jenner, was closing the high-profile event.
Cast by Director Piergiorgio Del Moro, Kendall walked the runway while dressed in red finger nails.
The strapless dress, made from stretch tulle, was fully embroidered with trompe l'œil red nails and sequins. Styled by Marie Chaix, the intriguing number was paired with nude leather pumps with trompe l’œil toes.
To complete the look, Jenner was given a '60s style bouffant that was brought to new heights by stylist Guido Palau, while celebrity make-up artist Pat McGrath delivered glass-like skin and nude lip.
