Kim Kardashian knows how to keep all eyes on her, whether she is attending the Met Gala in New York City or climbing the Great Wall in China. For the latter, she opted for an archival YSL by Tom Ford dress from the House’s Fall/Winter 2004 collection. The floor-length gown featured an Asian-inspired dragon and cloud tapestry print.

Set against a dark backdrop, the pattern featured swirling motifs in muted yellow, cream, soft blush, and muted teal. The halter neck fastened closely around the neck with contrasting piping. The relaxed blouson bodice gathered above the waist. It transitioned into a skin-tight column skirt that showcased her signature hourglass silhouette.

Light-colored contrast stitching and vertical piping ran along the side seams and geometric paneling, drawing the eye down the length of the dress before it slightly flared out near the floor into a trumpet-style hem. Further, the back of the gown featured a low-cut, backless design. It left her upper back bare while maintaining a sleek, uninterrupted line through the hips.

Kardashian kept her accessories minimal to maintain the focus on her traditional dress. She paired the vintage piece with flat shoes to keep the climb comfortable. Further, her long, black hair was styled in a half-up style, with a high bun and two long, pin-straight tendrils framing her face. She shielded her eyes with oversized, rimless black sunglasses that wrapped around her face.

Kris Jenner wore a dark blue dress with a red floral print and a slit in the skirt. Meanwhile, Khloe Kardashian sported a black midi dress with a high slit. Kardashian family kids also went on the trip, dressed in outfits inspired by traditional Chinese fashion.