Entertainment · Fashion · published 2026-09-27 · via Just Jared

Kim Kardashian Steps Out in Vintage Dior While Visiting Shanghai

Kim Kardashian was photographed in Shanghai wearing a vintage Dior dress with a mandarin-style collar. She was joined on the trip by Kris Jenner, Khloe Kardashian, Chicago West, True Thompson, and Dream Kardashian. The family made several press appearances, and Kris embraced the 'Lady Luck' nickname she had received from fans in China.

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Kim Kardashian, 45, was photographed in Shanghai on Saturday, September 26, wearing a vintage Dior dress with a mandarin-style collar. Her mother Kris Jenner, sister Khloe Kardashian, and children Chicago West, True Thompson, and Dream Kardashian joined her. The family made several press appearances, though the purpose of their China trip was not specified. Kris has embraced the “Lady Luck” nickname fans in China gave her earlier this year.

Separately, Kardashian has been publicly linked to race car driver Lewis Hamilton. They attended the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art opening gala in Los Angeles, where he was on the event committee. She also posted affectionate Paris photos with him, including a kiss near the Eiffel Tower and a Celine Dion concert.

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