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When it comes to Kim Kardashian<\/a>\u2019s style, the star has proven somewhat of a vintage connoisseur. Over the years, she has grown a collection full of \u201990s archives and rare Herm\u00e8s Birkins alike, stepping out in museum-worthy pieces that would have any fashion historian drooling. From Thierry Mugler\u2019s iconic sculptural minidress<\/a> (1996) to Carmen Electra\u2019s 1998 MTV Awards gown by Stephen Sprouse, she\u2019s worn it all.<\/p>\n Most notable, perhaps, was her controversial 2022 Met Gala look<\/a>, for which she borrowed Marilyn Monroe<\/a>\u2019s famous \u201cHappy Birthday, Mr. President\u201d gown\u2014a 1962 dress designed by Bob Mackie<\/a> under Jean Louis and later sold to Ripley’s Believe It or Not!<\/em> for nearly $5 million in 2016. And if that wasn\u2019t enough, she recently admitted she picked a fight with Kris Jenner<\/a> over a highly coveted Jean Paul Gaultier-designed Birkin bag, which her mother bought Kylie Jenner for her birthday.<\/p>\n While doing press for her forthcoming film, Ryan Murphy<\/a>\u2019s legal drama All\u2019s Fair<\/a><\/em>, Kardashian continued her reign as queen of the archives, stepping back into the \u201990s once more. For the occasion, she pulled a look from one of the industry\u2019s most renowned collections\u2014John Galliano<\/a>\u2019s Autumn\/Winter 1995. Considered the designer\u2019s final show as a newcomer, it was presented in a Paris warehouse mere months before he was named Creative Director of Givenchy<\/a>. In the look Kardashian wore, a long silk skirt was paired with a statement blazer, adorned with poodle-style cuffs on each sleeve and matching ruffled embellishments climbing up the shoulder and around the neck like a scarf.<\/p>\n Styled by Soki Mak<\/a>, Kardashian paired the runway look with a glossy updo by Igor Rosales-Jackson<\/a>, thick brows, and extra long lashes.<\/p>\n You Might Also Like<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n