"Kim Kardashian isn't immune to holiday cheer. Quite the opposite. Her entire clan is famed for throwing the most elaborate Christmas parties; she turns it up for her SKIMS holiday campaigns; and early this month, she posted photos of her decor, which included an entire hallway of snow-covered trees. The one place her Christmas spirit doesn't seem to extend to? Her wardrobe."
"Posing against lit-up trees and tinsel-covered walls, Kardashian stood out in her all-black number. She wore a little black dress with long sleeves and a plunging wrap-style torso that barely offered coverage to her décolletage. It featured cutouts on either side of her waist and a massive gold buckle detail with pearls. The lower half was more nondescript, with its stretchy figure-hugging maxi."
"Even when Kardashian was playing Santa for her KIMSMAS vlog, she opted for wintry whites instead of Saint Nick's vivid crimsons. In one layout, she wore an ivory catsuit with a fur-trimmed hoodie and sleeves, which she paired with matching fuzzy earmuffs. In another scene, the All's Fair actor changed into a second fur-trimmed piece, albeit much spicier. She wore a sleeveless micro mini with a cleavage-baring plunge and bows tacked onto her straps and V-neck."
Kim Kardashian embraces holiday settings while favoring neutral, glamorous wardrobe choices rather than traditional festive colors. Her family hosts elaborate Christmas parties and she staged SKIMS holiday campaigns and posted decor including a hallway of snow-covered trees. At a Christmas party with Paris Hilton she wore an all-black ensemble: a long-sleeve little black dress with a plunging wrap-style torso, waist cutouts, a massive gold buckle with pearls, and a sheer lace brassiere, paired with a floor-length fur coat, pointed-toe pumps, and a half-up hairstyle with a sleek leather hairband. For her KIMSMAS vlog she chose wintry-white looks, including an ivory fur-trimmed catsuit with earmuffs and a sleeveless fur-trimmed micro mini with a cleavage-baring plunge and bows.
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