Kim Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton just took their relationship to its biggest public stage yet. The couple attended the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art’s opening night gala in Los Angeles, where they posed together for photos and coordinated their looks for the first time at a major event.
Kardashian, 45, wore a vintage Saint Laurent gown by Tom Ford. This dress is from the fall 2004 collection. Law Roach styled her, marking his first time working with her. The black sequin dress featured a keyhole cutout and gold and pink floral detailing, paired with Oscar Heyman earrings and a Zydo ring. Hamilton, 41, matched her in a custom Saint Laurent suit by Anthony Vaccarello, wearing a diamond necklace and stud earrings of his own. The two walked the red carpet separately but were photographed together once inside, holding hands and posing alongside Kardashian’s mother, Kris Jenner, who also attended the event.
The Lucas Museum appearance follows a busy stretch for the couple. Kardashian just got back from London. She opened her first international SKIMS flagship store. During the trip, she and a friend were seen riding Lime bikes in a London park. They have also been photographed together at Lake Como and at Celine Dion’s Paris residency show in recent weeks, building a fairly public pattern of appearances since news of their relationship first broke.
A Relationship Playing Out Increasingly in Public
What stands out about this appearance specifically is the coordination. Neither Kardashian nor Hamilton has said much publicly about the relationship itself, but showing up in matching designer looks at a high-profile gala is its own kind of statement. It shows a couple that feels at ease being seen together at big events. They aren’t trying to stay low-key. It seems this relationship has quickly shifted from casual bike rides to red carpet appearances. They both choose to make it visible.
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