Kim Kardashian’s All’s Fair press tour is turning into a masterclass in fashion storytelling — and her latest stop in London might be her most deliciously rebellious yet.
For the U.K. premiere of Ryan Murphy’s legal drama, the Skims founder ditched Hollywood polish for something with a sharper edge: a croc-embossed corset gown from Dilara Findikoglu’s Spring 2026 collection. It’s the kind of piece that feels like it could both slay the red carpet and headline a punk opera — dramatic, dangerous, and dripping in allure.
The fitted bodice, a Findikoglu signature, cinched tight with lace-up ties and a belt buckle that screamed dominatrix couture. Padded hips flared just enough to exaggerate her silhouette, while the glossy texture of the fabric caught every flash like liquid armor. It’s no coincidence the same piece made its debut on Naomi Campbell last month — a full-circle moment for both British and bombshell energy.
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True to London fashion spirit, Kim layered silver chains and a bold cross pendant across her neck, adding just the right amount of chaos to her calculated glamour. A pair of latex boots sealed the deal — rebellious, risqué, and oh-so-Dilara. And because she never forgets drama, she draped a pleated cape coat off one shoulder, letting it trail behind like a power move in motion.
This look is the latest in Kardashian’s ongoing ode to fashion history. In Paris, she went goddess mode in Alexander McQueen’s 1997 Givenchy couture, once worn by Naomi Campbell herself. Earlier in the tour, she revived a John Galliano-era Dior gown from spring 2000, all pleats and perfection. And for the show’s U.S. debut? Schiaparelli couture, naturally — surreal glamour to match her screen debut’s scale.
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From McQueen’s mythic couture to Findikoglu’s anti-establishment edge, Kim is curating a press tour that feels less like a promo run and more like a fashion thesis — one that asks: What if the world’s most photographed woman just decided to become a fashion historian with a wardrobe budget the size of a museum?
Answer: we’d keep watching.
