Kardashian, who attended the “Academy Museum Gala” held in Los Angeles on Sunday, appeared on the red carpet wearing a mask covering her entire face. “I couldn’t see at all,” she said with a smile. “It’s Margiela Couture, made by designer Glenn Martens.”
Kardashian said, “I urgently brought in Mario, my favorite makeup artist in New York,” adding, “It’s almost an improvised style, so Mario wouldn’t have liked it very much.”
She explained that she had “perfect hair and makeup” underneath her mask. “I was going to take it off when I entered the venue. The design was similar to my underwear brand, SKIMS, and it caught my eye. I thought, “This is so SKIMS.” What does he mean by SKIMS? After all, his mask is her own way of “making more stories by not showing them.” In a nutshell, the boldest unexposed fashion chosen by the Queen of Disclosure.
She also mentioned the $32 “fake fur mini-string underwear,” a limited edition product of the Skims that drew attention recently. “Someone said, ‘I wish there was fur underneath,’ during the shoot, so I thought maybe I could just put it on my underwear. It was made for fun, but I didn’t expect it to sell out in minutes.”
It is not known whether she removed her mask during dinner. Meanwhile, Penelope Cruz, Bruce Springsteen, and Bowen Yang were chosen as the winners of this year’s Academy Museum Gala. The event, sponsored by Rolex, was held to raise funds for the museum’s exhibition, screening, and educational programs.
SALLY LEE
US ASIA JOURNAL
