Fur and fuzz is out, and high tech fringe is in according to Kendall Jenner. Forgoing winter cliches, the model stepped out in Los Angeles last night in a cutting edge look that was an exercise in restraint\u2014all without bordering on the banal. Perhaps, put it on your holiday party dressing mood board. <\/p>\n
Attending a L’Or\u00e9al Paris event at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, Jenner slipped into a quietly festive Bottega Veneta dress. Instead of overtly holiday-themed colors, Jenner leaned into seasonal stylings through texture. Her dress featured sparkling snow white beads that created an iridescent fringe effect. The material appears to be recycled fiberglass, a technique that the Italian label\u2019s newly-minted creative director Louise Trotter employed throughout her debut collection. A version of the dress went down Trotter\u2019s runway with completely different styling. <\/p>\n
A hip-high leg slit added to the outfit\u2019s intrigue, balancing the minimalist, almost oversized cut of the bodice up top. Jenner finished off her look with a pair of twisted lady pumps in a cream color for a final touch of understated opulence. She wore her hair in a casual updo with face-framing pieces.<\/p>\n
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Jenner attended the event\u2014which celebrated the 20th anniversary of L’Or\u00e9al Paris\u2019s Women of Worth initiative\u2014with her mom, Kris Jenner. The Kardashian-Jenner matriarch had a more traditional take on holiday dressing, however, one that was rooted in classic glamour (and straight from her very own archive). She wore a vintage dark red Valentino dress that she wore for a 1980s date night with her then-husband, Robert Kardashian<\/a>. Kris completed the vintage design, which featured a bow detail at the waist, with a tailored tuxedo jacket and a silver evening bag by Judith Leiber.<\/p>\n Dressing for the holiday party season presents its own set of pitfalls, but last night, the Jenners navigated them with ease\u2014and each in her own distinct way.<\/p>\n