Kim Kardashian Wows in a Pixelated Top & Leggings at the Louis Vuitton Show

Kim Kardashian is in Paris for Mens Fashion Week in one of her most noteworthy looks yet. She attended the Louis Vuitton Menswear Spring 2024 show wearing a sports bra and leggings — but it's her pixelated print that really grabbed our attention. The checkered pattern almost felt like an optical illusion straight out of Minecraft, with gradient color ranging from green to dark gray. A mix of camouflage and Vuitton's signature "LV Damier" print, the pattern covered Kardashian's bra, leggings, and her matching fanny pack. She completed her look with an oversized textured coat and PVC-strap sandals.

Held on the Pont Neuf, the oldest bridge in Paris, the Louis Vuitton Mens Spring 2024 show was full of star power, with Zendaya, Rihanna, ASAP Rocky, Beyoncé, and Jay Z also in attendance. The A-list crew came out to support Pharrell Williams, who was recently named as the creative director of Louis Vuitton's menswear line, following the untimely passing of Virgil Abloh. Though Williams has fielded a lot of criticism about his appointment, with many arguing that he doesn't have enough design education or experience to qualify for the job, he believes his perceived outsider status gives him an edge. "I am a creative designer from the perspective of the consumer," he told The New York Times. "I didn't go to Central Saint Martins. But I definitely went in the stores and purchased, and I know what I like."

For his introductory campaign, Williams dropped an image of none other than Rihanna — his longtime collaborator and friend — dressed in an oversize pixelated-print, button-down shirt with her baby bump on full display. In the photo shoot, she clutches the famed Louis Vuitton Speedy bags in multiple colorways: primary hues of red, yellow, green, and blue. "LOUIS VUITTON MEN Spring-Summer 2024," Pharrell captioned the photo, which garnered several positive comments from fans and supporters.

In addition to that memorable print, dubbed "Damoflage," Williams showed a cohesive collection of structured suiting, leather bomber jackets, sweeping duster coats, denim sets, and relaxed separates. Like Abloh before him, he presented accessories with a clear point-of-view and plenty of viral potential, including primary-colored handbags, shearling slippers, and goggle-inspired sunglasses. He also introduced a "LVers" motif, a play on the classic Louis Vuitton logo and his hometown of Virginia, recalling the state's famed slogan "Virginia is for lovers."

Keep scrolling for a look at Pharrell Williams's debut collection as well as Kim Kardashian's outfit and more front-row fashion.