Kim Kardashian kicked off her 43rd year in vibrant style during her birthday party.
While stepping out for the occasion in Los Angeles, Kardashian strapped into a pair of Rene Caovilla‘s Supercleo sandals. The Skims founder’s style featured smooth, light orange uppers with rounded soles and an open-toed silhouette, complete with thin heels for a sleek height boost.
Kardashian’s footwear also included Caovilla’s signature attached ankle straps, which wound around her legs in circular patterns to create a wraparound effect.
The punchy style added a vibrant finish to the KKW Beauty founder’s outfit for the occasion: Balenciaga‘s $4,200 Patched Bikini dress, a floor-length style crafted from stretchy red spandex. The spring 2023 piece earned a slick flair from its thin allover bow accents, which — like a bikini — were tied at various parts of the dress to form numerous gathered cutouts. Kardashian opted to finish her ensemble with the brand’s angular black $585 Reverse Xpander sunglasses, as well as a mini black crocodile version of Hermès’ Kelly handbag.
During her party, Kardashian celebrated with a wide array of family members, including mom Kris Jenner and sisters Khloe Kardashian, Kendall and Kylie Jenner. The occasion also included her extensive group of friends, like Lauren Sanchez, Allison Statter and Ivanka Trump — who were all seen in the mogul’s accompanying birthday post on Instagram.
Kardashian is known for wearing bold outfits from a wide array of top brands, including Balmain, Balenciaga, Maison Margiela and Mugler. The former “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” star‘s shoes are equally daring and trendy, ranging from towering Rick Owens platform boots to Yeezy sneakers. For more formal occasions, Kardashian also slips on new and vintage heels from labels including Prada, Manolo Blahnik and Merah Vodianova.
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