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Corsetry, polka dots and wild cutouts: Kim Kardashian’s latest ‘All’s Fair’ red carpet look has it all

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Matera, A. (2026, October 26). Corsetry, polka dots and wild cutouts: Kim Kardashian’s latest ‘All’s Fair’ red carpet look has it all. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/2026/10/26/style/kim-kardashian-lets-it-all-hang-out-with-wild-hip-cutouts-for-alls-fair-photocall-in-rome/

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Kim Kardashian attended an "All’s Fair" photocall in Rome wearing a provocative polka-dot gown by Galia Lahav that featured hip cutouts and lace detailing. She posed with Dalmatian dogs for her Instagram post, captioned “Spotted in Rome,” and was styled by Law Roach who chose to leave out accessories but added Jimmy Choo heels. Kardashian joined other stars like Sarah Paulson, Niecy Nash, and Naomi Watts at the event, following a red carpet premiere where she wore Saint Laurent Couture from 1986, while her mother Kris Jenner made headlines with Elizabeth Taylor’s Scorpion cape.

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Kim Kardashian made a bold fashion statement at an "All's Fair" photocall in Rome on October 26, 2026, wearing a risqué corseted polka-dot gown with daring hip cutouts designed by Galia Lahav. She paired the bridal couture gown with Jimmy Choo heels and posed with Dalmatians for her Instagram post. Kardashian was joined at the event by co-stars Sarah Paulson, Niecy Nash, and Naomi Watts. The appearance followed a red carpet premiere at the Rome Film Festival where she wore a Saint Laurent Couture fall 1986 leopard-print gown.

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Kim Kardashian isn’t afraid to show some skin. asserted

Kardashian → show → skin

The reality star made a statement at an “All’s Fair” photocall in Rome, arriving in a risqué corseted polka-dot gown with daring hip cutouts. Her look is actually bridal couture gown designed by Galia Lahav and features girly lace around the high-cut corset and low-slung skirt. asserted

look → make → corset

The actress mirrored the print on her dress by posing with a pair of Dalmatians, captioning her Instagram post, “Spotted in Rome.” asserted

actress → mirror → Rome

Styled by Law Roach, she completely skipped jewelry, pulling her hair into a high ponytail and adding Jimmy Choo heels. asserted

she → style → heels

Kardashian was joined at the event by co-stars Sarah Paulson, Niecy Nash and Naomi Watts. asserted

Kardashian → join → stars

The appearance followed Saturday’s red carpet premiere at the Rome Film Festival, with the A-listers bringing some looks truly befitting of their on-screen characters as well. asserted

listers → follow → characters

While Kardashian chose head-to-toe leopard for the evening, slipping into a Saint Laurent Couture fall 1986 gown, her mom, Kris Jenner also stole the show. asserted

mom → choose → show

Jenner, for her part, wore Elizabeth Taylor’s Scorpion cape, confirming that she purchased the original at auction and lent the piece to her daughter for Season 2 of the Hulu show. asserted

she → wear → show

With the Ryan Murphy project airing November 4, we’re guaranteed to witness quite the menagerie of red carpet looks from Kardashian in the lead-up. asserted

we → air → up

Corsetry, polka dots and wild cutouts: Kim Kardashian’s latest ‘All’s Fair’ red carpet look has it all

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