Kylie Jenner dug into the fashion archives and pulled out a look Kardashian fans may know well. The beauty mogul tried on a bright yellow vintage Versace design that her older sister, Kim Kardashian, famously wore in 2018.
Kylie showed off the look while packing for a friend's wedding in Saint-Tropez. The bold outfit featured a fitted corset top and a matching satin skirt with a high slit, setting up an unexpected sister-style comparison.
Kylie Jenner Tries the Vintage Versace
Kylie Jenner shared the outfit during a YouTube video showing how she prepared for the wedding trip. As she went through racks of clothes and accessories, she tried on several vintage designer pieces before deciding what to pack.
esse vestido é belíssimo 😍 acho q a Kim já usou ele 1 vez pic.twitter.com/6N96QqZfc2
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One of the biggest surprises was the bright yellow Gianni Versace look. The design comes from the fashion house's Spring/Summer 1995 collection and features a corseted satin top with a matching skirt cut with a high slit.
For longtime Kardashian fans, the outfit was instantly familiar. Kim wore a recreated version of the same archival Versace design during a night out in New York in May 2018, making Kylie's fitting a fashion throwback eight years later.
Yellow Versace Look in 2018
Kim stepped out in the yellow Versace design on 8 May 2018, one day after attending the Met Gala. She wore it to a Business of Fashion dinner in New York alongside members of her famous family.
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Her styling leaned heavily into the glamour of Versace's 1990s era. Kim paired the yellow outfit with matching strappy heels, long straight hair and gold hair clips placed on either side of her face.
The look was special to Kim as well. She later described it as one of her 'all-time favourite looks' and said she felt honoured that the Spring 1995 design had been remade for her.
Kylie Was There When Kim Wore It
Another detail makes Kylie's latest fitting even more interesting. Kylie was among the family members who joined Kim at the Business of Fashion dinner when Kim wore the yellow Versace look in 2018.
At the time, Kylie chose a very different outfit while Kim took centre stage in yellow. Eight years later, the younger sister slipped into a version of the famous Versace design while deciding what to wear for another special event.
The moment shows how fashion pieces can return years after their first celebrity appearance. Instead of a new runway design, Kylie looked back to a piece tied to both Versace's 1990s archive and one of Kim's most memorable 2018 outfits.
Kylie Chose a Different Yellow Dress
Despite trying on the Versace outfit, Kylie did not choose it for the wedding. Her other options included a vintage Chloé floral dress from Stella McCartney's Spring/Summer 1998 collection.
Kylie eventually went with another yellow vintage look, this time from Roberto Cavalli's Spring/Summer 2004 collection. The archival gown featured mixed animal and floral prints, a plunging, draped halter neckline, visible corset detailing and a long, flowing skirt.
That means the Versace look remained a fitting-room moment rather than Kylie's final wedding outfit. Still, seeing both sisters in versions of the same bold yellow design has given fashion fans a rare chance to compare how Kim and Kylie styled the archival look across two different eras.
Kardashian-Jenners' Vintage Fashion
Kylie's Versace try-on fits into a wider love of archive fashion within the Kardashian-Jenner family. Both Kylie and Kim have repeatedly brought older designer pieces back into the spotlight rather than relying only on current collections.
Kylie has shown a particular interest in vintage Versace in recent years. Her wedding wardrobe also showed that she is willing to look across different decades and designers when choosing an outfit.
Kim's 2018 yellow look, meanwhile, remains closely tied to Versace's famous 1990s style. Now that Kylie has tried a version of the same design eight years later, the sisters have created another shared fashion moment without even wearing it to the same event.
