Kim Kardashian Channels Elizabeth Taylor in Diamond Slip Dress

Kim Kardashian was channeling her idol Elizabeth Taylor on Wednesday in new images shared to Instagram by her hairstylist Chris Appleton.

The 44-year-old SKIMS mogul was wearing a plunging ivory satin slip dress with lace trim for Balenciaga in Paris. 

Taylor wore a similar outfit in her film with Paul Newman titled Cat On A Hot Tin Roof which came out to great reviews in 1958 making it an instant classic.

Only Kim added plenty of razzle dazzle as she was dripping in dramatic diamond jewelry that included two necklaces and chandelier earrings.

This comes soon after the Keeping Up With The Kardashians veteran went to trial over her diamond heist that occurred in Paris in October 2016.

And she also had an off-white fur coat hanging from her bare shoulders. 

The dark-haired vixen was modeling a shorter hairstyle which resembled the new ‘do her mother Kris Jenner has been wearing while also in France. There was also a curl on her forehead, which was another nod to Taylor.

Kim Kardashian was channeling her idol Elizabeth Taylor on Wednesday in new images shared to Instagram by her hairstylist Chris Appleton. The 44-year-old SKIMS mogul was wearing a slip dress with lace trim for Balenciaga in Paris

Taylor wore a similar outfit in her film with Paul Newman titled Cat On A Hot Tin Roof in 1958

Chris wrote in his caption, ‘Balenciaga Couture 2025. Who Loves this shorter hair?’

Soon after Kim added similar snapshots to her Insta Stories. 

Kim has been in Paris for Balenciaga’s Paris Fashion week show which is set to take place on Wednesday. 

The day before the ex-wife of Kanye West was seen in a hot pink dress with matching shoes. 

Before that the fashion dynamo from Hidden Hills, California made the most of a tigh-fitting white dress. 

While Kim put on her show-stopping display, her mother Kris Jenner also caught the eye in the French capital. 

The Kardashian matriarch, 69, stepped out in the midst of Paris Fashion Week wearing a voluminous mini and tights which showed off her endless legs. 

Once again, the business maven was flaunting the results of her incredible new face lift which has left fans in awe having knocked years off her looks. 

Her smooth complexion is the result of the skills of celebrity plastic surgeon Dr. Steven M. Levine — dubbed the ‘facelift maestro’ — to achieve her new look.

Only Kim added plenty of razzle dazzle as she was dripping in dramatic diamond jewelry. This comes soon after the Keeping Up With The Kardashians veteran went to trial in Paris over her diamond heist

The dark-haired vixen was modeling a shorter hairstyle which resembled the new ‘do her mother Kris Jenner has been wearing while also in France

On Wednesday morning Kim added this image to her Insta Stories

And the siren also posted this collage with Balenciaga Haute Couture 2025 stamped over it

Prior to Tuesday’s outing, Kris took to Instagram to post images from the previous evening, showing her cozied up to her toy boy boyfriend Corey Gamble, 44, who she has been dating for 11 years. 

Kris was headed into The Ritz in her mini dress which she paired with opaque tights to help highlight her lithe pins even further. 

Kris has recently undergone a pricey new facelift, performed by celebrity plastic surgeon Dr. Steven M. Levine.

This comes after West’s Australian visa was cancelled over his ‘offensive comments’.

On Tuesday she had on this shock pink dress while in Paris

The 48-year-old rapper – whose wife Bianca Censori has family Down Under – had a ‘lower-level’ visa which has now been revoked after he release antisemitic song Heil Hitler in May.

The country’s Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke told ABC: ‘He’s been coming to Australia for a long time. He’s got family here and he’s made a lot of offensive comments that my officials looked at again.

‘Once he released the Heil Hitler song, he no longer has a valid visa in Australia. It wasn’t a visa for the purpose of concerts. It was a lower-level and the officials still looked at the law and said, you’re going to have a song and promote that sort of Nazism, we don’t need that in Australia.’