Kylie Jenner turned heads at Paris Fashion Week on Monday when she arrived front-row at Miu Miu’s Spring/Summer 2026 show in a slinky, figure-hugging black lace midi that put her signature hourglass silhouette on full display — a look that mixed old-Hollywood sexiness with a dollop of Miu Miu quirk. (Marie Claire; Sports Illustrated’s lifestyle site). Marie Claire+1

The dress itself was an illusion-lace number with a nude lining and delicate floral appliqués; it featured a plunging neckline and spaghetti straps — one or two of which slipped free as she posed, giving the outfit a deliberately lived-in, slightly undone glamour that photographers loved. Kylie finished the look with python pumps, gray socks pulled up over her ankles (a Miu Miu front-row trademark), and a shiny patent-leather Solitaire top-handle bag straight from the house’s runway collection. (Marie Claire; Yahoo! Entertainment). Marie Claire+1

Street-style and celebrity pages were quick to post the photographs and reaction: some fans praised the throwback sensuality and how the delicate lace balanced her on-point curves, while tabloids and gossip sites highlighted the little details — the exposed bra strap, the socks-with-stilettos pairing, and the glinting gold jewelry — that turned a single front-row appearance into a mini-fashion moment. (Page Six; TMZ). pagesix.com+1

What made the look feel particularly on-brand was how it nodded to Miu Miu’s recent runway language: romantic, slightly retro silhouettes given an offbeat twist (hello, socks with heels), and the house’s ongoing play with “daytime glamour” — a theme critics say dominated several shows at this season’s Paris shows. Kylie’s choice to pair an ultra-feminine lace dress with sporty socks and chunky python pumps was a tidy, contemporary illustration of that mood. (Washington Post; Marie Claire). The Washington Post+1

Kylie’s Paris appearances this season have been varied — she supported sister Kendall at earlier shows and then made this statement entrance for Miu Miu — underscoring that she’s as much a fashion-week spectator and brand partner as ever. Photographers captured her arriving, posing and taking notes like any serious front-row guest; fashion-week veterans point out that these curated appearances are part of a broader mix of promotion, friendship, and platforming that celebrities bring to runway premieres. (E! Online; Instagram posts from the shows). E! Online+1

Bottom line: Kylie’s Miu Miu look married sex appeal and playfulness — a sheer, hugging lace dress that celebrated her silhouette, accessorised with socks-and-stilettos eccentricity and a runway bag — and the result fed both red-carpet photographers and fast-moving social chatter about who’s defining the front-row trends this season. (Marie Claire; Sports Illustrated lifestyle). Marie Claire+1