By Page Six | Created at 2026-10-16 17:57:03 | Updated at 2026-10-16 18:54:46
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Kim Kardashian wore her birthday suit to ring in 46.
Ahead of her October 21 birthday, Kardashian celebrated a little early while on a trip to the Philippines, documented on her Instagram feed.
Blowing out birthday candles during an oceanside dinner, Kardashian showed some skin in a Mark Fast dress that was essentially crafted of just strings.
Covering just enough, the macramé top was knotted down the sides, leaving a completely open space that ran down the center of her sternum and torso.
Though the look itself was not show on the runway in September, it is part of the brand’s just-debuted spring/summer 2027 collection.
Kardashian did not include images of boyfriend Lewis Hamilton in her post, but the F1 driver also shared a slideshow of the Philippines trip on Instagram, confirming that they were together for the sojourn.
The reality star, who just kicked off a promo tour for “All’s Fair” Season 2, has recently begun working with stylist Law Roach.
Despite announcing back in 2023 that he would be retiring, Roach has continued to work with Zendaya as well as Anya Taylor-Joy, Naomi Osaka, Ariana Grande and more.
Roach announced his newest client last month alongside a pic of Kardashian in a vintage Yves Saint Laurent by Tom Ford dress from the fall/winter 2004 collection.
The stylist spoke with Bustle about working with the Skims founder, sharing, “She’s a great collaborator because she’s like a blank canvas when you get to create with her.”
And, while he’s decidedly not retired, he is more selective about the clients he chooses to work with.
“I just have to be inspired. There has to be a story to tell, or there has to be a need. That’s it. And they have to have somewhere to go — I can’t do the job if they don’t have anywhere to go,” he explained.
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