Kim Kardashian Celebrates 45 in Dior at ‘All’s Fair’ Paris Premiere

Kim Kardashian celebrated her 45th birthday in Paris on Tuesday, attending the premiere of Disney+’s
“All’s Fair” in an archival piece from Dior’s spring 2000 collection. The look marked a new venture into early-2000s fashion history for Kardashian, who has increasingly leaned toward vintage references throughout her current press tour for the Ryan Murphy-created legal drama.

Kardashian’s dress was a floor-length evening gown in an icy blue-green satin fabric with a subtle floral pattern. The dress featured a deep V-neckline, off-the-shoulder sleeves and a fitted silhouette. The gown, designed by John Galliano, was styled by Danielle Levi for the occasion. Kardashian balanced the archival piece with minimal accessories and neutral makeup, opting for a slick bun and diamond earrings.

The Paris premiere marked a continuation of the global rollout for “All’s Fair,” following earlier events in Los Angeles and London. Kardashian stars as Allura Grant, a high-profile divorce lawyer leading an all-female law firm. Other members of the cast also brought dramatic fashion to the event, including her mom, Kris Jenner.

Sarah Paulson embraced power dressing with a daring twist, wearing a semi-sheer white suit from Schiaparelli’s spring 2026 ready-to-wear collection. The actress was styled by Karla Welch.

Like Paulson, Teyana Taylor also chose a look from Schiaparelli’s spring 2026 ready-to-wear collection. In her case, Taylor went for gold in a metallic body-con dress, paired with Rainbow K jewelry.

Naomi Watts also went sheer in a daring look from Valentino’s spring 2025 couture collection, which featured a voluminous skirt with a lacy top. She was styled by Jeanann Williams.

Niecy Nash, styled by duo Wayman and Micah, opted for an edgy leather dress with a dramatic hat created by Porsche Cooper.

Ryan Murphy’s “All’s Fair” premieres on Nov. 4 on Hulu in the U.S. and on Disney+ internationally. The legal drama follows a team of female divorce lawyers who break away from their male-dominated firm to start their own high-profile practice, navigating scandalous cases, power dynamics and shifting personal alliances. The series marks Kardashian’s first leading scripted television role since “American Horror Story: Delicate.”