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Kim Kardashian Wears a Bodycon Dress Covered in Safety Pins

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3 months ago

24 November 2025

Maette

When you talk about celebrities who love wearing outfits used in the runway, Kim Kardashian should definitely be among the top five. She’s always ready to try something unusual pieces that most people wouldn’t wear outside a fashion show.

This time around, Kim Kardashian showed up in a white bodycon midi dress from Dilara Findikoglu’s Fall 2025 collection, which had also been worn by Rose for the 2025 VMAs after-party. The piece, called the “Chloe as Venus,” is covered in lots of silver safety pins that dangle from the bust and hem. She wore it to photographer Petra Collins’s birthday party at Plaza on La Brea on November 20, in Los Angeles, proving once again that she’s not afraid of bringing a look from the runway, no matter the occasion.

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Kim styled her hair in a wavy, wet finish, giving a nod to her 2019 Met Gala appearance. The dangling safety pins on her bodycon dress were also reminiscent of the dripping-crystal effect of the latex gown she wore back then.

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To bring the look to a conclusion, Kim slipped on Dilara Findikoglu x Manolo Blahnik heels. They were also adorned with the same pin design and she gave her viewers a close-up shot of the sandals on her Instagram.

Findikoglu’s designs have gradually become a regular part of Kim’s wardrobe. Over the years, she has picked different looks from the designer. After the 2025 Met Gala, she switched out of her chrome heart look and changed into a sheer black corset with a lace-up pencil skirt from the London-based designer. More recently, she wore one of his skin-tight leather corset gowns to the All’s Fair premiere, which was originally modeled by Naomi Campbell, and she also chose his pieces for her 45th birthday celebration in October.

Kim Kardashian: Backgrid

With this outfit, Kim once again showed why her closet is filled with designer Dilara Findikoglu’s pieces.

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Best Dressed Stars at the 2026 BAFTAs

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6 hours ago

23 February 2026

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The 2026 BAFTA took place on Sunday, February 22, at London’s Royal Festival Hall. Hosted by Alan Cumming, the ceremony honoured the finest films of 2025. The event comes ahead of the Screen Actors Guild Awards on March 1 and the Oscars on March 15, placing it within a packed awards schedule.

While the ceremony recognizes achievement in film, the red carpet remains an important part worth looking forward to. The BAFTAs not only brought many celebrities from across the entertainment industry but also some members of the royal family, all arriving in their best looks yet.

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Prince William & Princess Kate

Prince William and Kate Middleton made a surprise appearance, marking their first time attending the ceremony together in three years. The couple, who have always maintained a formal approach to style opted for coordinated looks, with the Princess Kate rewearing a Gucci dress she first wore in 2019. The floor-length gown was narrowed at the waist with a burgundy belt that matched Prince William’s velvet tuxedo jacket.

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Emma Stone in Louis Vuitton

Emma Stone, Erin Doherty, and Chase Infinity all leaned into Louis Vuitton for the night. Stone wore a black gown featuring a cutout at the chest, while Doherty opted for a black dress with a structured, rippling skirt. Chase Infinity, a Louis Vuitton brand ambassador, appeared in a sleeveless burgundy gown with flared hem, adding a touch of color to the lineup.

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Teyana Taylor in Burberry

Other stars stayed true to their signature style. Teyana Taylor stepped out in Burberry gown with high collar that almost covered her face. Tilda Swinton wore a Chanel tuxedo with high-rise trousers and a cropped jacket, accessorized with a brooch and two-toned Chanel shoes.

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Timothée Chalamet in Givenchy

Menswear followed a familiar pattern, with many opting for the traditional black tuxedo. Timothée Chalamet arrived in a custom all-black Givenchy tuxedo. Leonardo DiCaprio also chose a classic black tuxedo paired with a bow tie. Ethan Hawke, however, introduced a subtle twist to the evening’s tailoring in a black tuxedo featuring glitter details, finished with a gold bolo tie that set him apart.

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Ethan Hawke in Giorgio Armani

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Chase Infinity in Louis Vuitton

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Tilda Swinton in Chanel

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Renate Reinsve in Louis Vuitton

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Gracie Abrams & Paul Mescal

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Rose Byrne in Miu Miu

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Odessa A. Zion in Dior

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Hannah Waddingham in Pamela Rolland

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Sadie Sink in Prada

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Wunmi Mosaku in Ahluwalia

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Erin Doherty in Louis Vuitton

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Kerry Washington in Prada

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Leonardo DiCaprio in Dior

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Glenn Close in Erdem

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Maura Higgins in Andrea Brocca Couture

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Alia Bhatt in Gucci

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Michael B. Jordan in custom Balenciaga

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Stormzy in Gucci

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Kate Hudson in Prada

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Aimee Lou Wood in Emilia Wickstead

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Rihanna Reigns in Vintage Gucci for Birthday Celebration

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23 February 2026

Maette

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Rihanna turned 38 on Friday, February 20, 2026, and marked the occasion with a surprise birthday dinner at Giorgio Baldi restaurant in Santa Monica, arranged by her partner, A$AP Rocky. While the celebration may have caught her off guard, one thing remained predictable, Rihanna never misses an opportunity to show off her fashion skills.

For a while now, Rihanna has shown a particular affinity for fur coats. She is known for consistently incorporating the textured outerwear into her wardrobe, often layering the pieces with different outfits. While fur has become something of a signature for the singer, no two appearances ever feel the same. For this birthday celebration, she stepped out in a rare vintage Gucci fur coat from Tom Ford’s Fall/Winter 1999 collection.

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The vintage Gucci fur coat featured a mix of textures, with tiger-print sleeves from the shoulder down transitioning into soft, brown fur, covering the rest of the piece. She layered it over a sheer black floor-length dress and open-toe sandals. Her hair was styled in loose waves, parted down the centre.

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A$AP Rocky remained faithful to his signature street-style. He wore a red-and-white checkered jacket layered over a white shirt, paired with tan trousers and black loafers. Accessories included a pair of Ray-Ban sunglasses.

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This month has been full of celebrations for the couple. Earlier, they celebrated Rocky’s AWG Fashion Week show, followed by a romantic night out on Valentine’s Day, and now Rihanna’s birthday topped it all off.

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Celebrities on the Front Row at the London Fashion Week

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2 days ago

21 February 2026

Trisha Dona

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London Fashion Week Autumn/Winter 2026 featured a notable event that. The front row of one of the key runway shows featured King Charles III, marking the first senior royal appearance at LFW since 2018. This rare attendance highlighted designers known for technical skill and cultural storytelling.

Joining the King were prominent figures from the fashion world, including Stella McCartney and Laura Weir, alongside cultural personalities Little Simz and Skepta. Their presence showed the event’s connection to fashion, music, and culture including new designers.

Observers noted the careful balance between modern design sensibilities and references that reflect heritage and cultural background.

This moment highlighted London Fashion Week as a platform for craftsmanship, design, and cultural influence, showing how front-row attendees can amplify a show’s impact.