Kim Kardashian channeled sultry sophistication in an iconic archival Gucci by Tom Ford Fall/Winter 2004 dress. Crafted from a slinky, fluid white jersey fabric, it glided over her body easily before draping down to a sweeping floor-length hemline. Designed with sleek long sleeves, the top featured an impossibly deep, plunging V-neckline that extended down to the midsection.

At the center waist, the fabric gathered into a statement metallic hardware buckle that pulled the torso together while framing a side cutout that accentuated her waist. The slinky skirt fell smoothly from the gathered buckle down to the floor, creating a stark, sculpted column silhouette that highlighted her hourglass figure with effortless elegance.

The SKIMS founder maintained the focus entirely on the garment’s dramatic lines and archival significance. The rest of her styling was simple and pared back. She wore her long, black hair parted down the middle in loose waves cascading past her shoulders. Meanwhile, her clean manicure complemented the pure, optic white hue of the dress. She also posed barefoot in the selfie and did not appear to have any makeup on.

In the fifth slide, Kardashian wore a vibrant yellow strapless minidress. The dress was completely drenched in shimmering mini sequins that caught and reflected the light from every angle. Its corset-like bodice featured a simple, straight-across neckline and boning details that cinched the waist before hugging her hips into a sculpted, form-fitting silhouette that ended mid-thigh.

She then paired the outfit with statement gold gladiator heel sandals, featuring thin, metallic straps that wrapped up her calves.