TV star Kim Kardashian was criticized by British journalists for arriving 50 minutes late to the Victoria Beckham show.
On October 3, according to the Telegraph, Kim Kardashian made Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour feel uncomfortable when she arrived late to Victoria Beckham’s fashion show.
The head of the Telegraph’s fashion column, journalist Lisa Armstrong, wrote: “The Kardashians’ habit is to make everyone wait at least 50 minutes before entering the show area. Anna was surprised that the show was delayed, everyone had to wait until Kim arrived.”
According to Lisa, Anna Wintour kept looking at her watch until Kim and her mother entered. The incident forced Anna to leave before the show ended because she did not want to be late to other shows
She also implicitly criticized Kim’s family with a post and video posted on her personal page on October 3. The video shows actor Robert Downey Jr. and star Cate Blanchett attending the Stella McCartney show in Paris.
“Real celebrities always try to be on time for fashion shows, including Florence Pugh, unlike the others I could tag here. But I won’t do that because there’s no place for the Kardashians,” she wrote.
Another source told Pagesix that the show was late not only because Kim was late, but also because the backstage preparations weren’t complete.
At Victoria Beckham’s Spring Summer 2024 show, Kim was seated next to Anna Wintour, causing a stir among the audience. Many people have spread the news that Anna has hated Kim for many years. She once removed her from the list of attendees at the 2012 Met Gala. At the Fendi show last September, when Kim came to greet her, she ignored her and turned away.
Kim Kardashian, 43, is an American reality TV star, known for the show Keeping Up With The Kardashians. She is famous in Hollywood with hundreds of millions of followers on social media. According to Forbes, Kim is currently worth $1.7 billion. She is running the fashion brand Skims, which she founded in 2019. According to CNN, Skims is expected to be listed soon, contributing to the revival of IPO activities in the US.
