Kim Kardashian's Eden-inspired photoshoot featured blooming florals to capture a striking vision of rebirth and renewal.
The SKIMS founder took to Instagram on September 22 to share a series of snaps from her shoot with photographer Donna Trope. The first image showed Kim posing nude as a pink and dusty rose floral arrangement featuring large cymbidium orchids and soft garden roses adorned her silhouette. Two pink parakeets rested on her shoulders as she gazed into the camera.
Kim's luscious locks were styled into a sleek, straight shoulder-length bob with a half-up hairstyle. Her makeup oozed soft glam, courtesy of a dark smoky eye and a glossy nude lip. "Lost Donna Trope files," she penned in the caption.
© Donna TropeKim Kardashian's recent fashion news
Kim's stunning photoshoot came after it was revealed that she hired Law Roach as her new stylist. The reality star graced the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art Opening Night in Los Angeles – and her sartorial agenda was spiced with archival stitching.
© Variety via Getty ImagesThe 45-year-old wore a shimmering black gown from Tom Ford's Fall/Winter 2004 collection for Yves Saint Laurent. The Chinese-inspired design featured intricate floral embroidery, sequin embellishments, and contrasting teal piping, while a sleeveless high neckline complemented its figure-hugging silhouette. As she moved, the underside of the skirt revealed a flash of turquoise satin. The gown was styled with Oscar Heyman earrings and a Zydo ring.
"New client," penned Law on Instagram following the red carpet. The coveted stylist is renowned for his work with Zendaya, having dressed the star since her teen years.
© GettyKim is also celebrating her fashion brand SKIMS' upcoming collaboration with Ludovic de Saint Sernin. The collection, set to release on October 1, will consist of a limited-edition capsule that blends Skims' signature shapewear pieces with Ludovic de Saint Sernin's lacy aesthetic.
"The conversation has always been open on working together," Kim, who founded her brand in 2019, told Vogue. "That’s always been a part of our love language: How can we have fun and elevate each other?"
© GC ImagesShe continued: "Our sensibilities are similar. The pieces we made are really classic and simple designs. It has the Ludovic sex element to it, mixed with the simplicity of Skims."
"I wanted to make sure that we had a wide variety of pieces: I wanted pants, long dresses, mini dresses. I also really haven’t done a lot of pencil skirts lately, and we wanted to do some [at] that length."
