By Page Six | Created at 2026-06-20 20:06:44 | Updated at 2026-06-20 21:49:18
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Kim Kardashian once again channeled Marilyn Monroe, as she debuted a bleached blond hairstyle while stepping out in Los Angeles.
The reality TV icon was pictured heading to an appointment at a cosmetic dermatology office in Beverly Hills on Friday evening with shoulder-length, platinum-hued hair.
The “All’s Fair” actress styled her locks in soft curls and applied a soft pink makeup glam for the outing.
Kardashian, 45, wore a trench coat and Gucci heels with a matching handbag, along with a pair of chic shades — despite the fact that the sun had gone down.
She was pictured, at one point, adding a navy blue Los Angeles Dodgers ball cap to the ensemble, and was later snapped carrying it.
Kardashian previously rocked the ultra-blond look back in 2022, when the Skims founder donned the “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes” star’s iconic dress to the Met Gala.
The “Kardashians” star — who attended the event with then-boyfriend Pete Davidson — pulled her platinum hair into a sleek bun while modeling the archival gown, which Monroe famously wore while singing “Happy Birthday, Mr. President” to John F. Kennedy during his 45th birthday celebration at Madison Square Garden in 1962.
The crystal-studded Jean Louis gown has been called the “world’s most expensive dress.”
And while the look was memorable, Kardashian has questioned the decision to go blond for the iconic event in the years since.
“I don’t know why, but everyone told me, ‘Don’t do Marilyn hair, you’re going to look like a wax figure of Marilyn,’” she shared during a confessionals scene from Hulu’s “The Kardashians” last year.
“We just thought we wanted to be blond. I should have been like dark, Jackie O vibes hair.”
She doubled down on her regret in a May vlog.
“Everyone f—ked up here. Let’s just say that,” she said while holding up a photo of the look.
She added, “I think about it once a week.”
Despite her Met Gala regret, Kardashian has repeatedly resurrected her blond hair in varying shades since — including for the 2026 Met Gala.
