No word if she has a motorcycle to match.
Balenciaga streak. Seen in New York City on 20 September, the social media star stepped out in a black Balenciaga turtleneck dress – a modest choice for the Skims founder. She topped the all-black look off with a pair of oversized shades and a peculiar bag: a motorcycle helmet carryall also created by the French house. Fans of the brand will note that this is not a recent piece by Balenciaga, but instead comes from the spring/summer 2018 collection.
This isn’t the only biker-inspired accessory that Kardashian has worn. In July, she sported a helmet to the autumn/winter 2022 Balenciaga haute couture dinner, fresh from the runway. . The-esque headpiece was created in collaboration with Mercedes-AMG F1 Applied Science and retails for $6,000 . As for this helmet bag, it is far less severe than the extreme headwear she wore this past summer. Instead, it adds just the right amount of outré appeal to Kardashian’s pared-back ensemble.
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