Kylie Jenner Breaks Met Rules in Sheer Gown and ‘Nudist’ Sandals
By David Osborn
It seems that barely-there, gold, embellished dresses have become Kylie Jenner’s go-to style. We’ve spotted her in a at Coachella, at the Golden Globes after party and a while out in New York City recently. The reality star followed suit at the 2017 Met Gala last night in another sheer designer creation.
This time, the reality star donned a custom gown from Versace made of sheer fabric scattered with beads, floral details and fringe. The dress showed off her nude lingerie and hugged her ample assets. Surprisingly, she was still more conservatively dressed than her sister , who showed off her backside in a see-through black number.
Kylie Jenner bares her body in a sheer custom Versace creation at the MET Gala on May 1, 2017 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.
Kylie paired her embellished gown with a celebrity favorite, the Stuart Weitzman “Nudist” sandals in gold. She also has the same pair in white, as seen at last week.
Kylie pairs her dress with Stuart Weitzman ‘Nudist’ sandals in pale gold.
The 19-year-old sported a blonde bob (demanded by Donatella Versace, she revealed on Instagram) and the classic Kardashian makeup look that consisted of bronzed cheeks and nude lips. She added a touch of sparkle with gold, glittered eye shadow to match her dazzling outfit.
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Kylie went for the classic Kardashian makeup look adding a touch of sparkle with gold eyeshadow.
Of course, the selfie princess couldn’t leave the gala without taking a customary photo with her crew. Despite the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s rules against posting to social media from the property, the makeup mogul still found a way to take an epic group photo and share it with her followers on Instagram. Spot the celebrities in her shot below.
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Stuart Weitzman “Nudist” sandals, $398 – $425 from , and
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