While A-listers gathered in Venice for Lauren Sánchez and Jeff Bezos’s lavish wedding weekend, Kim Kardashian made sure every camera turned her way. She didn’t just show up—she delivered a curated fashion saga across the floating city, capped by a sultry, complex look that channeled femme fatale energy with a distinctly Venetian twist.The Skims founder stepped out in a sheer, deconstructed lingerie ensemble by Turkish designer Dilara Findikoglu, known for her gothic-meets-feminine silhouettes and cult-level status among celebrities who love fashion that whispers dark romance. The look was anything but expected: it featured a textured, woven bra and an exposed corset bodice with visible boning and lace-up details across the back. The skirt, sheer and cloud-like in the front, spilled into a dramatic train behind her—part shipwreck fantasy, part runway spectacle.
Kim styled the piece with a matching gauze cape, sheer nude stockings held in place by a garter belt, and pointy nude heels. Topping off the look? A bold diamond necklace from Lorraine Schwartz, the Kardashian-Jenners’ go-to jewelry designer and the source of much of the sparkle during their stay in Venice.
Though Kim wore standout looks throughout the trip—ranging from a snakeskin Versace dress to a vintage chocolate-brown sequined gown—this Findikoglu moment was her most editorial. It didn’t scream for attention; it lured you in. Her Instagram caption was brief but telling: “When in Venice.”
And this isn’t the first time Kardashian has embraced Dilara Findikoglu’s vision. The designer, who also created Kylie Jenner’s silver lace-up gown for the Bezos-Sánchez wedding itself, previously teamed up with Kylie for a capsule collection under her fashion line, Khy. With both sisters championing Findikoglu’s designs on such a high-profile weekend, it’s clear the designer is carving out a powerful niche in red-carpet dressing that blends sensuality, storytelling, and art.
In a city known for mystery, opulence, and masquerade, Kim Kardashian brought her own version of drama—modern, deconstructed, and unapologetically sensual. With Venice as her runway and Dilara Findikoglu as her armor, she didn’t just attend a wedding weekend. She rewrote the dress code.
