Kim Kardashian just proved that catsuits are back on the sartorial sphere – but this time with a lingerie twist.
The SKIMS founder took to Instagram to share a series of photographs taken from her Nike X SKIMS event in Shanghai, China. For the occasion, the star slipped into a bronze-hued silk catsuit that featured a figure-hugging design with thin straps and exposed bra cup detailing The camera was layered over a sheer long sleeves top in the same shiny hue. The ensemble was completed with matching pointed-tie shoes that were enveloped in the silky fabric and a brown leather trench coat.
Kim's luscious locks were styled into a half-up look while her makeup oozed soft glam, courtesy of a smoky eye and a nude stained lip.
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The fashion mogul's recent outfit blends the visible bra trend with the mainstay rise of the underwear-as-outwear look. For example, during Miu Miu’s autumn/winter 2025 runway, bras were layered beneath ribbed knits or seen peeking out from under ruffled silk dresses. Meanwhile, romantic slip dresses have been championed by the likes of Coperni, Gucci and Versace – all embracing iterations of the whimsical négligée. With delicate mesh, sumptuous silk, intricate lace, and flirtatious hems, the look is defined by classic evening wear with a daring twist.
Kim's fashion-forward ensemble comes after she revealed that she hired Law Roach as her new stylist. The coveted stylist is renowned for his work with Zendaya, having dressed the star since her teen years.
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Law recently opened up to People about working with the reality star. "She is such a beautiful person and nice and easy [to work with]. She knows what she wants, but she also lets you create," he shared.
"What’s different about from stylist to stylist, it’s just our perception of who the woman is, right? And so what I’m doing with Kim, it’s just the way I see Kim Kardashian. I may see her different than one of her other stylists, and that’s the beauty about fashion and being creative, is it’s just perception," he added.
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According to Law, collaborating with Kim has been "really, really, really fun."
SKIMS in London
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Kim's trip to Shanghai comes after she opened SKIMS' first UK standalone flagship store in London on Regent Street. Designed by the acclaimed architectural studio Rafael de Cárdenas Ltd., the 12,000-square-foot space is defined by the label's signature neutral stone-inspired colour palette for a minimalist aesthetic. It is the brand's largest European retail store.