Kylie Jenner channels Naomi Campbell in skintight vintage Alaïa minidress: Paris Fashion Week

First worn by Naomi Campbell on Alaïa’s fall 1991 runway, the now-vintage collection has been a favorite of the Kardashian-Jenner clan. Most recently Kylie Jenner, who is having a good time attending Paris Fashion Week events, has stepped out with some stunning looks, including her white mini skirt set worn at the Chanel Haute Couture spring/summer collection show.

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Kylie was photographed wearing a skintight black printed mini dress from the 1991 collection, featuring a sheer cheetah print with black velvet lining. The reality star paired the all-black look with pointed-toe heels, styling her signature brunette hair in loose waves. 

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She also took to social media to share photos of the outfit, posing in her hotel room and showing off the head-turning silhouette created by the velvet skirt. But before Kylie wore a piece of the collection, her sister, Kim Kardashian also stepped out in Paris in 2019 with a catsuit version, previously modeled by Naomi Campbell. 

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Kylie has become a familiar face during Paris Fashion Week, attending the top events of the season and being dressed by fashion houses during her attendance. At the Chanel show, the businesswoman posed in a white mini-skirt set, which included a matching cropped jacket in the brand's signature tweed. 

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She also wore black heels and accessorized the look with a black bag, dark sunglasses, and silver bracelets. "Dream morning," she wrote on Instagram, sharing photos of the special moment for her. Kylie showed her accessories and shared her excitement about being in Paris. 

This is not the first time Kylie grabbed inspiration from Naomi, as she also wore a light blue Chanel string bikini with the brand’s double-C logo back in 2019, worn by the supermodel for the spring 1994 ready-to-wear collection. Kylie has also been promoting her own brand, with new releases which include cozy faux fur coats and latex pieces.