Kris Jenner’s Fashion Evolution: From the ‘KUWTK’ Premiere to Present Day 

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Kris Jenner’s Fashion Evolution: From the ‘KUWTK’ Premiere to Present Day 

Cool mom alert! Kris Jenner isn’t just the ultimate momager and business mogul, she also has an uber-fabulous sense of style.

But, just like Kim Kardashian has graduated from animal-print outfits to monochromatic looks and Kylie Jenner has traded in her skinny jeans for skin-tight dresses, Kris has had a fashion evolution of her own.

While she’s gravitated toward couture creations and sleek silhouettes over the years, the 66-year-old reality star has ensured that an all-black ensemble is a constant in her closet. 

At the Keeping Up With the Kardashians premiere party in Los Angeles circa 2007, Jenner killed it in a loose-fit black cocktail dress with sequin details along the hemline, sleeves and neckline. However, as the years went on, she began to adjust this trendy look in favor of something more classically tailored. Alas, the dark hue remained. 

That in mind, the star’s sense of style is anything but boring. She’s always accessorizing her looks to a T, adding jewels, funky shoes and fabulous handbags to her looks. The producer also is a big fan of playing with textures and shapes, rocking a sheer Zuhair Murad dress to the Angel Ball in 2016, a satin tuxedo to the Los Angeles Ballet Gala in 2020 and a Tom Ford, Alexander McQueen and Tommy Hilfiger layered look to the 2021 Met Gala. 

So, where does she get her inspo? During a Vogue Forces of Fashion panel in 2018, Jenner said that her attitude towards fashion comes from her mom, Mary Jo. “She will never walk out of the house not done from head to toe,” Kris said. “She taught me to always put my best foot forward and always look your best. In her generation that’s what women did; in the ’50s everyone dressed like Jackie O. It was so fabulous.”

Now, self-expression is something she’d like to inspire in others. “I just want to pass that down to women everywhere and remind them that we’re here because fashion is exciting, and it’s expression and fun, but I think that it makes you feel better. If you look better and doll yourself up a little bit, it helps. I have a better day if I’m trying to feel my best from the inside out.”

From the time she was just starting out in the spotlight to her years of full-blown stardom, keep scrolling to see how Kris’ sense of style has changed through the years. 

Credit: Sipa/Shutterstock; Evan Agostini/Invision/AP/Shutterstock

Kris Jenner’s Fashion Evolution: From the ‘KUWTK’ Premiere to Present Day 

Cool mom alert! Kris Jenner isn’t just the ultimate momager and business mogul, she also has an uber-fabulous sense of style.

But, just like Kim Kardashian has graduated from animal-print outfits to monochromatic looks and Kylie Jenner has traded in her skinny jeans for skin-tight dresses, Kris has had a fashion evolution of her own.

While she’s gravitated toward couture creations and sleek silhouettes over the years, the 66-year-old reality star has ensured that an all-black ensemble is a constant in her closet. 

At the Keeping Up With the Kardashians premiere party in Los Angeles circa 2007, Jenner killed it in a loose-fit black cocktail dress with sequin details along the hemline, sleeves and neckline. However, as the years went on, she began to adjust this trendy look in favor of something more classically tailored. Alas, the dark hue remained. 

That in mind, the star’s sense of style is anything but boring. She’s always accessorizing her looks to a T, adding jewels, funky shoes and fabulous handbags to her looks. The producer also is a big fan of playing with textures and shapes, rocking a sheer Zuhair Murad dress to the Angel Ball in 2016, a satin tuxedo to the Los Angeles Ballet Gala in 2020 and a Tom Ford, Alexander McQueen and Tommy Hilfiger layered look to the 2021 Met Gala. 

So, where does she get her inspo? During a Vogue Forces of Fashion panel in 2018, Jenner said that her attitude towards fashion comes from her mom, Mary Jo. “She will never walk out of the house not done from head to toe,” Kris said. “She taught me to always put my best foot forward and always look your best. In her generation that’s what women did; in the ’50s everyone dressed like Jackie O. It was so fabulous.”

Now, self-expression is something she’d like to inspire in others. “I just want to pass that down to women everywhere and remind them that we’re here because fashion is exciting, and it’s expression and fun, but I think that it makes you feel better. If you look better and doll yourself up a little bit, it helps. I have a better day if I’m trying to feel my best from the inside out.”

From the time she was just starting out in the spotlight to her years of full-blown stardom, keep scrolling to see how Kris’ sense of style has changed through the years. 

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2005

The Kardashian-Jenner's sure do love a hot animal print! The matriarch attended the 7th Annual Design Cure Benefit Fashion Show in a silk slip dress with a spiky 'do and statement drop earrings.  

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2007

During the Keeping Up With the Kardashians premiere party, Jenner stunned in a loose-fit black cocktail dress with sequin trim along the hem, sleeves and collar.  

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2008

For daughter Khloé's PETA billboard unveiling, the momager kept it business casual in a pair of bootcut jeans with a white button-up and pinstriped blazer. 

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2009

You can never go wrong in all black! At Lamar Odom's Rich Soil launch at Kitson, the reality star wore a black minidress with gold beaded details underneath a sleek jacket. 

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2010

Simply stunning! The manager attended the unmasking of the Lynda and Stewart Resnick Exhibition Pavilion Opening Gal in a formfitting, long-sleeve ballgown. 

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2011

At TAO's New Year's Eve party in Las Vegas, Jenner kept it playfully chic in a black tux, which she even topped off with a bow tie! 

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2012

For the Scandalous play's opening night on Broadway, the personality changed things up in a bright white wrap coat while carrying a matching clutch. 

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2013

Jenner wore a black-and-white tweed coat over a pleated number for the Hollywood Reporter Women in Entertainment Breakfast. 

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2014

Sexy and stylish! While out and about in L.A., the KUWTK star looked elegant in a furry black coat with black tights and leather boots.

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2015

Not your mother's pearls. The personality turned heads at the The Hollywood Reporter’s Women in Entertainment Breakfast wearing a little black dress designed by Anna K with a netted overlay and pearl embellishments. 

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2016

Spicing up the typical black ballgown, the mom stunned in a Zuhair Murad gown with sheer cutouts. 

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2017

What's not to love about a cape coat?! For The Disaster Artist Centerpiece Gala, Jenner wore a dark cape with over-the-knee boots and gloves to match. 

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2018

We have another white outfit winner! Looking super sleek, the Kardashian-Jenner matriarch dazzled in a perfectly tailored white Chanel suit at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. 

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2019

The perfect tux. At the WSJ Magazine Innovator Awards, the manager rocked a sharp Burberry tuxedo, which she accessorized with pumps, a clutch and drop earrings. 

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2020

In a look nearly identical to one from the year before, the reality star attended the Los Angeles Ballet Gala. She changed it up a bit, pairing the suit with a white shirt and undone bow tie for added appeal. 

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2021

Wow! Jenner turned heads in yet another all-black ensemble comprising a tuxedo with a long train by Tom Ford and McQueen, accessorized with pointed-top pumps and a Judith Leiber clutch.