Add Page Six on Google 5 Kylie Jenner took fans into her fitting room, ahead of a St. Tropez wedding last weekend. YouTube/Kylie Jenner Kylie Jenner is borrowing from Kim Kardashian’s closet.
The 29-year-old shared a video on Youtube Monday, showing her preparation for a friend’s wedding in St. Tropez. After hitting the gym, she took fans through her packing process, even trying on some of her designer dress options.
“Ok guys, this looks a little crazy right now,” she laughed, panning over the racks of clothing and accessories laid out on the floor.
One look was all too familiar: an archival vintage Gianni Versace outfit previously worn by her big sister back in 2018.
The top and skirt, which was part of the brand’s spring/summer 1995 show, is crafted of bright yellow satin, boasting a corset top and up-to-there slit in the skirt.
The Skims founder wore the look in the days following the Met Gala, when she wore a gold sequined Versace gown on the red carpet.
Fans took to X with comparison photos. One wrote, “you can’t outdo the doer,” with another echoing, “I wonder if Kim gave her this.”
Meanwhile, the other look that Kylie considered was a vintage Chloé by Stella McCartney floral dress from spring/summer 1998, featuring a bow at the front and a midi length, followed by the aforementioned yellow two-piece set.
The third look the Kylie Cosmetics founder tried on for the camera was ultimately her choice for the celebratory weekend: a yellow satin printed vintage Roberto Cavalli look with a low neckline, corset waist and halter strap.
Jenner herself has also been on quite a vintage Versace kick, wearing both a chainmail dress from the design house’s fall/winter 1996 collection to the 2026 Critics’ Choice Awards as well as a similar metal mesh look in silver for the 2025 Golden Globes.
As for wedding guest attire, she recently made waves at former BFF Jordyn Woods’ nuptials when she showed lots of skin in a black cutout dress adapted from a spring 2004 Roberto Cavalli style.
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