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Kim Kardashian Wears Stunning Polka Dot Gown by Israeli Designer Galia Lahav

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Kim Kardashian showcased a distinctive black and white polka dot gown by Israeli designer Galia Lahav while in Rome for promotional activities. The dress, from Lahav's Fall 2027 bridal collection, featured a daring cut and was styled by Law Roach. Kardashian posed with Dalmatian dogs that matched the dress's pattern.

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  • Kim Kardashian wore a Galia Lahav gown in Rome during promotional shoots.
  • The dress is from Israeli designer Galia Lahav's Fall 2027 bridal collection.
  • The gown features a black and white polka dot pattern with revealing cutouts.
  • Stylist Law Roach curated the look, pairing it with Jimmy Choo shoes.
  • Kardashian posed with Dalmatian dogs that matched the dress's design.

Kim Kardashian was recently seen in Rome wearing a striking polka dot gown by Israeli designer Galia Lahav. The dress, originally part of Lahav's Fall 2027 bridal collection, features a classic black and white polka dot pattern. The design includes a revealing bodice and a low-waist skirt with deep hip cutouts, complemented by a dramatic long train.

Kardashian's look was further enhanced by posing with two Dalmatian dogs, which echoed the dress's pattern. The styling was handled by her new fashion stylist, Law Roach, who opted for minimal jewelry, pairing the gown with Jimmy Choo shoes and a high ponytail.

The celebrity was in Rome for promotional shoots for the new season of her series "All's Fair." The dress, a creation from Lahav's couture and bridal lines, showcases the designer's signature style.

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