Kim Kardashian’s first look of 2026 leaned into winter textures. On New Year’s Day, the reality star, who celebrated in Aspen, was snapped leaving a Prada store in a statement-making fur and leather outfit.
The businesswoman brought the drama in a floor-sweeping brown vintage Roberto Cavalli fur jacket lined with the label’s hallmark leopard motif. Recently selling for $5,245 on luxury resale site Vestiaire Collective, the coat hailed from the fashion house’s fall 2000 collection.
Kim Kardashian played with texture on New Year’s Day in Aspen.
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For her shopping spree, the fashion and beauty mogul layered the vintage outerwear over a taupe corset rendered in crushed velvet. On the bottom, Kardashian added even more texture to the look, opting for burgundy leather pants with laces down the front, plucked from Roberto Cavalli’s spring 2024 line.
Kardashian has forged a close relationship with Roberto Cavalli over the years. In 2015, she attended the Met Gala in a white beaded gown with a feather train, designed by Peter Dundas, the brand’s former creative director. More recently, she joined forces with the esteemed Italian designer over the summer for a collaboration with her fashion brand Skims. Together, they dropped a swimwear collection featuring three archival Roberto Cavalli prints.
The reality star sported a vintage fur jacket from Roberto Cavalli’s fall 2000 collection.
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On the accessories front, a plush fur scarf introduced another layer of visual intrigue to the texture-heavy look. For footwear, the mother of four went with a pair of brown leather boots. Kardashian styled her long brunette hair in a sleek, straight look. Meanwhile, the A-lister opted for her signature bombshell makeup.
Kardashian joined a crop of celebrities who decamped to Aspen to ring in the new year. She made an appearance at Kate Hudson’s New Year’s Eve bash, which was also attended by Bella Hadid, Brooks Nader, Rachel Zoe and Kyle Richards.
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