Kim Kardashian is full of fashion surprises, and did not disappoint when she stepped out for the This is About Humanity nonprofit fundraiser in Los Angeles, rocking a see-through body con gown that showed off her famous curves.
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The Kardashians star teamed the sheer, figure-hugging Balenciaga maxi dress with a black box clutch, neon green shoes and movie star sunglasses.
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Newly-single Kim recently split from former SNL star boyfriend Pete Davidson - and she also seems to be ready for something new when it comes to her looks. Kim made a subtle but noticeable change in her blonde hair style that Millennials will love: a side part.
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Kim decided to leave behind her Gen Z approved center part, switching it up for a – gasp! – side-parted sleek and straight hair style. With JLo and Ben Affleck reunited and the Y2K fashion comeback, we think this could be the harbinger of a whole new 2000s trend.
Kim rocked the figure-hugging body con maxi dress as she stepped out for a Los Angeles fundraiser
“Side part swag,” commented celebrity hairstylist Chris Appleton, while BFF Paris Hilton simply posted a heart-eyes emoji.
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Of course the gathering wasn’t about fashion, but shining a light on important issues that Kim is throwing her support behind via the TIAH non-profit, which aims to raise awareness about separated families at the US-Mexico border.
Kim was spotted chatting with Happy Days star Henry Winkler, father of This is About Humanity's co-founder Zoe Winkler Reinis
“Last night I loved celebrating one of my lifers @zoe.winkler.reinis I’m so proud of her and her heart," wrote Kim, who has passed the California 'Baby Bar' and is on her way to becoming a lawyer. "@thisisabouthumanity helps so many families and children at our borders. Be sure to check them out if u can ever help out,” Kim wrote alongside an Instagram post about the event.
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