Kylie Jenner, the billionaire sensation, made a stunning appearance at the Jean Paul Gaultier show during Paris Fashion Week, opting for a more pared-back look and a high-fashion corset gown.
The 26-year-old reality TV personality, known for bold statements and body-hugging ensembles, showcased a minimalist approach to glamour in a corseted mini dress with flowing champagne tulle layered over the top. With classic makeup and a softly curled updo, Kylie looked worlds away from her previous styles.
This fashion transformation comes after Kylie went public with her Hollywood actor boyfriend, Timothy Shalom, at the Golden Globes, where they put on a public display of affection. The couple, now nine months into their steamy romance, has been making headlines for their chemistry. During the Golden Globes, witnesses noted their intimate connection, with legs intertwined and shared kisses. Lip readers even claimed they exchanged "I love you" during the event.
The couple's journey began in April last year when they first ignited rumors of a romance at Paris Fashion Week. By September, they went public with their relationship at New York Fashion Week. According to sources, the couple is madly in love, and Timothy has even met Kylie's two children, Stormi and Air, whom she shares with ex-boyfriend Travis Scott. While Kylie is cautious about revealing details to the kids, her family, especially Kris Jenner, is reportedly a fan of Timothy and hopes the relationship lasts.
Timothy's charm has earned him an invitation to the Kardashians' famous Christmas party, highlighting the positive reception within Kylie's inner circle. Sources affirm that everyone likes Timothy, appreciating his humor, sweetness, and strong connection with Kylie. Despite their busy schedules, the couple makes time for each other, bonding over mutual friends, shared music tastes, and a similar sense of humor. Their relationship started slowly but has evolved into a more serious commitment, with a strong physical attraction and a deeper emotional connection.
