Kylie Jennerknows how to make an entrance.
The reality star, 25, attended the Schiaparelli show at Paris Fashion Week on Sunday wearing a strapless, fitted black velvet gown featuring a replica life-sized lion’s head across her torso.
The mom-of-two complemented her bold look with black Schiaparelli sling-backs with golden toes.
Kylie wasn’t the only one to rock the lioness look, which also featured corset-style straps on its rear side. Inside,Irina Shaykhit the runway in a strikingly similar one-sleeved black gown that was asymmetrical on top, showing off a bare shoulder.
On Monday, Kylie thanked Schiaparelli designer and creative director, Daniel Rose Berry for theunique fashion experience.
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According to the notes from the show, Roseberry drew onDante’sInfernoas inspiration to create Kylie’s gown, reported CNN.
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Dubbing herself “mugler king” on Instagram, Kylie teamed the elaborate headpiece with a black, corset-style gown complete with a feathered mermaid-style silhouette and long black gloves trimmed with fur, all from the Mugler archives.
“This is how we have to walk in this dress. It’s worth it!” she joked in theshort clip.
In between her daring fashion moments, the mom of 4-year-oldStormi Websterhas been raising a second child with ex Travis Scott, who she recently revealed isnamed Aire.
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“We just really didn’t feel like it was him. Just wanted to share because I keep seeing Wolf everywhere,” Kylie wrote at the time, not clarifying if the middle name Jacques was axed as well.
After Jenner revealed her second child’s name over the weekend, a source told PEOPLE that the moniker means “Lion of God,” potentially giving even more meaning to her latest red carpet splash.
source: people.com
