Khloe Kardashian Turns Heads in Vintage D&G at The Ivy, LA

Let’s start with the centerpiece: a 2002 Dolce & Gabbana floral bustier midi dress. Not a reinterpretation. The real thing. The kind of archival piece that speaks in whispers—of Sicilian summers, of corseted femininity, of fashion before fast fashion. The bustier structure hugs and lifts, while the floral print—roses, mostly—cascades like a fresco. It’s romantic, yes. But also sculptural. A dress that knows its angles.

Then there’s the Hermes Kelly bag. Pink. Structured. Almost defiant against the softness of the dress. It’s the kind of accessory that says, “I know exactly what I’m doing.” The Kelly isn’t just a bag—it’s a legacy. And in this shade? It’s a wink. A contradiction. A power move.

Her shoes? Transparent heels. Barely there. A modern ghost of footwear. They elongate, they disappear, they let the dress and bag do the talking. Smart styling. Minimal interference.