Kylie Jenner raided her sister’s archives for a wedding weekend in the South of France.
The 29-year-old Kylie Cosmetics founder documented her St. Tropez packing process in a YouTube video posted Monday, trying on three vintage designer options before settling on a Roberto Cavalli halter dress for the actual celebration. One discarded contender had already made a major appearance on Kim Kardashian, 47, six years earlier.
The bright yellow satin two-piece set came from Gianni Versace’s spring/summer 1995 runway. It features a corseted bodice and a skirt with a dramatic thigh-high slit. Kardashian wore the archival look in May 2018, shortly after stepping onto the Met Gala red carpet in a gold sequined Versace gown.
“Ok guys, this looks a little crazy right now,” Jenner laughed on YouTube, panning across racks of clothing and accessories spread across the floor.
Fans on X quickly posted side-by-side comparisons of the sisters in the identical yellow ensemble. One user wrote, “you can’t outdo the doer.” Another echoed the curiosity many felt: “I wonder if Kim gave her this.”
The Versace piece was not Jenner’s only vintage option. She also tried on a floral Chloé by Stella McCartney dress from spring/summer 1998, distinguished by a front bow and midi hemline. That look too was set aside.
Jenner’s ultimate selection was a yellow satin printed vintage Roberto Cavalli piece with a low neckline, corset waist and halter strap. The choice continued her recent pattern of mining fashion history for headline-grabbing moments.
The beauty mogul has developed a particular appetite for vintage Versace. She arrived at the 2026 Critics’ Choice Awards in a chainmail dress from the house’s fall/winter 1996 collection, then wore a similar silver metal mesh look to the 2025 Golden Globes.
Wedding guest dressing has become something of a specialty. Jenner generated significant attention at former best friend Jordyn Woods’ nuptials, wearing a black cutout dress adapted from a Roberto Cavalli spring 2004 design that revealed substantial skin.
The St. Tropez video offered a rare glimpse into Jenner’s decision-making process, with discarded options sometimes generating as much conversation as the final choice. The Versace loan from Kardashian’s closet highlighted the sisters’ shared fashion vocabulary and the circular life of archival pieces among the family’s inner circle.
Kardashian has long championed the Versace archive, making the 1995 yellow set a natural fit for her post-Met Gala rotation in 2018. The Skims founder’s relationship with the house extends across multiple red carpets and campaigns.
Jenner’s own vintage streak shows no signs of slowing, with each appearance prompting renewed interest in the original runway collections. The YouTube packing video added a behind-the-scenes dimension, letting viewers watch as contemporary celebrity dressing collides with fashion history.
