Kim Kardashian Goes Back to the Future at New York Fashion Week

Great, Now That Damn Huey Lewis Song “Back in Time” Is Stuck In Our Head

Watching Kim Kardashian’s make-over from Paris Hilton hoochie wannabe to fashionista-in-the-making has been way more entertaining than any of the scripted drama on her reality show, Keeping Up With the Kardashians (they cancel Living Lohan, yet this show is still on the air?  It’s a travesty!)

Kim made a pit stop in her style transformation to park her Delorean at the Y-3 fashion show in a space age jacket with some wickedly aggressive shoulder pads by Maison Martin Margiela that are as sharp as Alexis Morrell Carrington Colby Dexter Rowan’s rapier tongue (a character from 80s show Dynasty, darn all you Gen-Y kids), black leggings and matching heels, like these by Cesare Paciotti.  She further indulges her futuristic fashionista with a pair of C3PO gold press-on nails.

Clearly, the reality star is bucking for one-name status instead of the usual eye roll and smirk that mentioning her name brings.  Hmm, dramatic skank make-under, E! red carpet reporting . . . yep, all the signs are there. A solo project is definitely in the making.  Kourtney and the other sister, what’s her face, will undoubtedly have a staged fit, complete with goppy, runny mascara.  We are trying not to freak out that Kim’s upgrade is coincidentally timed with the announcement that MTV’s House of Style is making a comeback.  They wouldn’t . . . would they?

And who would have thought Kim would ever have something in common with style icon Sarah Jessica Parker, who’s been snapped lately in Margiela’s tabi boots that make her feet look like hooves?  Ugh, just writing that sentence makes us vaguely nauseous.

By ShoeMinx Fashionista Paige Muller


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