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Kendall Jenner makes Venice Film Festival debut in ’90s style

Add Page Six on Google 7 Kendall Jenner made her Venice Film Festival debut in a beaded, shimmering gold floral Armani gown. Getty Images for Peugeot Kendall Jenner proved some looks never go out of style.

The supermodel, 30, made her Venice Film Festival debut in a shimmer, beaded gold floral Giorgio Armani gown from the same year she was born.

She paired the vintage piece, which was part of the brand’s fall 1995 collection, with Briony Raymond diamond earrings and Aquazzara nude heels.

Jenner skipped any other type of adornment, forgoing a bracelet, necklace or rings, but completed the look with neutral makeup and a zig-zag part — the quintessential ’90s hairstyle.

“I’m excited to throw my dress on and go do the carpet later,” the 30-year-old told Vogue before making her sparkling debut.

Earlier this year, the “Kardashians” star became the face of Emporio Armani’s Power of You fragrance.

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“I love working with Armani,” she continued. “They are so sweet, and everything is always just so fun and easy.”

Jenner made her debut at the premiere of Martin McDonagh’s “Wild Horse Nine,” which stars John Malkovich, Sam Rockwell, Steve Buscemi, Tom Waits, and Parker Posey, who were also on the carpet.

The 2026 Venice Film Festival marked her first red carpet since May’s Met Gala, as the reality star has been traveling with her boyfriend, Jacob Elordi, throughout the summer.

Jenner wasn’t the only star to channel vintage in the Floating City this year.

Sydney Sweeney touched down at the Venice Film Festival on Thursday, wearing an ivory strapless Chanel number from the house’s spring 1987 collection by Karl Lagerfeld.

Amal Clooney also turned heads on the carpet when she displayed $375,000 worth of diamond jewelry with a custom classic black gown by Haider Ackermann for Tom Ford.

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