Kim Kardashian West loves herself a throwback trend.
was her obsession; she still favors the slinky mesh pieces from that same decade. Now, she’s reviving an early-aughts staple that was all the rage with Hollywood party girls.Heading out for dinner in Los Angeles, California last night, Kardashian West slipped on an asymmetric, one-shoulder party dress.
That going-out piece appears to be by, the Kanye-approved label that Kardashian West can’t stop wearing: it’s founded by a former Yeezy designer. The bodycon silhouette recalls the many frocks It girls wore in the mid 2000s— think, Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, et al—and also nods toKardashian West paired her dress with minimal accessories: just her signature flip-flop heels, this time in a matching lavender-tinted hue. Because apparently she now has one in every color.
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