Kim Kardashian Stuns on Christmas in a Silver Versace Dress With a Thigh Slit

Silver bells were definitely ringing for Kim Kardashian this Christmas. In a Twitter video posted on Dec. 24, the Skims mogul debuts the stunning silver Versace gown she wore for the holidays - sparkling from head to toe in an asymmetrical neckline with a folded shoulder detail, a body-contouring silhouette, and a tasteful leg slit that upped the holiday glamour even further. "We're back," Kardashian teases in the video, showing that she's returned to her dark hair after being blond for almost a year while also giving viewers a closer look at her glittery, almost chain-mail bodice.

The look, styled by Danielle Levi, included nude lace-up heels, a clean supermodel manicure, and a blinged-out ring to match the glitzy aesthetic. Fans also got a more candid glimpse of Kardashian's festive get-up on North West's joint TikTok account with her mom. In the high-energy TikTok, posted on Dec. 25, the camera pans to different members of the Kardashian family, starting with Kim herself, who stands looking model-esque in her gown before posing with a peace sign. North then joins her in a black sequined shirt and matching pants, before ending the video by dancing with her friend.

Per Kardashian's Instagram, while her gown was definitely show-stopping, it seems as though it was actually on theme for the family Christmas party. In a snap shared on Dec. 26, Kardashian stands alongside her mother and her sisters, each person in alternating shades of either red - which matches the Christmas decor in the background - or high-fashion neutrals. Joining Kardashian in more neutral territory was Kourtney Kardashian, who wore a white gown with a rose appliqué, and Kylie Jenner, who wore a black and beige custom Mugler gown. See Kardashian's shimmering silver gown stand out ahead.

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