What do you get when you take a ruffly purple ballgown, crop it, cut out the sides from the panty line to right below the knee, and leave a loincloth-like strip hanging down the middle?
Answer: a new way to show skin at formal events and coincidentally, Kylie Jenner’s latest party dress.
Kylie Jenner has already had a busy year so far showing off new ways to look thotty in public, and last night Kylie wore a very special Balmain dress to this award show Marie Claire’s trying to make happen which awards the “behind-the-scenes superstars who created red carpet looks that ricochet across social media.”
Even though Balmain’s head designer Olivier Rousteing could hardly be described as a behind-the-scenes kind of guy, he won the “Icon Designer” award, which means he got to invite and dress a whole bunch of celebrities.
Which brings us to Kylie.
Olivier put Kylie in one of his 2017 resort gowns and the result is mystifying.
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