Following a lineup of meticulously curated Halloween costumes [1], Kylie Jenner [2] transformed into the Tin Man to promote Kylie Cosmetics's "The Wizard of Oz" collection [3], which launched on Nov. 10. The 25-year-old beauty mogul worked with her stylists Alexandra Rose Grandquist [4] and Mackenzie Grandquist [5] to source a custom outfit made of metal from Hollywood-famous artist Laurel DeWitt [6].
DeWitt designed a halter-style cutout corset dress that rose high on the hips to reveal thigh cuffs and armor-like shin guards. The look was finished with opera-length gloves in the same material alongside silver pointed-toe mules and delicate miniature hoop earrings. Jenner's makeup artist swiped on thick, shimmering eye shadow and drew on a heavily lined lip. Finally, the makeup mogul's hair was pulled back into a tight chignon.
Jenner posed for photos taken by Greg Swales [7] and posted them on the Kylie Cosmetics [8] Instagram page, showing her casually splayed out on a pile of yellow bricks. Of course, it was her outfit that made the most dramatic statement of all.
Jenner is embracing an edgier aesthetic as of late, ranging from a sheer floral blouse [9] and leather corset dress from Prabal Gurung to an undone cardigan [10] styled with denim. At the 2022 CFDA Awards in New York City on Monday, Nov. 7, the reality TV star wowed in a vintage Thierry Mugler gown from the 1999 archives.
Ahead, scope out Jenner's key pieces for her latest stint on set.
Laurel DeWitt's Designs
Known as "The Queen of Chain & Metal," DeWitt's site boasts an entire collection of metal apparel [12], including this Olenna Armor Bustier [13] ($5,000), which has similar design details to Jenner's custom look.
FSJ Silver Metallic Mirror Leather Pointy Toe Mule Heels
FSJ Silver Metallic Mirror Leather Pointy Toe Mule Heels [14] ($90)
J.Crew Colette Mule Heels in Italian Specchio Leather
J.Crew Colette Mule Heels in Italian Specchio Leather [15] ($248)
Sergio Rossi Godiva 95mm Metallic Leather Mules
Sergio Rossi Godiva 95mm Metallic Leather Mules [16] ($750)