Kim Kardashian Styles a Gray Turtleneck Dress With Shield Sunglasses and Neon Boots

Kim Kardashian's latest appearance doubled down on her alien-Barbie style chapter. On Saturday, Aug. 27, the reality star attended a fundraiser hosted by This Is About Humanity, an organization cofounded by her friend Zoe Winkler Reinis, dedicated to raising awareness about separated and reunified families and children at the border. Kardashian made a minimalist entrance in a gray turtleneck maxi dress by Balenciaga. The ankle-length design boasted a semisheer front that exposed her bra, while the high-waist skirt was rendered in an opaque shade. Kardashian took things up a notch with her go-to shield sunglasses: a pair of chrome frames with black lenses. Consistent with the Barbie look, her platinum-blond hair cascaded past her lower back, and she forewent jewelry.

While she added a black leather clutch, the Skims founder introduced some color with her footwear: a pair of neon-green boots. Her styling mix brings to mind the silver ensemble she wore to Kendall Jenner's 818 tequila party on Aug. 18. The business mogul also embraced a high-neck silhouette then in a Balenciaga halter-neck catsuit finished with a crystal micro Hourglass Balenciaga bag and green knee-high suede boots from Yeezy. No matter the occasion, Kardashian remains committed to her new fashion era.

Kardashian posted about the fundraiser event on Instagram, writing, "Last night I loved celebrating one of my lifers @zoe.winkler.reinis I'm so proud of her and her heart. @thisisabouthumanity helps so many families and children at our borders. Be sure to check them out if u can ever help out 🤍"

Ahead, view more angles of her latest look, and catch glimpses of the night by way of her Instagram Story.

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