Kim Kardashian Gives a Familiar Alaïa Pink Dress Another Moment
In case you’ve forgotten, Kim Kardashian is now a Formula 1 WAG, thanks to her relationship with Ferrari F1 driver Lewis Hamilton. However, she hasn’t been seen at a race since the Monaco Grand Prix, which she attended with her sister Khloé.
Kim returned to the paddock on Saturday for the Singapore Grand Prix at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, accompanied by her friends Stephanie Suganami and Kristen Noel Crawley.
I’m not sure whether she’s still working with Law Roach, as he hasn’t claimed responsibility for this Alaïa Spring 2024 pink halterneck dress. But if he is, this would mark the second time he’s dressed her in a look we’ve already seen on someone else.
The first was the vintage Yves Saint Laurent dress she wore to the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art opening night, previously worn by Céline Dion and later by Gong Li. This Alaïa dress has an even longer celebrity history.
Greta Lee wore it to the Virtuosos Awards in February 2024, followed by Rosie Huntington-Whiteley at Victoria Beckham’s 50th birthday party that April. More recently, Kim’s own sister Khloé Kardashian wore the same design to Kendall Jenner’s 30th birthday celebration in November 2025. Perhaps Kim borrowed it from Khloé, because if you have sisters, sharing clothes is practically a family tradition.
And I’m sure there are several other outings I’ve missed, considering how popular this dress has been.
Either way, this is very much a Kim Kardashian dress. The high neckline might suggest modesty, but the sheer fabric, visible bodysuit and body-skimming silhouette tell a completely different story. It’s provocative, unapologetically so, and entirely consistent with her preference for revealing designs.
Kim accessorised with a pink crocodile Hermès Birkin bag decorated with Chrome Hearts chains and charms.
At this rate, I’m starting to wonder whether Kim is entering her Who Wore It Better? era, because her recent wardrobe seems to come with an increasingly long list of previous owners.
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